would point and there are a lot of ways we engage, embrace withe corporate certainly weather bodies,niststandards making, etc., or operational threat, intelligence and sharing, threat research, but those are super important ways we can support the mission. and shifting more to meaningful technical innovation, i think that's where our industry is playing the game. for us, maybe if i point to a few examples, how that relates to proactive defense. in our world, 70% of our breaches have been at the endpoint. when someone clicks on something our opens an attachment, it is an issue. we have technology around isolation. it doesn't matter if there is malware in an attachment, the user clicks out of it and it goes away. that is proactive defense, how do we build security in? that is by tonnage, the larger volume of threats, the below the operating system, root kit threats. we seek an increased frequency of threat vectors and that requires a different order of innovation, much more what we consider the hardware route of trust. we have a chip on a motherboard completely segregated from the cpu, som

as the movie opens phil conners the pro tag nist believes he knows what makes his life worth living. as i view the movie, and there are a variety of ways in which you can view it, i see phil conners initially illustrating freudian psychology, freudian theory of the ultimate motivating factor for human behavior. why do we do what we do? what are we seeking? freud of course is better known for the pleasure principle. >> sure. >> what motivates is we seek pleasure. today more than ever erotic pleasure, sexual pleasure. phil conners initially goes throughout his life seeking sexual pressure and he does so quite winningly we can say. but it's not enough. you watch his character because according to the story groundhog day he has to live this day again and again. he is forced to live out intensifying concentrated form this theory of life. he comes to realize soon enough experientially, not by reading a book, experientially that the pleasure principle is not enough. phil will choose to kill himself. he will choose to stop living rather than be forced within this one theory. it's not enough.

a few weeks ago, nist released a program designed to resist attacks from a quantum computer.was a multiyear effort with experts from around the world and a tremendous achievement for the cybersecurity community and the cryptography team, who are world-class. now the hard work begins of focused on migration to new standards. we have a partnership with 40 organizations, we are working together to help with the migration to the new standard. some of the initiatives we are working on is looking at testing technologies that automatically detect vulnerable cryptography in in organization, to risk assessments to know what cryptography you need to switch out first and prioritize. we are also doing interoperability testing with these new standards with existing protocol standards to determine the roadmap for potential update that need to be made to international standards. we don't know when a quantum computer may arrive on the scene and threaten our encryption, but we are encouraging organizations to start making the migration now. i know it's hard to focus on cyber security challeng

reporter: the media taking away headlines accusing of him for calling for chai nist's execution and the -- cheyney's execution and saying he calls for execution and cnn has a headline that trump rages war hawk liz cheney should be fired upon and trump-appointed braces violent rhetoric and guns on her face and new york times and rolling stone and on and on and on. the vice president is also jumping on this, guys, saying that this should be disqualifying >> suggesting rifles should be trained on former representative liz cheney. this must be disqualifying. reporter: the former president is doubling down and defending his stance. >> he's a war hawk and doubling down and kills people and she was pushing we go to war with everybody in my administration. i said if you ever gave her a rifle and let her doing the fighting, ever did that, she wouldn't be doing too well. she had a face the consequences of battle, she wouldn't be doing that. it's easy for her but she wouldn't be doing it. reporter: one cnn contributor feels bad about what he said and jonah goldburg said he reacted in "haste" when

and the recently released by nist of the first two algorithms which harry and i limited at the white technologies that will be shaping the future of cybersecurity today and tomorrow. >> great. harry? >> thank you for the first of all, thank you for having us here today. tom, it's a great testament to you and i am delighted to be here especially since you have dedicated it to your father and father-in-law. just by knowing you, you do well. they should be proud. in terms of posture and trends, in april, we released a report on the cyber security posture of the united states and noted that the strategic environment is marked by complexity, interconnectivity, and competition. that makes it very very challenging on all fronts. the trends that we have seen that are most concerning, and she touched in a number of these, number one, increased targeting of our critical infrastructure, number two, increase in cyber crime primarily, let somewhere. i am delighted anne is leading our efforts globally i guess that. third, our more complex supply chain that we need to be aware of. fourth is the com

>> we are seeing google in particular doing a lot -- >> omega nist suppress news information as it relatesp we'll be a major issue going forward and hopefully other social media platforms we'll also engage in free speech and debate. >> it is going to flush out all of these conversations bear a thoughtless these in the federal was interesting saying culture or did away better job of signaling trumps winds than broke and pulls. talked success of my first top gun and the rise of anti-u-boat comedians and podcasts. the author of the peace said they could've sensed it through the culture appear to be miss thackeray. >> to a lot extent although win donald trump was clever enough to go to mcdonald's in those images he sort of won the day. not as optimistic as jeff mason thank the media and numerous emotive credibility of the ratings are in the toilet. joe biden didn't love the media he didn't like it either that was a pub with his presidency but i think there was a bubble there. the soul-searching he mentioned i'd like to see more of it because podcasts have taken over, they are more fun and ofte