jessica rosenworcel to a bunch of group of democratic female lawmakers just wrote a letter to president biden asking him to nominate rosenworcel as the permanent, permanent chairman of the fcc. if she gets that she will be the first woman to head that federal body. and rosenworcel also in addition to what emily and ashley pointed at in terms of broadband equity that she's been focused on, she's also been fairly outspoken about the sort of lopsided priorities the trump administration when it came to 5g auctions. she recalled the top administration in a series of auctions of what they called the high band 5g which rosenworcel was objecting to because she said that was one, , expensive, two, it didn't reach a wide cross-section of american consumers. she won to focus more on the medium band so you speak that many other of the countrie world have done. i think if she gets that top slot she will be focusing on that aspect of the agencies work, we will go right down the line beginning with gopal. gopal ratnam, who are three people or agencies, very quickly, that you were going to be watching

here's jessica rosenworcel with us next.loomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang in san francisco. newly discovered flaws in microsoft's software for emails have raised concerns at the highest levels of the u.s. government. at least 60 organizations globally, many appear to be small and medium-sized businesses, have been hacked via holes in the the company's software by suspected chinese hackers. this coming just a few months after suspected russian cyber attackers. joining us now is fcc acting chair jessica rosenworcel. thank you so much for joining us. look, i know cyber is not square in your purview, but cyberattacks are on the rise and you closely follow technology. and i am curious how you are watching this unfold, and if there's anything the fcc might take on to ensure our networks are more secure and resilient. jessica: thank you for having me. cybersecurity is really an important part of our national and economic security, and the risks we face are only growing. i think governments f