it's well beyond encrimination. it basically summarizes the issue we have with the proliferation of technology over the years. and how that might be impacting our ability to do our job. our ability to get information, evidence or leads in criminal investigations or national security investigations. and so as we see this proliferation of technology, we see that case accelerating. and, so, to that point, we have actually been more and more vocal about the issues we're seeing, the concerns we're having, the challenges that we're encountering with respected to be able to do our job. so, as i said, the going dark problem is more than just encrimination. when we're going dark, we're referring to encrimination for, example, data in motion. data that's transported across networks. realtime electronic surveillance that we must do in the course of our investigations. we also view it as a challenge with encrimination on data at rest. stored data. we also view it as a challenge when it comes to mobility. so people will bounce b

it's well beyond encrimination. it basically summarizes the issue we have with the proliferation of technology over the years. and how that might be impacting our ability to do our job. our ability to get information, evidence or leads in criminal investigations or national security investigations. and so as we see this proliferation of technology, we see that case accelerating. and, so, to that point, we have actually been more and more vocal about the issues we're seeing, the concerns we're having, the challenges that we're encountering with respected to be able to do our job. so, as i said, the going dark problem is more than just encrimination. when we're going dark, we're referring to encrimination for, example, data in motion. data that's transported across networks. realtime electronic surveillance that we must do in the course of our investigations. we also view it as a challenge with encrimination on data at rest. stored data. we also view it as a challenge when it comes to mobility. so people will bounce b

it's well beyond encrimination. it basically summarizes the issue we have with the proliferation of technology over the years. and how that might be impacting our ability to do our job. our ability to get information, evidence or leads in criminal investigations or national security investigations. and so as we see this proliferation of technology, we see that case accelerating. and, so, to that point, we have actually been more and more vocal about the issues we're seeing, the concerns we're having, the challenges that we're encountering with respected to be able to do our job. so, as i said, the going dark problem is more than just encrimination. when we're going dark, we're referring to encrimination for, example, data in motion. data that's transported across networks. realtime electronic surveillance that we must do in the course of our investigations. we also view it as a challenge with encrimination on data at rest. stored data. we also view it as a challenge when it comes to mobility. so people will bounce b

from the justice department outline some of their cybersecurity concerns including the impact of encrimination. this event is two hours. >> you're here with pasco, the modern field guide to digital privacy. we're so happy that you could be here

including the impact of encrimination.this event is two hours. >> you're here with pasco, the modern field guide to digital privacy. we're so happy that you could be here. we'd like to start with a few thanks, dell, the internet society and c-span, our friends that are bringing this to you live online. the st. regis hotel and our friends move on to the keynote interview and then we'll go to a great panel with ciar rag from the department of justice.