>> it has been consolidating fireeye has been the big one.en it was growing by acquisition i was lessen newsiastic about the stock it is now driving r&d in the space, with company they did buy. homeland security first to be certified. charles: if there was a takeover in space top potential candidate would be fireeye? >> no, it has been consolidating, cyber arc would have saved ashley madyson. charles: they would have? >> yes. charles: it's too late now. charles: military history, two women first two female soldiers graduated from army's ranger school. the tough school. guess what, now women may become navy seals, that is great news, we'll have a couple warriors to discuss it, we'll be right back. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhea

the fireeye president is saying the market is hot and that security is ripe for consolidation.ty: we are in a time in the marketplace where we have never been before. we have better funding than in the past. a couple of things will come out of that. you see a little bit of a bubble on the pricing of these things both in the private sector -- at some point in time it will constrict. kevin: it is like that in every market. you expand and constrict. the constriction will be inorganic acquisition. emily: what about going public? that is certainly on the radar for cisco. the company that can go public will. marty: i think we will see more ipo's. there is a lot of money on the sidelines for cyber security. as a result, companies that fit the profile have the numbers and growth if they can get public, they will. emily: up next, why one security guru here says it is time to break up the nsa. our interview with security technologist bruce schneier. a china-backed hack gets even bigger. american airlines joins anthem. ♪ emily: remember this? a semi-automatic handgun strapped to a drone s

go through what fireeye found of these 11 apps. ashley: fireeye is the security company, right?'s right. you will see here, whatsapp, twitter, facebook, facebook messenger, google chrome. you will see skype in here. separate from that, ibm, security squad over there, found that more than half of android devices can be hacked via fake apps. what when up load the apps? malware gets inserted. they up load contact information, web browsing history, phone information all of it, they get access to it, that's right. ashley: what can you do to protect yourself? obviously don't download anything that pops up on email, right? >> yes. apple and google send patches to the phone. if it is legit, up load the patch to make sure the device is safe. ashley: re-emphasize. this is not when you go to the app store. >> correct. they're not in the app stores these fake apps. they mimic it. look like apps. ashley: so how can, so what can apple, these companies do to prevent that if once you have downloaded fake ones, they're in basically they're in your house, aren't they? >> that is exactly right. wh

. ♪ mark: long before spot of fireeye tunes, there was a different kind of subscription service thatd the music world. columbia house, which many of you may recall offering stacks of cds or cassette for as little as one penny. scarlet: the catch was you had to buy a certain number of albums at full price over the coming year. it'sarewell to that, officially the end of times for the former music giant mail-order company. columbia house has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. it is seeking to sell what little remains of its business almost two decades after seeing revenue drop off dramatically. the arrival ofs digital music makes cds and dvds obsolete. i didn't realize this because it has been years since i opened up rolling stone magazine and saw the flyers in the magazine. for the past five years, columbia house has been dealing specifically and dvds. they dropped the cd business back in 2010. mark: it's a sign of the times. according to some of the stories we have been reading, the bankruptcy filed in federal court here in new york, 110,000 people bought a product from colum

fireeye, netflix, gap, doing well. we're, watching back half of this day now, because traders say the close is really important part now. trish: vice president joe biden, meeting with elizabeth warren. he will decide to announce whether he will run for the presidency. vince says hillary clinton, two shot as it, unsuccessful. why can he make a go of it now? >> hillary clinton should be quaking in her pant suit. this is opportunity, joe biden meeting with elizabeth warren overthe weekend. sounds like planning out presidential run. this is good opportunity. before hillary clinton is going to be anointed. she will be the one who is democratic nominee. what you've seen especially over last week. increasingly clear her email practices meant to keep information from the public are becoming a liability for her. you have got joe biden sitting on sidelines, man, this is late in the race, if there ever has been a time to jump in it is now. he had lunch with the president today. pretty clear something is afoot. it may very well be

. >> fireeye, cybersecurity firm found 11 apps can be hacked. the hackers come in.ff in your mobile device, your smartphone, contacts photos. what you visited on webb. zoom it to remote server to start downloading information. could be personable identifiable information. what's app, facebook, twitter. they can be hacked. fake appses pop up looking like them. neil: when they do, what happens? >> when you click it inserts malware in your device and ripping off your personal information. neil: or shut down the device, right? >> also skype is in there and google chrome. separate from, that ibm security profound that 55% of the android devices can be hacked via apps. that is pretty scary. neil: what is the warning you get if something happens? in my daughter's case she had suspicious text. she didn't recognize the text. but she hit it. and, the whole phone shut down? >> that is exactly right. via that. neil: from connell. >> from connell mcshane. prone to doing that. he is prone to do that. neil: get your new phone. >> buy connell more things. neil: it is weird, right.