>> this is something that commerce secretary pritzker is focused on a lot, cybersecurity and ntia is a part of commerce and she works a lot with them and other sub agencies that have been included in the u.s. patent and trademark office. >> it is a real challenge. >> we work a lot with start-ups. generally, what you see with it, specially a tech start-up, you see that engineer, the wozniak, let's call it, you see that the evangelist, the jobs, and maybe they get in somebody who actually understands the money part, which is good and then they just plow forward and they get those customers and services. so secretary pritzker and undersecretary lee like to remind people. you should probably early on be thinking about intellectual property and cybersecurity. both of them are really hard to back load. once you start getting down the chain, right? now, in terms of creating the incentives, we are doing it through public education. we are going around, doing round tables, talking to schools. we at the usbto have a program called camp intervention where we work through first through sixth gra

ntia is a part of commerce and she works with them, some agencies including the u.s. patent and trademark office. it's a real challenge. we work a lot with startups at the utbso. generally what you see, special attack started, you see the engineer, wozniak let's call it. you see the evangelist, the jobs, and maybe they get in someone that can understand the money part which is good. and then they just plow for and they get the customers. secretary pritzker like to remind people you should probably early on be thinking about electric property and to think about cybersecurity. both of them are really hard to of them are really hard to back load once you start getting down the chain. in terms of creating an incentive and we're doing this through public education. we are going around and doing roundtables, talking to schools. we have the usbto and happy camper we work through first six greatest basically it's like a camp that you bring in old ibm selectric and modify them. would try to help them understand some of these principles. it's a >> security is an interesting iss

ntia is a part of commerce and she works with them and other subagencies including the u.s. patent and trademark office. it's a real challenge. we work a lot with startups at the u.s. pto. and what you see with a tech startup is you see that engineer, the wozniak, let's call it. you see the evangelist, the jobs, and maybe they get in somebody who understands the money part which is good. so secretary pritzker and undersecretary lee like to remind people you should be thinking about intellectual property and cyber security. both of them are really hard to back load once you start getting down the chain, right? we're doing it through public education, we're doing round tables, we're talking to school s so we have maker camps where we bring many old ibms and help them understand these principles but it's a serious problem. >> and security is an interesting issue when it comes to like iot devices. we all know about the recent internet outage which was apparently caused by like iot cameras that were very easily hacked because they had a fixed user name and password that nobody co