now you have the web vector, firewall vector, mobile vector. again, the enemy is faster. when you start looking at trusted relationships online we had at least 30 different par rom meters just at e-mail. there were all kinds of things and indicators in that note. now you multiply that. from our perspective and protecting against cyber security threats overall the different vectors we have over 1,000 different perimeters of trust that we look at. it's not just established rilgs ship, it's what your behavior been lately within the last two millie seconds and the last two years. >> continue to advance the development and implementation of the national protection is a step in the right direction and that's an example where industry and government working with nist has come together to deal with this issue of identity. every one of my colleagues here has mentioned the issue of identity being a root issue and entire trust discussion we're having here today. there is an effort under way, it's collaborative, and moving implementation. >> the last comment on that is the irony of t

companies ago, and what we looked at then was only the e-mail vector, and now there's the web vector, firewall vector, and the mobile vector, but, again, the enemy's faster. online, we had 30 parameters to look at just at e-mail. it was not that i trust to send, but all indicators in the note, and now you multiply that. from our view from protecting against threats with all these vectors, we have a thousand parameters of trust we look add. it's not just an established relationship, but what's the behavior lately as in the last two milliseconds and the last 15 years. >> continuing to advance the development and implementation for trusted identities in cyberspace is the step in the right direction which is an example of industry and government working to the have come together to deal with identity. everybody says identity is a root issue in the entire trust discussion here today. it is underway. it's collaborative producing results and moving to implementation would be a step in the right direction. >> just the last comment on that is it's -- the irony of this is if you think of who are the most trust