cyber command, director of the national security agency, and of central security service.eral hock, as all of you in the room no, has had a long and distinguished career in the u.s. air force. much of that time spent thinking about and leading u.s. cyber efforts. moderating today's fireside will be david a tell, vice president for u.s. federal at amazon web services. welcome general hock and david. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for taking time for coming to the cybersecurity summit and taking time out of your busy day. two questions to get into. you are nine months into the role of commander of cyber command and erector of msa. what are the lessons you have learned in your leadership role? >> it is an honor to be here. one of the things that i get reaffirmed in my role, i have the best job in the u.s. government. it is really defined by -- i focus on three things. people, the partners we work with every day, and the incredible power of the dual hat relationship between both organizations. it really is a partnership built to defend america. and we see that everyday thr

when we think about a culture of national security agency, a couple of things resonated with me. i've served in or with the national security agency my entire career. and things i looked at first are the foundational focus on the law and ability to first first think about how we conduct our mission that is critically important of foreign intelligence in cybersecurity, and do that consistent every day with compliance with the law. that is the foundational approach to everything we do. in doing that, it also sets the bar that we are going to think about how we use authority in the ways that align to the highest priority, and then we solve problems. there's a problem-solving nature of when the nation calls. if there is a crisis or new technology, the national security agency will bring expertise to the problem and we will solve it. we are really confident we can do that. we bring some skills to the u.s. government. all of that foundation every single day in our partnership is also leveraged by u.s. cyber command. in terms of that foundation respective of the law and being able to lev

things we know is that from secret russian material that ultimately got released by the national security agencye 1990's that julius rosenberg is quoted in there as being ignorant of the atomic bomb project. so it's very difficult to have someone be a master atomic spy if they are ignorant of the atomic bomb project, especially if this is material that the united states government verifies the authenticity of. peter: future secretary of state william rogers. >> william rogers was at that time an assistant attorney general. i know where you are going with this. a new york times reporter at one point interviewed rogers and said that rogers, you know, we must have succeeded. you convicted the rosenbergs and executed them. rogers said we did not want to execute them. we wanted them to talk. and so rogers said -- the reporter said what went wrong? and rogers said, referencing to my mother, she called our bluff. >> i want to add one thing to create more context for that. what we discover when we look more closely at the case is that the only evidence presented against our mother, ethel, was all testim

weaken our national security and make us will marvel to serious threats that continually face our nation. more than 70% of the federal workforce serves in defense and national security agency. proposals that would remove career national security experts in order to increase the president's political influence over agencies would hit hardest where the stakes are the highest. regardless of anyone's personal opinion about the u.s. strategy for military engagement, diplomacy, intelligence or disaster preparedness, we'll want to trust that our leaders in these roles are informed, accurate, reliable, and complete information. this is especially true given the gravity of the decisions these leaders make each and every day in any presidential administration. we don't have to rely on hypotheticals to imagine what a personnel system under a president's political control would look like. in the 1800s, employment in the civil service was a patronage system based on rewarding people who followed the same politics. that led to a less effective workforce than one that was filled with unqualified, inept, corrupt and focused on helping a single party rather than the best interests of the a

, general paul m nanaksoni, the commander of the us cyber command and the director of us national security agencyountry. in 2009 after the plot, aliin najad went to the us for an interview with barack obama, but got a negative reaction from the us, so she had to come back to iran. the americans were worried that their open support an interview would leave a bad effect on the 2009 plot. the us democrats velvet approach towards iran didn't sit well with ali nijan. she demanded iron fist against the iranian people. she's a supporter of donald trump and michael pompeo. but the united states great plan for ali najat would go beyond the social and economic structures and targeted the most important institution in society, namely the family. that's why she had put islamophobia and also islamophobia among women on the agenda since years ago. to break the barrier. she needed to target islamic hijab. the hivos foundation was established in 1968 in the netherlands to fight with religion. one of hivos's goals regarding families is to put an end to traditional marriage, so women can have children without the

weaken our national security and make us will marvel to serious threats that continually face our nation. more than 70% of the federal workforce serves in defense and national security agency. proposals that would remove career national security experts in order to increase the president's political influence over agencies would hit hardest where the stakes are the highest. regardless of anyone's personal opinion about the u.s. strategy for military engagement, diplomacy, intelligence or disaster preparedness, we'll want to trust that our leaders in these roles are informed, accurate, reliable, and complete information. this is especially true given the gravity of the decisions these leaders make each and every day in any presidential administration. we don't have to rely on hypotheticals to imagine what a personnel system under a president's political control would look like. in the 1800s, employment in the civil service was a patronage system based on rewarding people who followed the same politics. that led to a less effective workforce than one that was filled with unqualified, inept, corrupt and focused on helping a single party rather than the best interests of the a

these assassinations and killings were carried out with the help of intelligence from the us national security agency. a few nights ago, i raised the same issue in the news feature discussion . i don't agree. although there is a serious difference between the us and the zionist regime, the us is trying to avoid the assassination of seyed hassan for political reasons separately, however, the same bomb missile that has been provided to them is an american bomb, and american intelligence and even operational assistance is behind this story . the assassination of between 15,000 and 50,000 american commandos ready to be transferred to the occupied territories for combat shows a kind of coordination to enter into new developments, so the evidence does not show that america was independent of this operation. let's go back to netanyahu's speech. in new york at the united nations. the key points in this speech were his talk that with the people of lebanon we have nothing to do with our conversation with hezbollah, mr. dr. safavi, when we look at almost different regions of lebanon, we see that residential are

state security, the former director of the cia, he is also the former director of the us national security agencys also the former first deputy director of national intelligence, the former secretary general of nato, he is also the former prime minister of denmark, the former deputy director of the department of justice... it is possible to separate it from the left hand, it is all one single organism. further, they accuse us of what? here they write: in the desire to win elections in argentina, germany, france and moldova, and also to incite the crowd if this does not happen. my friends, you are very good, incomparable teachers. i myself studied in america, many of our employees studied in america, then we just look at what is happening in the world, it is so funny to listen to this. who was just talking about us said: russia is supported, despite the fact that it violated the most important principle, to invade somewhere, from the lips of the americans, this is a joke, well, syrians, you know, this is how people are, who, as it was, the director of yandex or whoever she was at yandex, who left

they served as cryptanalysts in the nsa, the national security agency, and were the first to tell about this top-secret structure that deals with electronic espionage. it was the people from this kgb who brought this salary or whatever you call it to our house , handed out these 500 rubles to my husband on the table. in order to discredit the defectors in the usa , they tried to make them out to be homosexuals, at that time this was officially condemned and considered the same threat to national security as communism, although they started families in the ussr, worked in their specialty, then... wanted to return to their homeland, but the state department never gave them visas. on september 6, 2007, israel launched operation orchard. israeli f-151 fighter-bombers struck syrian territory in the mountainous area near the city of der elzor, believing that a military-grade nuclear reactor was located there. syria is one of the jewish state's most serious opponents. it denied that its nuclear research program was related to'. for a long time, israel did not give operation orchard a second th

reported on its successes, not hiding the fact that it was developing them in the interests of national security agenciesad the us army. but since 2022, news from darpa on the topic of brain chips has practically ceased to appear in the media. surprisingly, this coincided with the presentation of the second generation of neuroling implants and the demonstration of the first experimental animals. this initially leads. dual-use technology, in simple terms , plans to create a cyborg from a person, who will have the appropriate implementation of cyber-physical solutions to increase his potential, both ... and motor, here we are talking about increasing operational awareness, about including a specific fighter in a single circuit, information support of the battle, a person will be able to receive the information that is received, for example, by a drone that is at altitude. it is quite obvious that the american military is at least closely monitoring the company's successes neurolink, and neurolink in turn, as if deliberately offers the world devices that would be very useful on the battlefield, for example,

what happened in the recent events was with the help of the intelligence of the american national security agency . it is happening in the occupied territories in addition, the operation that the zionists are doing against the oppressed people of yemen is taking place in lebanon. all of this is precisely supported by the terrorist government of the united states of america. as he speaks, he points out that i am not informed. look, this is according to the white house officials. a very knowledgeable politician pointed out that the zionist regime would not exist without me. yes, he came exactly and said that if i become the president of the united states, it will be preserved, but if not, the zionist regime will be preserved after two years. it will disappear. you see, one of the good things about trump is that he speaks without retouching. lying is one of the very, very basic ways of american politicians, that is, by saying these words, they easily feel that the people of the world don't see it like themselves.

they served as cryptanalysts in the nsa ( national security agency). based on this promise of khrushchev, every month some figures from this kgb brought this salary or whatever you call it to our house, and handed out these 500 rubles to my husband on the table. in order to discredit the defectors, the usa tried to make them out to be homosexuals. at that time, this was officially condemned and considered the same threat to national security, how israel launched operation orchard. israeli f-151 fighter-bombers struck syrian territory in the mountainous area near the town of der elzor, believing it to be home to a military-grade nuclear reactor. syria, one of the jewish state's most serious adversaries, denied that its nuclear research program was linked to weapons of mass destruction. but israel's intelligence service, massad, was convinced otherwise. back in 1981, the israelis had destroyed iraq's asirak reactor, and now the through the syrian, the planes came from the sea, there were fewer pov systems, and those that were there were neutralized by el

for example, i think that he should fire the heads of all the major national security agencies, the department of justice, the national security agency, the fbi. he's got to go through all of these. the cia, and there has to be a complete house cleaning at all of these agencies, because what we've seen is that the ideological right is not about one or two bad apples. it's part of an institutional culture that has allowed this to happen since the mar a lago raid two years ago in august 2022, when they went in with guns to mar a lago to look for some boxes of documents that the president's lawyers were negotiating with the national archives over. we are living in a different kind of country. and in order to take that country back to what it was to a constitutional republic, you need to have sweeping change. so i mentioned firing the heads of the security agencies and so forth, but there's so much more than that. i also think the country's never had a reckoning with the authors of the russia collusion hoax. there's really never been any kind of punishment. there was a special counsel investigatio

we say based on my time at the national security agency, it takes a thief to catch a thief.ow do we inculcate the offensive mindset in our defenders? what we have been doing is a little bit of a prisoner exchange between our offensive operators and are defensive operators where we actually have on mission with offensive folks working with defenders have actually caught nation malicious cyber actors because we have been doing this cross-pollination. our basic operators, it is important that they know their trade. as you move up to the senior and master level, it is a different trade. let's look at my firewalls and boundary devices. you have to think about honey pot, tripwires. then you have to think about active pursuit. you have to have all the things available. then you create additional opportunities. eric: ok, so follow-up. what have we learned from cyber hunt forward activities to further develop our defensive strategies? maj. gen. mahlock: i think the operations are ones we have been doing, it has been really valuable. you heard about the value propositions. what i woul

uh high tech munitions, firing them from aircraft and from the ground, and using the us national security agency the mafia over in italy uh saying that they wanted to create this war in order to discredit the monotheistic faiths these uh scottish right masons so hated and found and this was part of i think a plan which the the british were involved in uh with the sort of second crusadees the takeover so that's their motivation i think let us swing back to the un security uh council now on the issue of aggression against by the israeli regime against lebanon let's listen in and hateful aggression it is ugly it is serious it is as bad as the aggression imposed on the people of gaza this is a part and parcel the policy of escalation adopted as an approach by the colonizing israeli occupying power, it uses it as a deliberate strategy on more than one front in more than one site and elsewhere in the middle east, in point of fact, this occupation is not satisfied simply with the war of genocide against the... this occupation is provoking crisis after crisis and day after day it it is attempting to imp

perhaps the one who also modified them, in particular the former cia employee of the us national security agencysnowden, suggested that the detonation of thousands of pagers with such a number of victims is associated not with batteries, but with the triggering of built -in explosive devices. to earn on my savings, i open a deposit in t-bank with a yield of 19%. i can top it up from any bank by phone number without commission. open a deposit in t-bank with a yield of 19% per annum. t-bank, there is only one. it is the season of discounts at the megamarket, millions of products at bargain prices. buy belor design cosmetics with discounts up to 65%. megamarket two bidhits at a bargain price, only in delicious point, rubles are brought to us by vtb, cashback up to 25%, plus one category of cashback for transferring vtb from other banks, vtb, everything will work out when you cook with pleasure, dirty dishes can stop the rhythm of your kitchen, samav gol tablet with an intensive cleansing formula, effectively removes burnt-on dirt, let it be... internet without minutes is easy, gigs remain, we will

network, perhaps the one who also modified them, in particular , former cia employee of the us national security agency edward snowden suggested, that the detonation of thousands of pagers with so many victims is not related to batteries, but to the activation of built-in explosive devices. well, how these explosive devices got there is a topic for a separate investigation. roman, yes, fili, we will follow the incoming messages on the development of events. thank you, we continue. premiere of the ballet based on dostoevsky's novel crime and punishment directed by boris eifman, about this and more in a couple of minutes. open a deposit in gazbrom-bank with an increased rate of up to 25% together with a long-term program savings from gasfond pension savings. the state will add up to 360 thousand rubles. still thinking about the perfect home? it's time to move on to a house. the boldest taste with a mortgage for building a house, a new building or a secondary market, choose what everyone will like, on domklik everyone will find housing for themselves, discover avita moll, a new section avita, where seller

that you talked about in the previous section , jankeys, the senior adviser of the american national security agencyid that if you are one of those people who think that the creation of israel was aimed at determining a land for the jewish people, you are just as much as the jews who were displaced. you were tricked into palestine by israel and our base in the heart of the middle east to control the energy resources of this the region is and we have this neti. we have come to the conclusion that in order to control our competitors such as china, we must take control of the oil in the middle east, although i think that we must not limit ourselves to the issue of oil and energy and china. came, especially after the islamic revolution, the people of iran found a different shape and image, and their goals also found a different path . doll it is a puppet or a toy of the americans in the region. let's look at the role of the united states of america in the developments of the region for the zionist crimes in the west asian region, whether in palestine, gaza, lebanon, iraq, afghanistan, or yemen. be to st

your question, how do you use defense to for offense and we say based on my time at the national security agencyakes a thief to catch a thief. how do we inculcate the offensive mindset into a defensive in our defenders and what we have been doing is a prisoner exchange between offensive operators and defensive operators where we actually have on mission with offensive folks working defenders actually caught active exploitation of cyberactors because we've been doing this cross-pollination and so to general barrett's point our basic operators, it's really important they know their trade. as you move up to the senior and master level it is a different game.he let's look at my boundary devices,le we have to think abt tripwires and then how do you create active pursuit? you have to have all the things available so the defensive team can tip to the offensive team and create additional opportunities. >> follow-up. we've touched on this a little. what do we learn from cyber hunt forward activities to further develop our defensive strategies?s >> the operations that we have been doing have been really v

concerns damaged windows and doors, therefore... everyone who is concerned can contact the national security agencytheir district, issue the relevant documents and receive already compensation for restoration of one's property. and, according to preliminary estimates, from what i read, 100 million hryvnias, that is, somewhere around this sou, this amount will be the restoration of everything that is, in short, how quickly. well , in particular, the city allocates money, if poland promises, how quickly such money can come, how is this procedure in general, how long does it take, so that you can at least start work already. i don't think that we can talk about an estimate today, about the cost, it is impossible to find out today. we understand that a large number of houses are damaged, there are questions about several houses, whether they can be rebuilt at all, so it will take time, just for that. to find out today, just today , 30 million was allocated from the regional budget of the reserve fund and from the city budget for the first steps to overcome this problem, then we will understand step by

more than 70% of their federal workforce serves in defense or national security agencies. artisan agencies provide stable expertise and institutional knowledge across presidential administrations. converting large numbers of civil service and political appointees could disrupt the stability which is concerning for our defense and national security programs. how would converting into political appointees large numbers of our defense and personnel impact our homeland and national security in terms of eroding institutional knowledge and expertise? >> the mission is carried out by civil servants. as you said, the ability to carry out the mission would be eroded by not having enough people doing the mission and not having that institutional knowledge. many of the career paths in the homeland security mission take years to train, develop, and have someone perform the function. you need that level of stability to effectively carry out the important mission in our homeland and that turnover and that chaos that we created would obviously detriment the capabilities and skills of the

think you should believe in yourself in the eye and say without your mic tiktok secret of national security agency ak, the nsa, aka no such agency has launched a podcast that pulls back the curtain on its role in keeping america safe >> does anybody know what the podcast is? it's called? what's the title of his podcast? >> this podcast exist secret pod guy guests was self-destructing 54321 bid called parentheses redacted oh, let me call them. >> it should be heard it they're less it's called mlk. okay. we did it head of the nsa was the answer today, you could sign up for no such podcast which is nsa's podcast. it will talk in many ways about are sinking in cybersecurity mission and really our next attempt in terms of transparency because we do want to be transparent in terms of wherever we can, and we want to be transparent with american people transparent to me many time. you try to convey it'd be funny if they're first guest was edwards snowed in robin. here's your headline mr. greedy, penguin with blank dead at 33 pengwin with plan to take over gotham city. that's right. >> that's right. >> thr

did not work for the nsa, but he ... in the company that carried out, was a partner of the national security agencyen they expose a person who copies this kind of information, you can take him and put him in jail, because, well, he is essentially engaged in espionage, that's it, but then it's not interesting, because then he will be useless to the game's special services, but you can do it this way, you can stuff him with true information mixed with disinformation, make sure that he really has... downloaded what you need, then scare him so that he runs away, when he runs away, taking all this with him, make it so that - he seeks political asylum in a country with a specific address, here is a very similar story - with snowden, this does not mean that snowden is a spy and he played some kind of double-triple game, he is an idealist and it is visible on him, but there are signs that he was possibly used in the dark. on the other hand, and this fight does not stop, and today it is only growing, so to the question, and what we should do, of course, is to explain to people, by the way, what the state se

shmona matayem, an organization that deals with cryptography at the level of the nsa, the us national security agencye israeli one, of the same level, has a single array, that is , a database with the nsa, that is, everything that is entered into the a well, the array of data of israeli intelligence, there are three of them, at least, there is shinbet, matayem, the main one, so, so here is massad, so here is all this immediately in real time visible overseas, so naturally, they are aware of everything, and could they stop, so to speak, in one fell swoop hands, or not, or as many assume, netanyahu has already simply run out of all possible gra i will reason by analogy then, when it came to the point, remember the raid of the american and french ... it is absolutely clear how this affects the events in ukraine, on the fronts, we will tell you right after a short commercial. voice, children, today on the first. we are driving, suddenly i receive an sms from ebank. write-off from the account 50,000 rubles. balance - zero. amazing scammers. people, they, perhaps, can be better than the most experienced ps

did not work for the nsa, but he worked for a company that performed, was a partner of the national security agencyen they expose a person who copies this kind of information, he can be taken and jailed, because, well, he is essentially engaged in espionage. well, but then it is not interesting, because then he will be useless for the game's special services, but you can do it this way, you can stuff him with true information mixed with disinformation, make sure that he really downloaded what was needed, then scare him so that he runs away, when he runs away, taking all this with him, make sure that he gets political asylum i was looking specifically in a country with a specific address, that's a very... similar story with snowden, this does not mean that snowden is a spy, and he played some kind of double-triple game, he is an idealist, you can tell by him, but there are signs that he was possibly used in the dark, according to that list of those very operations, it is not complete, and there are probably many of these operations, including in relation to the russian federation, the republic of be

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air force as well as the national security agency. he is also the author of "the breach."investigation into january 6th. he joined the republicans for harris campaign this election. it was good to see you. thanks for joining me. donald trump mentioned that iran and china have been accused of information efforts ahead of the election. why does it seem donald trump rejects the doj's findings about russia? which intelligence officials say prayer for him. are iran and china about creating chaos? and russia is about helping trump or no? >> days for having me. the reason he rejects it is because he's a liar. the people that are around him, the people that are connected to tenant media, the people that are the influencers that were caught up in the state where money was flowing to them, whether they are stupid, i don't think it really matters. what you saw is a textbook example of a maligned influence operations being funded by clandestine financial organizations. that's how it works in russia is very good at it. they say iran, iran or china, china and say this is a russia, russi