leadership my cio, i. governance, that is my whole leadership team must buy into the design and the structure of the i.t. plan and its development. and i.t. architecture, what was it going to take if are us to build out the systems that we needed in view of our legacy system. i.t. data. we needed to be informed. we needed to know that what we were doing is right and that we were doing this in a way that was analytical. we also had, as an important pillar there i.t. security. obviously very very important as we were building out, even as we were working on our strategic plan one of the most important pillars was i.t. security. and since donna seymour came in as cio and because of our experience -- and as mr. spires says, the good talents and experience we have in government, we brought her from d.o.d. and d.o.t. he was able to apply those skills and that talent to identify what our strategic steps are and thou develop them. first the thing we needed to look at is what could we place on that legacy system an

my cio. i.t.governance, that is my whole leadership team must buy into the design and plan and structure of the i.t. plan and its development. i.t. architecture -- what was it going to take for us in view of our legacy system? i.t. data. we needed to be informed, we needed to know that what we were doing was right we're doing in a way that was analytical. we also had as an important pillar i.t. security. obviously very important. as we were building out, even as we were working on our strategic plan, one of the most important pillars was i.t. security. sense donna seymour came in as cio because of her experience and as mr. spires said, we brought her from dod to apply those skills and that talent. what could be place on that legacy system? what would it take to do that? that is where she has began and what she continues to do throughout her tenure. senator moran: your point is not necessarily following the three breaches that we just talked about but from your arrival, your priority was to get a c

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effectively and the main intent of the law is to empower the cio. congress can support these efforts by demanding aggressive implementation of tpau tarra by different agencies, and transparency in reporting ongoing progress. effective implementation of the management. and second there have been positive movement with the updated law and the move for continuous monitoring yet i recommend the government rethink how it is measuring success with focus along three lines. there is a continuing need to have security rules to prevent intrusions and more importantly detect them when intrusions do occur occur. the root of all trust is verified identity and the government needs to step back and rethink how it is rapidly implementing yao bick wau tkus use of identification along with behavioral detection systems to identify insider threats or compromise credentials. finally the government needs to target protection of an agency's information. the government contains high insurance that only the trusted parties have access to the party's most sensitive informati

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of a solid plan an i believe that my cio has been doing that. we're working with a legacy system that is decades old and we're using all of our financial and human resources to improve that system. this is an effort -- this is a a -- kinder security is a government wide efforts and we all must work together. >> i'm not sure the american people are content with the pace of how we're all working together. u want to speak to einstein. i've heard several different comments today regarding it. my question is even if einstein is a necessary component to effectively defending the system, i believe the private sector is moving on this kind of technology. is that a fair question? what is the dhs doing to keep pace with its attackers. dr. ozment? >> einstein is necessary. we need a defense in-depth strategy. we're sup meant l einstein at the agencies and we're looking at einstein with taking what is currently a signature focused system and adding capabilityies to let us detect previously unknown intrusions. as you do that you receive more false positives,

security responsibility with the cio. this new structure has resulted in improvement in the consistency and quality of security practices at opm. although we are optimistic about these improvements, it is apparent that the ocio is still negatively impacted by years of decentralization. the second topic is security assessments and authorization. this is a comprehensive assessment of each i.t. system to ensure that it meets the applicable security standards before allowing the system to operate. opm has a long history of issues related to system authorization as well. in 2010 and 2011 we noted serious concerns in this area, but after improvements were made, removed it as an audit concern in 2012. however, problems with opm's system authorizations have reappeared. in 2014 21 opm systems were due to receive a new authorization, but 11 were not authorized by year end. recently, the ocio has temporarily put authorization efforts on hold while it modernizes opm's i.t. infrastructure in response to security breaches. so it's like

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. >> reporter: and the afl-cio asked its members to call congress today. fast track would make it he issier for the white house to conclude negotiations on the sweeping trans pacific partnership deal by preventing congress from amending it. sensing political blowback the white house is trying to three-tiered response one, having the president take it directly to the lawmakers and getting help from nancy pelosi to help tamp down the noise. two, take the case beyond the beltway and directly lead to voters and, three, lean on gop support for an overall trade deal. >> tpa stands for jobs. >> reporter: in a debate that has no shortage of opinions democratic front-runner has not spoke out about this. meanwhile, others say they are breaking the seal on what's in the proposed agreement. wikileaks, the secret-spilling website, talked about the 29 chapters and they are crowd sourcing cash for anyone who forwards them the rest. >> help uncover a trillion dollar secret that will affect the whole world. make your pledge today. >> and a quick nugget on trade. the presid

chairman and existing cio at that organization are both served previously as cios are stanford university.so she is great pedigree. she also previously worked for the federal reserve early in her career and she has got almost 20 years experience but she starts with us on july 6. we had completed final interviews for real assets. we are focusing a couple of people they are. the deal on number seven is that sometime soon is that there could be a considerable increase in the number of securities upwards of hundreds. that could be approved by -- to be included in traditional entities these are -- that are currently available only in local markets, china has continued to make in the securities more available to a wider array of foreign investors and to the degree that they do, the -- has signaled if they meet certain stipulations that they will be included in our traditional indices. it is a big deal but china is becoming more and more the transparence and more more of an open market to foreign investors. item number eight is that we are traveling as a team bob younis as an eye to hong kong and w

cio has been doing the. we're working with a legacy system that is decades old and we are using all of our financial and human resources to improve that system. this is an effort, this is a cybersecurity is a governmentwide effort and we must all work together to improve the system that we have governmentwide. >> i'm not sure the american people are content with the pace of how we're all working together. i wanted stick over to einstein. i've heard several different comments today regarding it. the question is even if einstein is a nested component to effectively defending the system, i put the private sector is really moving on this kind of technology, is that a fair question? what is dhs doing to keep pace with the hackers the? >> einstein is necessary but not sufficient to for protecting networks. as mr. scott notably need them in debt strategy. we are also looking with einstein at taking what is currently a signature focused system and adding capabilities to let detect previously unknown intrusion. but a

i have asked my cio to increase that effort. i would be, i'm sorry i don't have the percentages in my mind right now, but i would be glad to get back to you where we stand as of the state. we are working rapidly to do that. senator langford: a 95% figure is pretty close? 95% workstations, still 47 major applications are exposed, i guess? archuleta: i would like to get back to you for full details. senator langford: there is a question on authorization. obviously, that isa a requirement for onb. on this, it says 11 were not completed in time. archuleta: all but one of those systems has been authorized. they are operating with authorization number and we are working on the contractors. senator langford: there is a systemic problem. i'm trying to figure out why to make sure that authorization is done on time and on schedule. has that issue been fixed? i know people stepped in and said, let's turn to fix this. what about the future, to make sure they're done on time? archuleta: i would like to have my cio get that information to get

a solid plan and i believe that my cio has been doing that. we are working with a legacy system that is decades old and using all of our financial and human resources to improve that system. this is an effort -- this is a cyber security -- it is a government-wide effort and we all must work together to improve the systems that we have government wide. >> and i'm not sure that the american people are content with the pace of how we are all working together. i want to speak a little bit to this einstein. i've heard several different comments today regarding it. and the question is even if einstein is a necessary component to defending the system, i believe the private sector is already moving on this kind of technology. is that a fair question and what is the dhs doing to keep pace with attackers. >> einstein is sufficient but not a good tool for detecting deficiency. and we are supplementing einstein with diagnostics and mitigations at the agencies and looking at einstein at taking what is is a signature focus system and adding capabilities to

joining us now is the man himself, the cio. good to have you here.ou used to own a small share of darden shares. do you still on them today? chris: yes. we have owned darden since it has been public and we will own it for the next 30 years. they kept the number of red sticks in the basket the same, that was another part of our key proxy war. was it really? chris: no. what did you make when you heard this news? chris: we think it is important. they are a great chain. they sold off red lobster when shareholders were going to ask to vote on that. that was a critical move. assets, were selling think that's the most important decision and we want them to be engaged and pay attention to shareholder value. owning them and starboard will move on to other companies, but we think the share value will rise over time. alix: talk about your relationship with activist investors. you had a lot of fights over the last few years. you have dupont, you have carl icahn with forest labs, it's different from other big pension funds. how come? chris: we have been an active

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>> we work closely with the federal cio who has responsibility for this, tony scott. he has been at omb for about 90 days now. he has been engaged with us from the very beginning and he and donna have a very strong relationship and he has a strong advisory role to us. >> prior to his arrival 90 days ago was someone filling that responsibility, as well? >> i don't know that sir. i would be glad to get that information back to you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you senator. thank all of y'all for being here. i apologize for the earlier delay. this is such an important hearing. i think this is probably one of the most important hearings that we will have this year and we will be following up in the not too distant future making sure things are moving in the right direction. i want to thank all of you for participating. i want to thank my staff for the excellent job that they did in preparing for the hearing. this time i ask unanimous consent that statements by the national treasury employees union and american federal government employees be include

there were not under the cio -- some of those would last too long. there would be weaknesses in the system. it would be difficult to clear those weaknesses. i can put numbers on that. hoping i have given you a sense of where iphone many agencies are today. -- i feel many agencies are today. senator lankford: none of those feel like big dollar items. that seems a current structure process. hygiene for our systems. senator: i want to be careful here. senator lankford: if we have got a monitor with an orange screen on it, i get it. we have some old systems. i'm asking the initial security side of this. how are we handling the information in the inventory? senator: i agree with your sentiment -- mr. spikes: i agree we don't necessarily need new dollars. some of these issues you do need investment. senator lankford: you have in your written testimony, you talked through the timeline of how things went. some areas are how -- are specific. there are of terms that jumped out to me there. april 2015 predated the adoption of the controls. it was detected by ou

jobe who is the cio of key point. thank you for allowing them to be here. as we move forward it is critical that we work together. we need to share information recognize what outdated legacy systems need to be updated and acknowledge positive steps when they do occur. above all, we must recognize that our real enemies are outside of these walls. they are the foreign nation states and other actors that are behind these devastating attacks. and with that i yield back. >> thank the jap. i'll hold the record open for five legislative days for any members who would like to submit a written state. we're pleased to have representative bosh ra come stock. i ask you now to consent that our colleague from virginia be able to fully participate in today's hearing. no objection so ordered. we now recognize the panel of witnesses pim i'm pleased to welcome katherine archuleta director of office of personnel management. we have patrick mcfarland, the office of personnel management, ms. danah seymour, chief information officer of the office of personnel management ms. anne

the afl-cio is freezing up money until this is over. they are targeting democrats who are changing their position, who are voting against tpa. progressive colleagues turning on their colleagues. you know, there were members of the congressional progressive caucus who slammed obama yesterday, saying they were insulted by him. that obama was trying to undermine their integrity. there is a motion here. it is a lot to overcome. host: you can read all of emma dumain's coverage from yesterday's vote from rollcall . rollcall,.com. -- rollcall.com. >> legislative business is set to begin at 2:00 p.m. end there could be a vote on the assistance bill that was rejected on friday. at 3:00, legislation resumes on defense programs. watch the house live on c-span, the senate live on c-span two. next you monday with dr. patrick o'gara on recent advances in heart surgery. and another chance to see british prime minister david cameron take questions from the house of commons. ♪ >> this week on "q & a", our guest is dr. patrick o'gara, senior physician at

the afl-cio is freezing up money . until the trade deal is wrapped up, they are targeting democrats who have changed their position who are voting against tpa. vulnerable democrats who barely won reelection in 2014. progressive colleagues turning on their colleagues. there were members of the congressional progressive caucus that slammed the president yesterday, saying that they were insulted by him. and that obama was trying to impugn their integrity. there is a lot of emotion here. it is a lot to overcome. host: you can read all of emma dumain's coverage from yesterday's vote from rollcall.com. we appreciate your time this morning. >> on the next "washington journal." the trade debate in congress and other key debates in the coming weeks and summer legislative session. a new york times reporter talks about the evolution of the bitcoin and the future of digital currency. as always, we take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> tonight on c-span, "q & a" with dr. patrick o'gara:. then

jobe who is the cio of key point. thank you for allowing them to be here. as we move forward it is critical that we work together. we need to share information recognize what outdated legacy systems need to be updated and acknowledge positive steps when they do occur. above all, we must recognize that our real enemies are outside of these walls. they are the foreign nation states and other actors that are behind these devastating attacks. and with that i yield back. >> thank the jap. i'll hold the record open for five legislative days for any members who would like to submit a written state. we're pleased to have representative bosh ra come stock. i ask you now to consent that our colleague from virginia be able to fully participate in today's hearing. no objection so ordered. we now recognize the panel of witnesses pim i'm pleased to welcome katherine archuleta director of office of personnel management. we have patrick mcfarland, the office of personnel management, ms. danah seymour, chief information officer of the office of personnel management ms. anne

reagan has one deal, deliver a speech to the afl-cio. it's 2:00, reagan's the motorcade's just arrived at the washington hilton hotel, which is behind us. this is the special entrance, the v.i.p. entrance reagan walked into when he first arrived. >> governmental duty is to protect the people, not run their lives. >> the event is covered by all the major networks. for abc news photographer, hank brown, it's a routine job. >> we were with the crew that travels with the president wherever he goes. he wanted to get the picture of the president walking out of the hotel and getting in the limo. >> 15 feet from that door was a rope line. >> all that the cameramen and everybody's laughing. it was unsecured. no i.d. checks. people thought it was a press line. it wasn't. anyone could be behind that line. >> you see hinckley's face about three rows back totally passive. no reaction at all. >> i get my camera out, aimed it at the door that the president's coming out. i could see it through the viewfinder even now. >> reagan is walking towards his mo

we held a call with all the federal cio's and asked them to search their networks. mr. hurd: you talk about legacy systems. the difficulty of protecting those. what are some of those? what programming software is used to develop them? ms. archuleta: these are systems that have been around for going close to 25-30 years. cboobol systems. director archuleta and i were brought here to address some of these problems. i started my job in december, 2013. mr. hurd: why did we wait for two factor authentication? ms. seymour: these are two decades in the making. we are not going to solve them in two years. mr. hurd: how much overtime have you signed off on? ms. seymour: my cio team works 20 47. -- 24/7. >> i am very proud of the employees working on this issue. mr. hurd: you have inherited a mess. we are looking to you to ensure things like this do not happen. to make sure agencies are implementing recommendations of the ig, the gao. we will continue to drag people up here and answer these questions. that is our responsibility. i recognize that, you are not going to stop everybo

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jobe who is the cio of keypoint. thank you for allowing them to be here. as we move forward it is critical that we work together. we need to share information, recognize what outdated legacy systems need to be updated and acknowledge positive steps when they do occur. above all, we must recognize that our real enemies are outside of these walls. they are the foreign nation states and other actors that are behind these devastating attacks. and with that i yield back. >> thank the gentleman. i'll hold the record open for five legislative days for any members who would like to submit a written state. we're pleased to have representative barbara comestock. i ask you now to consent that our colleague from virginia be able to fully participate in today's hearing. no objection so ordered. we now recognize the panel of witnesses. i'm pleased to welcome katherine archuleta, director of office of personnel management. we have patrick mcfarland, the office of personnel management, ms. dana seymour, chief information officer of the office of personnel management, ms.

joab who is the cio of key point and mr. osman from the department of homeland security. thank you, mr. chairman, for allowing them to be here. as we move forward it is critical we work together. we need to share information, recognize what outdated legacy systems need to be updated, and acknowledge positive steps when they do occur. above all, we must recognize that our real enemies are outside of these walls. they are the foreign nation states and other actors that are behind these devastating attacks. with that i yield back. >> thank the gentlemen. i will hold the record open for five legislative dates for members who want to submit a written statement. we have barbara comstock and i our the member be allowed to fully participate. we recognize the witnesses. i will pleased to have katherine archuleta, and we have the honor patrick mcfarland donna seymour and we have the director of the us computer emergency ready team. mr. eric hess the chief executive officer of key point solutions and rob. all witnesses must be sworn so please stand and raise your right hand. did you

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we do want to bring in christopher wolf, cio of portfolio solutions, on the other big story of the dayand that of course was jimmy lee of jpmorgan dying, very unexpectedly at age 62. used to work with him, right? christopher: a very long time ago, yes. he was already regarded at that time at that time as a lion and everyone had wrist for his advice -- had respect for his advice and business acumen. this is a sad day. alix: what made him so different from other wall street guys? christopher: two things i observed directly, one is his passion for business, and second was his intensity. when you find that in this industry, people look to that as a sign of leadership and the way he was able to see through a lot of things. alix: in so many ways he created private equity and junk bonds for what is now jpmorgan. how hard is it to fill that kind of whole for a -- that kind of hole for a bank by jpmorgan when the founder is no longer with them? christopher: it is hard to replace icons in the industry, but when you look across the industry you will find some of the biggest firms have pretty big

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for us to use social media to go after cios making buying decisions and software engineers that can developew apps, to go after talent who want to write code and various ge businesses. you wills and often, look at one platform and see a multitude of needs. betty: have you seen anything that has really moved the needle the way a 30 second ad would have moved the needle? have 360 surround sound with all of these platforms. theare looking at to create amplification and that amplification ability is so much better. 30 second spot and you are able to make that be even more effective using social media platforms. think of the way twitter has changed tv viewing. there is something very special when you are trying to do brand marketing. nbc andou worked at given how important content and storytelling is, maybe ge should have cap nbc. at it, it islook advanced science, i think you will see us tell more about science going forward. betty: this documentary you will be airing in november on national geographic, ron howard and brian glaser are producing this with you. by which gew model is going to adve

for us, to use social media to go after's bios -- to go after cio's who are making engineering decisionsto go after we want to come right code at various ge businesses. it really depends, and often you will look at one platform that can serve a multitude of needs and audience is -- audiences. right, as you say, needs at ge. -- anyone move the needle moved the needle the way and add 10 years ago would have four ge? hard tot's say any one platform, but in concert you are looking for amplification. to make a 32nd -- second tv ad more impactful. it's the same thing you are trying to do brand marketing. betty: you worked at nbc. bet a big part ofh: given how maybeant storytelling is, ge should have kept nbc. : i don't see a lot of that coming into the mix. moreou will see storytelling going forward. betty: brian grazer and ron howard are producing this with you. is this some sort of new model? by which ge will advertise? i can point to ge's history in the late 1950's and andays and -- and 1960's there was ge theater. that is how ron howard got his, in a ge theater. great time in history when

security responsibility with the cio. this new structure has resulted in imthe improvement at opm. although we are optimistic about these improvements it is apparent that the ocio is still negatively impacted by years of decentralization. this is a comprehensive assessment of each i.t. system meets applicable security standards. opm has a long history of issues related to system authorization as well. in 2010 and 2011 we noted serious concerns in this area, but after improvements made removed as an audit concern in 2012. however, problems with opm system authorizations have reappeared. in 201421 systems were due to be, but not in the end. temporarily efforts put on hold while modernizes in response to security breaches. so it is likely that the number will increase. while we support the effort to modernize systems we believe authorization activity should continue. the third topic relates to opm's use of technical security controls. opm has implemented a variety of controls and tools to make the agency's i.t. systems more secure. however, such tools are only helpful if they are used

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at a very high level kind of give an overview of this and then cio bill kim will come up and discuss in more detail what the planned program for the emr project is. as you can see, we've got projected costs of about $12.8 million in the first year and 29.2 in the second year. in our previous projections, that first year cost was higher. we've been able to kind of whittle that down as we take a closer look at what the timing of the staffing will be for that program. we previously projected we kind of be hiring them all at a single time. i think that revised plan it will phase them in and put some of the supervising and director positions in first. that allow us to phase in some of the salary costs. we're also paying for some of those costs in the current year with savings that we've identified from our current year's budget. that also allows us to reduce that first year cost. the second year is fully funded in the plan that we have presented previously and went to the committee on information technology at $29.2 million. turn it over to bill. >> good afternoon commissioners. i'll go t

as you migrate, say you are a cio.you migrate infrastructure into the next generation that will be required for you to be cheaper and faster and more nimble, the ability to write applications in a new environment, cloud data and mobile, it will be important for you to have orchestration, monitoring software. everything has to be automated today. we have those kinds of opportunities in the software portfolio. we play in quite specific areas of software that is a little different than erp systems like oracle or sap or salesforce. emily: what about the cloud? what is the hp strategy for the public cloud? are you going to be a cloud or sell to the cloud? do you plan to take on amazon and google? emily: our public cloud is not designed to compete with azure or google. what we see most enterprises wanting to do is not to put everything in a public cloud. so if you want only convenience you might go to a public cloud but if you want security, you want to be in a private cloud. our strategy is hybrid cloud. your cloud, the way

cios like those other companies. collaboration is a consumer issue. consumers love dropbox.ropbox is easy for them to use, especially when they are bringing their own devices to work. so i see a lot of runway ahead. , emily: what are your sources telling you? you covered the ipo. do investors like dropbox? do you think they will like it more than box? leslie: the sentiment has changed over the last year. i remember when box's filing timeout. sources kept saying that dropbox has better numbers than this. don't worry. it will look better at that time. here we are one year later people looking at dropbox, and the discussion has changed highlighting potential cash burn rate. however, others say they have only gotten through series b funding. they still have a long way to go. in terms of an ipo, most people seem to mirror what he was saying. in terms of they don't have a plan to go public. dropbox is the type of company that to surpass the $10 billion valuation is an achievement. what he said about not breaking out profit, that is something that will not help them achieve those g

i've had those almost on a daily basis with my own staff and cio. i would say that since the 18 months that i arrived, i recognized the same problem that you did. we have taken tremendous steps. but as you say, there are these actors, and they are aggressive and they are well funded and they are persistent. and the first thing i did was to implement an i.t. strategic plan with a focus on i.t. security. >> i appreciate that. we've gone through those details. have you visited private sector data center and seen what the private sector does to compare. >> i've had discussions with the -- >> have you visited someplace to -- >> i have visited other companies. the issue of cyber security was not the one that we discussed but it's the plan that i out lined this morning is that we're holding a summit in the very near future to bring those private individuals who are facing the exact same threat that we are so we can learn from them. >> in the past 18 -- >> we need to access experts. >> in the past 18 months, you had not done that. >> i have not met personal