. >> host: and now joining us on "the communicators" is jeff moulton. mr. moulton, what do you to do for a living? >> guest: well, i run all of lsu's cyber research and their applied research portfolio. >> host: and what does that entail? >> guest: for the most part, we do work for a variety of clients and helping them protect their networks from cyber vulnerabilities or cyber attack. we do a lot of risk assessment, we do vulnerability and penetration testing for clients, and more and more now we're actually working with the insurance companies to go out and actually see who dun it, what the extent of the damage, how pervasive was the attack, were the mitigation strategies effective to get rid of the attack, and what details were actually compromised. >> host: why louisiana state? why does louisiana state have a cyber research department? >> guest: well, you may or may not be familiar with the cyber innovation center up in northern louisiana which was state of the art back in the day when it was built. so we have a presence there. i would argue it's probabl

. >> host: jeff moulton. estonia. what's special? why do you travel to estonia. >> several reasons. one, the most digital economy in the world. granted, they're a lot smaller, 1.3 million residents. so it's easier for them because the scale is a lot less difficult to implement. they were hacked be the russians several years ago and learned a very valuable lesson and stated after that happened, this will not happen again and they have done a tremendous job. the guy that runs the tulane university cyber program is a good friend of mine, a german fellow and he came from the university college of london. asked me if i'd come over there and teach. the. it's a fascinating curricula. this is not the normal conventional course. this is a hands-on exercise. basically takes theory and puts it into an application mode. last year we had lawyers working with digital forensic investigators, hand in glove to go out and actually investigate the crime, put the evidence together, bring it to the court, and actually do a mock trial and present their evidence. this is the way you should be teaching. pr

our guest is jeff moulton executive director of the cyber security center at lsu. after that, new orleans mayor mitch landrieu outlines the agenda at the conference of mayors, an organization he currently heads. and, a discussion on the future of genetics. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, the spin was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> now joining us on oulton.cators is jeff m what do you do for a living? cyber security research. host: what does that entail? >> we help our clients protect their networks from cyber vulnerabilities were cyber attacks, and we do a lot of risk assessment, vulnerability and penetration testing for clients, and more and more we are looking at working with companies -- to find out who did it, how pervasive the attack was, what mitigation strategies were affected to get rid of the attack. and what details were compromised. >> why does louisiana state have of cyber research department? list -- backbucket in the day it was billed

>> tonight on "the communicators", we're at the black hat conference in las vegas with jeff moulton, executor director of the stephenson national center for security research and training at louisiana state university. >> the hospitals are being attacked almost daily. the federal government, the banks are being whacked almost daily now. we are not going to eliminate this threat. we got to learn to live with it we have lived for millennia with the flu virus. we have never eradicated the flu virus. we learn to live with that. you do certain things when you know you're exposed and youth was going to record you get a shot try to mike leiter silver you isolate yourself from other folks of the flu. there's hygienic measures you take in the physical world that are innocuous in the digital world. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at eight eastern on c-span2. >> many states across the u.s. have been dealing with drought this summer. to up states deal with the droughts the senate energy and natural resources committee held a hearing focusing on drop trap preparedness and water management. g

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theonday night on communicators, we are at the black hat conference in las moulton,h jeff executive director of the stevenson national center for security research and training at louisiana state university. federal government, mark's face industries, banks -- banks are getting hacked almost daily. we're not going to eliminate this threat. we have got to learn to live with it. we have lived for millennia with the flu virus. we have learned to live with it. youdo certain things when feel exposed. it's going around, you get a shot, try to inoculate yourself, isolate yourself from other folks that have the flu. there are titanic measures taken in the physical world that are now used in the digital world. >> c-span two. >> out next on american history tv, from the national constitution center in philadelphia, editor-in-chief -- beast, thely founding fathers warning to future generations. that presidentes washington warns future generations about the dangers of bipartisanship, excessive debt, and foreign wars. this is about an hour. >> we are enormously fortunate today to have as our guest john a

. >> monday night, on the communicators, beer at the black hat conference in las vegas with jeff moulton, executive director of the stephenson national center for security research and training at louisiana state university. >> the hospitals are being impacted almost daily. the banks are getting whacked almost daily now. we will not limit this threat. we have to learn to live with it. you do certain things when you feel exposed and the flu is going around, you get a shot, you isolate yourself from other people that actually have the flu. there are hygienic measures that you take in the physical world. communicators, monday night at eight eastern in c-span2. >> our c-span cities tour takes american history tv on the road to fusion the history of cities across america, here is a recent program. >> this became the very first national historic site to be dedicated for a first lady. the only historic site dedicated to one first lady.

our guest is jeff moulton executive director of the cyber security center at lsu.fter that, new orleans mayor mitch landrieu outlines the agenda at the conference of mayors, an organization he currently heads. and, a discussion on the future of genetics. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, the spin was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> now joining us on communicators is jeff m