pasture the sharing analysis center were a lot of the operational edge activities for communications corporation nation's in this government taking place. with that would like to introduce charlie mitchell who many of you read about on a daily basis. charlie is the senior editor at insight server security, an exclusive service report has ever security policy from inside washington publishers and addition to cyber policy charlie has extensive experience covering congress, energy, and the environment, health care, other policy areas and previously served as editor in chief of roll-call newspaper and is managing editor of the national journal's congress daily. >> all right. thank you. i just would like to start off and thank u.s. telecom and the folks who put in so much work putting together this event. i believe that cyber security is really the policy issue for how the government and industry will interact in the 21st century. and the people that we have had on these two panels are the ones who are going to make that work. some not to put any pressure on anybody here, but it is a huge challenge. and this

community. national corporations doing business in arizona are urging brewer to kill the legislation as is the arizona super bowl host committee, which say it is could jeopardize plans for the state to host next year's game. arizona's republican u.s. senators, john mccain and jeff flake, took to social media to call for a veto and mitt romney tweeted yesterday, veto of sb1062 is right. even some of the initial supporters have changed their minds. state senator steve pierce is one of three republicans who voted for the bill, but now are reversing course. he says the groundswell of opposition has hurt the state and has distorted the original intent of the law. >> it's gone from reality to perception, and perception's all that matters. so we need to kill it. >> reporter: now, there's been controversy in other states -- in new mexico washington oregon, colorado -- there have been lawsuits involving small businesses that have denied services to gay and lesbian couples, and in georgia, actually lawmakers are considering a bill similar to the one in arizona. charlie and norah? >> thanks. >>> on capitol hill

national employment law project, community housing partnership ~. so many of our affordable housing nonprofits which will be under this legislation, chinatown community development center, tenderloin housing clinic, tenderloin neighborhood development corporation, and the treasure island homeless development association. i also want to thank our san francisco small business commissioner william ortiz cardenega. this is going through the [speaker not understood] and through the business commission as we speak. san francisco chamber of commerce in particular jim lazarus and dee-dee workman who worked so closely with our, with our advocacy to come to legislation that we could all agree on. i also want to recognize dhr, olfc and office of contract administration as well as the mayor's office of housing. what we have presented before us is legislation everyone can agree on, but more than that what it means is that as policy makesers we can some time pass policy because we have the votes but it doesn't mean it will get implemented the right way. having stakeholders such a large businesses and employers on board means they will be advocating amongst their membership to do the right thing because they truly believe in the final outcome of this legisla

communities and how you control that. how do they rein in that nationalism side? on the corporate side, the recent proliferation of hacked back as a business model. the best way i will protect you is by hacking back the people going after you. it is a great business model for that company. it is not a good business model for the clients and it may be even worse for the nation. for the client, you are paying someone to go after an attacker. for the nation, you could have companies for private reasons getting involved in things with political ramifications. a lot of lessons to learn from the real world side of private military firms. >> peter, thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] [inaudible] >> thank you. >> you have written a book. we have another one for you to read as a token of our appreciation for you being here. those of you who are interested, peter has a box full of his books back there if you would like to get an autograph and write him a check. thank you. >> thank you. [applause] >> coming up on c-span, tom friedman talks about national security and freedom of the

corporation could be sued in the united states on that theory. that would make us look arrogant to our nations and other nations in our world's community. when i first began to think about these questions when i was studying civil procedures, sweden. the notion was you do not bring a suit where you happen to grab the person who committed the wrong. it depends on where it happened. the incidents occurred as the lawdar -- the logical place for the suit to be brought. withn't mess around justice ginsburg when it comes to personal jurisdiction. [laughter] [applause]

corporation could be sued in the united states in that theory. and that would make us look a rather arrogant to our nations, to other nations in the world community who has the kind of attitude towards jurisdiction and i'm -- i first began to think about these questions when i was studying civil procedure of sweden. [laughter] where the notion was you don't bring a suit where you happen to grab the person who committed the wrong. but it depends on where it happened. where the events insuit occurred. it's a logical place for the constitute be brought. >> we were asked before about giving advice and my last piece of advice is don't mess around with justice ginsburg when it omes to personal jurisdiction. [applause] >> thank you all for coming. and at home, thank you. thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> i think is more important than justice itself. i believe that because only a very small number comparably people are coming to enter into a courtroom, much less have any entanglement with the law. >> friday c-span radio continues it's series with supreme court j