how do you see cyberspace? right now, when you think about it, if you ask everybody to draw a picture and then show me where the adversary is coming in and how are you going to stop that, nobody has a real good way of drawing that picture. as a consequence, if you cannot explain what is going to have been, how do you explain how you are going to defend it? we cannot see it. we are trying to explain to our young folks how they're going to stop it, and they are looking at us like what is he talking about? i get this from my daughter's all the time. that is a joke. i am sorry. i will go slower. how do you see what is going on in cyberspace? we have to build the situational awareness. it has to exist at networks be. it has to take in billions of the events and make them humanly digestible, along with decision logic, but something we can see. there has to be a set of those activities that machines can operate on that our policy driven, and then there is a series of things that we are going to use to move our forces

how do you see cyberspace?ight now when you think about it, if you ask everybody to draw a picture and then show me where the adversaries are coming and how are you going to stop that, nobody has a real good way of drawing that picture. and there is a consequence if you can explain what is going to happen. how do you explain how you are going to defend its? we can't see it. we are trying to explain to our young folks how they are going to stop it. and they are looking at us like, what is he talking about? i get this from my daughter's all the time. that is a joke, i'm sorry. so how do you see what's going on in cyberspace? we have got to build that situational awareness. it has got to exist at network speed. it's got to take in billions of events and make them humanly digestible along with a kind of decision logic is something that we can see. and there has got to be a set of those activities that machines can operate on better policy driven and then there is a series of things that we are going to use to maneu

how do you see cyberspace? right now when you think about it, you ask anybody to try pictures and ask what the adversaries are coming in. how are you going to stop that? nobody has a real good way of trying to picture. as a consequence, if you can explain what's going to happen, how do explain how you're going to defend it? we can't see it. we're trying to explain to our young folks how were going to stop it and they're looking at us like what's he talking about? i get this for my daughters all the time. that's a joke. i'm sorry, although slower. so how do you see what is going on in cyberspace? we've got to build that situational awareness. it's got to exist in network speed. it is got to take in of events and make them humanly digestible along with autonomous decision logic, but something we can see. and there's got to be a set of those activities that machines can operate on, that her policy driven. the members are serious of things that were going to use to maneuver our forces cyberspace. in that picture is

cyberspace.e've got to build that situational awareness. it's got to exist at network speed. it's got to taking billions of events, and make them humanly digestible, along with economist decision logic. but something that we can see. and there's got to be a set of those activities that machines can operate on that our policy driven, and then there's a series of things that we are going to use to maneuver our forces in cyberspace. and that picture is what's got to bring us all together. so that's the third part. transform the way we organize and operate our command and control. from our perspective i think the first big step on that was setting up as cyber command in the subordinate commands. and now is how we reach out to the geographic combatant commands, and their components, one of the elements we're going to put out there and how do we do that. and the fifth area is authorities. what are the authorities we need to operate across the full spectrum? and from deities perspective let me tell you

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these days you can throw a stick in cyberspace without hitting some sort of fashion are less outlawed and the blood can be yesterday's fad faster than the click of a mouse. but emily continues to say about the trends. did we pay attention to what i liked what am drawn to and for the most part that helps me be really successful. her fans are mostly 20 something 1:00 on cupcakes and kashmir for the daily treats his speech. the his inspiring her followers to pursue their passions. as a new job at a delegate was unfeeling rewarded wasn't filling credit inspired sell to be able to find something that's crated for myself and billy anyone can do that. the book has been on the national best-seller list for several weeks now family hopes to continue her success on the book and blood and that lead to making products with the cupcakes and kashmir brands. it looks like we a people out about it since heroin is and as a area tonight but they don't know that you're going to hear is that we have showers and began forecast. (the day as the news continues. clocks it was 61 degrees and half moon bay one

somebody can attack us through cyberspace and really do as much or more damage than the terrorists didnocking out the power grid for weeks, by incapacitating all of our banks. >> lieberman's bill seeks to protect those critical networks by encouraging companies to share sensitive threat information and requiring them to report all cyber attacks. >> i think our time is running short and i think it's important that people take this seriously today. we can't wait for the physical implication. >> despite the dire warnings, some businesses oppose the new cyber bill calling it more unnecessary government regulation. lieberman may not have the political muscle he needs right now to push the measure through. bob orr, cbs news, washington. >>> an accident that nearly killed a texas convenience store clerk was caught on camera. the video just released. the clerk, seen standing here behind the counter when a car smashes into the store, sending him flying. this happened in a town northwest of houston. the driver a 36-year-old woman is free on $100,000 bail. charged with drunk driving. you think? t

the web itself but despite the efforts of governments to shield users from the growing dangers of cyberspace every proposed law hits the ball first over personal liberty concerns let's see coffin of reports . it is hard to argue against protecting young ones from dangers like child pornography that's what russia's new internet law aims to do by making it easier to remove harmful content from the web it gives the government new powers to blacklist pages even entire domains bypassing the courts but critics say it could be used for altogether different purposes russia's wikipedia was one of several websites to go dark in protest the ban was shunned it has been using this law to protect children is blocking access to information for everyone including adults and that's not protection that's censorship of the richardsons or he could be three degrees the united states france germany lawmakers say the bill is on par even weaker than what's on the books elsewhere but for online activists countries like the u.s. or britain are case studies in how not to regulate the web you can see the different coun

question of what their government should be prepared to do in terms of offensive operations in cyberspace. >> let me first of all define the fbi's role. generally, we do investigate. our primary function is when we are called in, we investigate. we have a debt investigators who have been doing this for time here the problem with a cyber intrusion attack is you have no idea whether it is another government-sponsored attack or an organized criminal attack originated in russia or romania or wherever by an organized crime group for the high-school student down the block in his room undertaking the cyber attack. consequently, the way we divide up our work -- espionage or terrorism or fraud -- does not really help us when you have an attrition, particularly if it is intrusion by a foreign government, which falls under the purview of foreign intelligence agencies. what we have found is we have had to adjust our organizational structure to develop the relationships, and i put together a task force when there is a cyber intrusion, that includes individuals from across the community because you do

here is at least congressional action to expand fourth amendment protections into the world of cyberspace into the world of information that's traveling the internet or stored outside someone's on someone's computer in a third party database i don't see that you've expressed optimism about this legislation before what kind of a chance i think it stands. it's tough to assess the chance of any legislation in congress right now. is the because we're approaching the end of the session were approaching the election. what's good is that it's being brought up up to now i sadly i think it's being ignored as the government's power and law and or since. really aggressive moves into these areas have gone without any sort of response from congress. any sort of popular reaction. so i think the best thing the best thing out of this so far is getting the debate started whether anything happens in this session i think is very questionable but we discussion we need to get we need to have we need to be talking about exactly how much power the government has to just go in and look at personal information th

they have always lived in cyberspace, addicted to a new generation of electronics. their lives are measured in the fundamental particles of life. that is actually a a direct quote from the class of 2016. both have been document the mindset since 1998. class isthis year's similar to recent years. rather than radio, they listen to and p three -- to mp3 players. a quarter of them have already suffered hearing loss. they have never seen an airplane. before they purchase a textbook, they will investigate whether it is available for rent or purchase as an e-book. to them, the twilight zone involves of vampires. they watched television everywhere except on a television. they consider two cameras so outdated. when they say amazon, the last thing they mean is the river in south america. >> to have public never seen a rotary phone or record player. lots of things. >> ocean city is not the bikini capital of the world. the tried to break the record over the weekend but the clouds and the rain kept the participation way down. only 325 beauty's took part. not entirely a lost caus

they have always lived in cyberspa cyberspace. their lives measured in the fundamental particles of life. that's actually a direct quote from the mind-set list for the class of 2016. written by ron on the left and professor tom mcbride on the right. both from tine,beloit college in beloit wisconsin that have been documenting the mind-set many incoming freshmen. they say it's similar to recent years. rather than radio, they listen to mp 3 players or ipods. some of what these listen to is so loud, a quarter of them already have suffered hearing loss. they've never readily seen an they'll investigate whether the textbook is available for rent or purchase as an e-book. to them, the twilight zones involves vampires. they watch television everywhere, but on a television. they consider point-and-shoot cameras so outdated, and like last year's class, when they say amazon, the last thing they mean is the river in south america. nbc news. >>> coming up how one restaurant's attempt to advertise has ruffled the feathers of a town council. >>>

. >> cyberspace always existed. they always had a woman in the u.s. state department for most of their lives. >> unbelievable. >> hillary clinton, madeleine albright, condoleezza rice. >> robert de niro isn't the young vito corlioni. he's the father on "meet the parents." >> this is going to make you feel very old. "the graduate" character, when the guy says plastic could be their grandfather. how depressing. >> how old do you feel? >> that's just interesting. okay. if you've ever been a waitress in a restaurant and you work your tail off and you look at the tip someone leaves behind with a crumbled up couple of bucks. you think gosh, i worked really hard. there is a kentucky family working to unring that bell and change it a little bit. they had a family member who passed away. one thing he said was he wanted people to give big tips. >> in his will. he wanted $500 tips. the family asked for people to donate money. they started giving out $500 tips. here is some great video. they are just handing out money to people. >> can i hug you? oh, my gosh. >>

. >> reporter: it is often said there are no secrets in cyberspace. jim thickly is showing us proof of that. websites with heavy traffic for an illegal market where buyers and sellers all over the world. so what are they after? >> i mean, this is a credit report. >> reporter: your credit information, including your actual report. >> it took ten seconds to pull it up. >> reporter: jim stickily said it's the equivalent of financial terrorism. some credit reports are here for free, and they're complete with names, birth dates, social security numbers even account numbers. >> a criminal might be sitting in north korea and they're ripping you have. >> reporter: how are they doing it? >> i thought i was as cautious as anybody. >> reporter: they're using consumers like peggy mays. >> someone had to have gotten my credit card numbers and made new ones. >> reporter: thieves will hack into the unsuspecting consumer's account and then they'll post the credit report on this ones that allows the hackers to bid on the stolen report. it's a gateway for thieves to ha

it turns out parties like this are happening every day in cyberspace given a new app called posh marksthe app address add problem in his own life. >> when i walk into a closet i saw shopping bag that has my wife had that had never even been open yet alone used. >> he created a cross between instagram and ebay. >> you can take a photo here. you can kind of make it modern or vintage. then you go there next. then fill in a few details. >> all of your followers can look at the item and buy it with a click. >> it's so easy, they say it's addictive. >> everything is on the phone. >> you may have noticed a lot of women at the party. that is because it's only for women fashion. the number of women using it is doubling every six weeks. >> that is pretty addictive. that is huge those numbers. >> reporter says users spent 25 minutes a day using the app even more than facebook and posh mark won't have troubles making a profit. >> they are taking a fee off the purchases. >> this has been super awesome. >> they expect $500 million will change hands making the app more than just a passing trend. jona

. >>> fl ♪ give me more credibility down the line >>> these days to cannot through a stick in cyberspaceithout having some sort of fashion and lifestyle block and a block and yesterday's that faster than the cook of a mouse that emily continues to stay above the trend. >>> pay attention to weather like some of them drawn to and that's helped me become really successful. >>> her fans and mostly twentysomething women she hopes in addition to fashion and food the she is inspiring her followers to pursue their passion. >>> i was in a job like was awarded a creatively inspired and to be able to find something that i created for myself and anyone can do that. grill the book is that on the best-seller list nationally for several weeks she is hoping to the continued success about the book of the blog will lead to making products with the cupcakes and kashmir brand. critics have the suspicion that it's a lot of work. smashing out eight to one home run to the giants >>> cheering on some hometown heroes and how they look for the little league world series coming up next. >>> progress on that big fi

they have always lived in cyberspace, addicted to a new generation of electronic narcotics. their lives measured in the fundamental particles of life, bits, bytes and bauds. that's actually a direct quote from the mindset list for the class of 2016 written by ron neef on the left and professor tom mcbride on the right. both from tiny beloit college in beloit, wisconsin who have been documenting the mindset of incoming college freshmen since 1998. they say this year's class is similar to recent years and that rather than radio, they listen to mp3 players or ipods. and some of what they listen to is so loud that a quarter of them already have suffered hearing loss. they've never really seen an airplane ticket. before they purchase an assigned textbook, they'll investigate whether it's available for rent or purchase as an e book. to them, the twilight zone involves vampires, not rod suhr ling. they watch television everywhere, but on a television. they consider point and shoot cameras so outdated. like last year's class, when they say amazon, the last thing they mean is the riv

sort of protests, the people actually raising their voice whether out in public or whether even in cyberspace actually will make -- [inaudible] confronting barack obama on the campaign trail. [inaudible] you owe it to yourself to say something. you owe it to bradley manning to say something because he has nobody. he's held in isolation, he's been in a cocoon, and he needs people to speak up. it could have an impact, it could start -- [inaudible] and that could be the difference in the future of bradley manning. [applause] >> hi, thanks a lot to bill and elise and the protect forum for having us here. it's quite an honor to be sharing the stage with chase and kevin. we're doing the hard, important, necessary work that makes our more dilettantish and areafied areafied -- rarefied pursuits possible. >> i'm ted hearne, by the way. i don't know if this is on. am i on? i'mhead hearn, i'm a composer. >> and i'm mark doten. >> we're going to start, we're going to play a short song for you, talk a little bit about the piece and about our experience attending the first day of bradley manning's article

the national strategy for trusting identities in cyberspace, which is another acronym which addresses the issue, one of the issues that janet raised when she did her opening about proving, identity proofing patients and authenticating them when they are working, submitting information on the internet. and those are some of the main things that we are focusing on. we do have this list of web sites that you can go to for more information on the work that we're doing in this area. >> terrific. thank you so much. we are now at the opening up of the conversations states in this program. there are microphones that you can use to go to and verbalize your question. as i mentioned, there are green cards in your package that you can read your question on if you will hold that card up. somebody on our staff will pocket from your fingers and bring it forward. and to get us started, janet, you have been scribbling questions. the presentations have gone ahead. why don't you get us started. >> thank you. i would like to direct my first question to dr. ross match. first of all, thank you for sharing

the fact is we're under attack over cyberspace right now. what's been -- in terms of economic threat, we've already lost a tremendous amount of money. general keith alexander, chief of the u.s. cyber command, described the loss of information and intellectual property and just plain money through cyber theft as -- quote -- "the greatest transfer of wealth in history." that's going on. we're also under cyber attack by enemies that are probing the control systems, cyber control systems that control not the mom and pop businesses at home, not the internet systems over which sko -- so many of us shop these days, but the cyber systems which control the electric supply, that control all of our financial transactions, large and small, that control our transportation system, our telecommunications system, all the things that we depend on to sustain our society and our individual lives. that's who we're talking about here, the greatest transfer of wealth in history. but our enemies are already probing those private companies, cyber systems that contr

in addition to that, we are also working at the national strategy for trusted identities in cyberspace, which is another acronym, which i address as one of the issues that janet raised when she did her opening about identity proofing patient and authenticating on when they are submitting information on the internet. and those are some of the main things we are focusing on. we do have this list of websites you go to for more information on the work we do in this area. >> terrific. thank you so much. we are now at the opening of the conversation stage in this program. there are microphones that you can use to go to to and verbalize your question. as i've mentioned, there are green cards in your packet that you can write your question on. if you'll hold that card out, somebody on our staff will pluck you from your fingers and bring up the word. and to get it started, janet, you've been scribbling questions as presentations at anna had. what you get us started. >> thank you, ed. i would like to direct my first question to dr. rothemich. first about the mechanic for sharing your experience

challenges that will require us to maintain dominance of the skies, dominant of space, and dominance of cyberspacee stewardship of general shorts and now general the air force will be prepared and will celebrate its 65th birthday next month as the finest air force the world has ever known. nortie, i wish you the very best in your retirement. i hope you get to spend more time with susie and enjoy a quiet life. i do not think that will be the case. i hope you get to fly around in the plane you always dreamed of owning. i even have the perfect name for it. "air schwartz one" amrk and betty, i wish you and your family the very best as you imports on this mission. the united states military and the united states air force has no shortage of cutting edge weapons and systems. half stealth bombers, remotely piloted aircraft. reflecting on these men's careers reminds me of something i have come to know as secretary of defense. the reason we are the greatest military power on earth lies not in our weapons or our planes or our fancy systems. did it lies in our people. men and women in uniform that serve this

in addition to this, we're also working with the national strategy for trusted identities in cyberspace which is another acronym calls nstic. i address this as one of the issues that janet raised when she did her opening about proofing, identity proofing patients and awe they want candidating them when -- authenticating them when they are working, submitting information on the internet. and those are some of the main things that we're focusing on. and we do have this list of web sites that you can go to for more information on the work that we're doing in this area. >> terrific. thank you so much, joy. we are now at the opening up of the conversation stage in this program. there are microphones that you can use to go to and verbalize your question, and as i mentioned, there are green cards in your packets that you can write your question on if you will hold that card up, somebody on our staff will pluck it from your fingers and bring it forward. and to get us started, janet, you've been scribbling questions as the presentations have gone ahead. why don't you get us started. >> thank you

it could also escalate into a war in cyberspace for even -- or even a shooting war. to defend against these serious threats, particularly those that involve national security, there needs to be an exchange of information between the public and the private sectors. of course, allowing the government and industry to share information must be done with sufficient safeguards, so any legislation authorizing such sharing needs to strike a balance between privacy and civil liberties protections. now, i believe the bill's authors have achieved such a balance. i recognize that it's often difficult to find consensus on how to defend our nation from security threats. sometimes that is because we can't agree on the nature of our vulnerabilities and in what priority to address them, and unfortunately sometimes congress is too polarized to act until after a crisis occurs. but, madam president, in the case of cybersecurity, we already know our nation's computer networks are increasingly vulnerable. there is widespread agreement about the severity of the threat. just last month, def