gerri: t.j. max their breach happened six years ago. americans think everybody is protecting themsves but nobody is protecting me. at the end of the day a hearing is nice but when will you do something? >> we have to figure out what we need to do. first we have to protect the consumers with their personal identifiable information that is a dangerous combination. are their systems able to stop these? now what can we do more? and at what point in time is appropriate to notifthe consumer? that is the trigger point. when can say provide the informatnto the consumer that their information has been obtained by somebody else so they can protect themselves? >> garett is laws on the book about battle ready. by the time you aae notified with the damages done. mean the protections before the hacker starts. not after. civic the potections have to be there. of chip and pin can help with that. gerri: i hope in have been sued. we look forward to your hearing. thank you for coming on. to drop the ball? we don't know wi more on this president and ceo of

this already happened if you recall with with t.j. max, and at love major brands were hacked.ompanies hire my firm to break into their systems and our success rate is 100%. what that tells us is secure unfortunately is really poor, and it's kind of tough to keep the hackers out. >> is it a cost issue? can it be secured more effectively than they are now, and if they can, why aren't they? >> yeah, they can. companies can definitely take steps exercise due diligence, and actually raise the bar of security to make it more difficult for harkers to break in. but target, the hackers were able to install what we call ram scraping code, this is software that the hackers installed from the point of sale systems so when you swipe your credit card, when you swipe your credit card that information goes into memory, and at that point, is when this malicious software was able to steal that information. so this was quite sophisticated. companies need to use products that can detect the stuff. >> got you. here is my last question, if you are telling me there's a more effective way to protect

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