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shackleford, chief technology officer, for the institute for applied network security or ians an information security research firm. and catherine lotrionte, professor and executive director of the institute for law, science and global security at georetown university. she is also a former legal counsel at the c.i.a. dave shackleford, start, with fill us in a little bit more. what is the flame? how do you describe it and what does it do? >> so the flame is actually a fairly sophisticated piece of malwear. there's been a lot of discussion in the internet security community around this in the last few days, and quite a few research organizations have done a fairly thorough type of disassembly of this piece of code. and it looks to be fairly sophisticated. again, it's got a lot of capabilities. it's able to look for specific data types. it's able to look for new systems that are vulnerable within organizations' networks. it's able to exfill trait that data in a number of different ways. again, it's fairly large, so that's a little bit unusual. it's pretty big for one of these very sophisticate piece of malware these days but it looks to have a lot of capabilities. >> brown: cat

information technologies, and the bank syndicate to other non-state actors, criminal actors, and come together and pull apart based upon moments in time. in that world, the quintessential hierarchal institution on the face ofthe planet, and if anybody wants to lay claim to that title during the q&a, i would be happy to find out who you are, because i think we have the market cornered on hierarchy. but we, the quintessential hierarchical organization, have to find ways to be a network ourselves, and that means a network of interagency partners. this point in time, we better pull it off. and we have to partner with a network of countries who are like-minded with us, because it makes that network stronger. it is it not just about outsourcing capabilities. it is about building a stronger network defeat what confronts us. i was in nato, colombia, jordan, and i think that narrative i just described to you on the importance of partners was reinforced for me in those travels. i would be happy to talk with you. building partnerships is not an easy endeavor. in fact, in nato, the 28 of us, the 27 closest north atlantic partners, sitting around in a room for what seemed to be interminable briefings and so forth -- so