the head of the national cyber ​​space center announced the two percent progress of the national informationwork in the past year. increasing internet speed, quality of access to internal services and content, and high-speed access for businesses and educational centers , among other factors. it has been effective in this progress. at the end of bahman and the beginning of asfan, when the evaluation stage of the national information network was completed, progress was made network 59. 18 percent was evaluated. compared to last year, which was evaluated in february 2017 , it shows that efforts and improvements have been made by the responsible body. according to mr. miri, some devices had short information in realizing the national network, which caused the progress to be below 40. technologists of a university of science and technology succeeded in designing and developing an organizational data mining process system. with this system , the weak and strong bottlenecks of each organization are identified within an hour. probably, we were involved in a series of administrative processes that t

the national cyber ​​space announced the two percent progress of the national information network in past year. increasing the speed of the internet , the quality of access to internal services and content, and high-speed access for businesses and educational centers have been among the effective factors in this progress. at the end of february and the beginning of march, when the evaluation stage of the national information network was completed, the progress of the 59th network was evaluated, compared to last year, which was evaluated in february 57th, it shows that efforts and improvements have been made by the responsible body. according to mr. miri, there are some devices in the implementation of the national network they had short information, which made the progress in 7 out of 30 goals to be below 40. national company. distribution of petroleum products announced the allocation of special fuel stations for passengers in the provinces of sistan baluchistan, kerman and hormozgan in nowruz , according to the deputy ceo of this company, after the implementation of the coding sche

the national media made the television platform an election. resistance of cyber space 2 main plans for elections. one of them is to provide special pages for the candidates of the parliament elections on the tv system. the second thing that is being done is holding the campaign is a call for people to invite each other to participate in the elections in the name of the holy prophet of islam and the decade of the dawn of the islamic revolution . four working lines are ready. for the 12th elections of the islamic council and the assembly of leadership experts, many firsts happened in the national media, dear ones, you can use these 3 minutes completely. number of the launch of 20 election channels across the country , we used to see the programs of some candidates, some of the special programs. we used to watch the elections to hold a debate between the candidates. this license was given to the radio and television to be the basis for the election campaigns of the candidates and candidates for parliament representation. these 20 channels are very valuable work. we always

one of the foremost experts i think up on the hill in that space, certainly fro national security perspective, but specifically as relates to cyber such an important role that he has. i've had the pleasure of■ chatting with him previously on a number of these issues, having been in front of h them over the years. a lot of your constituents here. >> most important question, how many of you all live in virginia? [laughter] >>ho ofdon't, why not? >> no, i'm a little intimidated. like in most crowds i can go b cyber guy, but this is not■ toe cyber guy. >> it's important to get your take, a lot of folks from the industrial they've been involved in the space for such a long time and they certainly understand the risk, but i'm a believer in holistic response which them having the authority that legislative branch is able to provide. that perspective, i think, is really, really important. >> okay, so far. i mean, congress has been so functioning recently. >> all right. >> you know, that was not a news flash for anybody in the room. so let's talkchina, we'll start with china. i know you've been vocal about china. many of us here are■e&zus

one of the foremost experts i think up on the hill in the space consorted from a national security perspective for specific as a relates to cyber. such an important role that he has been i've had the pleasure previously on a number of these issues, having been in front of ssci over the years. so welcome. thanks so much for being here. a lot of your constituents are. >> most important question. how many of you all live in virginia? those of you don't? why not? [laughing] no, i'm a little intimidated. in those crowds i can go to, i can pull off being the cyber guy. this is not the crowd i could pull off necessarily being the cyber guy but am looking forward to the conversation. >> i think it's important to get your take. we got a lot of folks are from the executive branch, a lot of folks from the defense and social base. they've been involertainly undee risk but but a big believere holistic response whichú them having the authorities that legislative branch is able to provide. so having her perspective i think it's really, really important. >> i guess so far, congress has been still functioning for some reason. >> are right. [lau

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cyber space. china needs to be taken seriously, we should be preparing our nation for potentially future conflict, especially under the likes of this administration. >> trace: it is notable, china militarized the south china sea and that is a scary concept. great to have you, thank you. coming up, continuing coverage of president biden's state of the union address which spotlight issue of abortion, a big spotlight. the president promising roe v. wade will become the law of the land once again and some disruptions tonight, including arrest by capitol police. chad pergram is burning the midnight oil at capitol hill and will join us live on that next. chaid /* >> trace: many believe president biden's state of the union address set some unofficial record tonight for number of interruptions and/or disruptions. chad pergram is live with more on that story. good evening. >> chad: good evening, disruption was the main theme tonight. a gold star father was arrested shouting about afghanistan and attack at abbey gate in 2021. >> president biden: america is safer today than when i took office. murder rates u

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national security imperative. if that brain who's going to revolutionize the way we fight in space, we fight in cyber, just happensn a trance body, you should want them all serving alongside me. those perspectives that we get from a diverse set of individuals has been talked about on stage a lot regarding the science behind high-performing teams. we need those perspectives. but its inclusion that actually drives that. >> well, how does the military get those perspectives? be the change you want to see in the world. start with your e-mail. >> we must set our sights higher and focus on intentional inclusivity for all of you out there. i ask you to set out your symbols of pride, share your pronouns in your e-mail, particularly if you are a person who doesn't think they need to. initiate difficult conversations about racial and gender barriers and share a bit of your vulnerability in a way that draws others in. >> vulnerability. pride symbols. pronouns and e-mails. i like the military when it's training, net transitioning. >>> venice beach used to be a beautiful tourist destination with kitschy shops, live music and n

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national security. and i noticed, frank, how it evolved, the time i was working in that space from al qaeda after 911, it evolved to asis and then it involved evolved to cyber intrusions and then to russia and now what i see as the greatest threat to national security is disinformation from within own country. and that's why the book is called from within how, you know, political operatives or profit seekers or people just pushing an agenda are engaging in disinformation. and in my work as a professor at michigan law school, i teach a course on national security and civil liberties and how people are taking advantage of our right to free speech to push false information. and i worry that we are at place now where we are so polarized and technology allows us to reach a large audience so quickly that what we're finding is not only are people by false information, but many are just going along with the con because prefer a political position or political agenda. you know, so for example, people like elise stefanik, a representative in new york, referring to the january six defendants as hostages, she absolutely knows better. what we're seeing, i think, are peo

the national cyber security strategy is built on two fundamental shifts that we must one rebalance a responsibility to defend cyber space and two, realign incentives to favor long term investments. today in users of technology, the individuals, small businesses and critical infrastructure entities that make up constituencies in your district. this means that market forces and public programs alike must reward security and resilience. this leads directly to the first pillar of the strategy which is simple in concept but daunting in scope. defend critical infrastructure. as we concede from prc targeting, critical infrastructure systems are in terrain from which our adversaries wish to engage us and critical infrastructure owners and operators the majority of who are private entities. the government must also be a good partner when an incident has occurred. assistance is required. and even as we look at defense, we also need to favor defenders. addressing the open resource problem, that makes it difficult to understand the quality of code we use. a topic that we're looking to address. it is vital we invest in program, expa

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the nation we shouldn't just be focused on deployment, but the skill needed like the phillipines to engage producttively in this infrastructure. and second, let you know that the bureau of cyber spaceureau from which i hail is thanks to congress' wisdom has been resourced to fund to provide our partners and allies we have the digital connectivity and cyber security program and we have roughly 50% of the chips act fund devoted to itc infrastructure issues, upwards of 50 million a year ext five years. that has allowed us to take our policy set and work constructtively with partners around the globe. we've had ict secure road shows in poland, africa and most recently vietnam. and we've had intermitt involvement of both japanese policy makers and industrs in those engagements and that has made a crucial difference because voices in the neighborhood like vietnam are providing a window into the future and opportunities that exist today. a reference to the dialog on communication issues that we enjo i with japan and let me turn briefly to that and give you a sense of some of the outcomes, positive outcomes from our most recent dialog. the first is the focus on international standards whic

like my to close cyber space on a just will united states fund take talk a bills costs that could be the chinese platform, unavailable in the country. the reason, given tick tock is a national security trust. what about freedom of speech and how will basing respond this is inside story. the color that on james pays the future of take talk is at risk in united states with a possible bill passing its 1st stage with a land slide vote in the house of representatives. the popular video sharing app is used by millions of americans every day. and it's owned by chinese company, republicans and democrats say there's nothing stopping china from using the state to to alta algorithms and improvements voters and, and election. yeah. critics site, that's nonsense and a clear violation of freedom of speech. if the bill is post by the senate, president joe biden says he'll sign into law, but that vote could stole, especially as legal challenges are likely to follow onto the bill. the company must set its assets, but to whom and under what conditions we'll explore all of these issues with all guests in a moment. but 1st this report by katya lopez already on the rules are suspended. the bill

organization and struggles that the agency has had with groans, vehicles, commercial space transportation and cyber security in the national airspace system and in updating the technology that is needed to ensure the efficiency of performance of their traffic control systems. i'm sure in every one of those instances you can find a provision in the past faa bill to address those issues. i will say that again. for every one of those issues you can find provisions in the house passed faa bill that addresses them. i want to remind you we passed the bill month 10 months ago and well before the september 30 expiration. that did not happen by mistake. we worked methodically. i want to thank ranking member larsen and ranking member cohen. sam graves and all of the aviation team for plowing through literally thousands upon thousands of stakeholder and public and member of congress requests. ultimately yielded a strong, bipartisan bill. despite the differences in the house could it was successful passing the bill by a vote of 351 -69. similar to your confirmation vote in these times it is absolutely extraordinary. the bill has recei

national security. we will hear from mike rogers and others in this event. >> let me welcome everyone. i am very excited for the discussion around securing space and addressing the cyber risk. i couldn't ask for a better group of speakers then who we are privileged to have joined us today. before doing that, i direct critical infrastructure at auburn university. for those who follow our work, it's not new for us but what is new is we collaborated with our wonderful partners at commission 2.0 as well as the foundation for defense and democracy and we are releasing a paper, more on that soon and later, but at the out that, i did want to thank the amazing work by sharon on my staff, kelsey shields, my co-author, mark montgomery, who we will hear from soon, and the amazing staff . without further ado, i want to jump into the conversation. we will have mike rogers with the issues facing our country right now and everyone viewing i think, nose, mike was a former congressman and chairman of the house select committee on intelligence and is a true leader on national security issues. i think we first got to interact around the early discussions that in the words of mark twain,