recently, the isc proceeded that risk management process for the risk management standard. those responsible for security theld use to determine that silly posse to a provides an integrated single source of facility security countermeasures are not federal facilities. explains that risk may be addressed in various ways, the pending on the agency mission needs. for sample, the presence of a childcare center on site has historical significance -- and has merkel significance. 53 federal departments and agencies participate in the isc and take the lead in bringing ideas to the table, and drafting standards and best practices. when agencies cannot solve security related problems on their own the isc brings chief security officers and senior citizens gather to solve continuing governmentwide concerts. isc mentorship also engages in the development of standards and best practices based on evolving real-world threats. recent events have demonstrated the need to identify measures that can be taken to reduce the risk of mass casualty shootings in workplace violence -- and workplace v

recently, the isc proceeded that risk management process for the risk management standard. those responsible for security theld use to determine that silly posse to a provides an integrated single source of facility security countermeasures are not federal facilities. explains that risk may be addressed in various ways, the pending on the agency mission needs. for sample, the presence of a childcare center on site has historical significance -- and has merkel significance. 53 federal departments and agencies participate in the isc and take the lead in bringing ideas to the table, and drafting standards and best practices. when agencies cannot solve security related problems on their own the isc brings chief security officers and senior citizens gather to solve continuing governmentwide concerts. isc mentorship also engages in the development of standards and best practices based on evolving real-world threats. recent events have demonstrated the need to identify measures that can be taken to reduce the risk of mass casualty shootings in workplace violence -- and workplace v

the work of the isc example of eyes these efforts. ourring our federal secures secure and resilient is a large undertaking but the work of our member departments and agencies ensure that those responses -- responsible for federal security have the tools and resources needed. i would like to thank you for the opportunity to before -- appear before you and discuss the important work of the isc and ensure that these real-world events do not happen again. i look forward to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you. thank you for your testimony and work. >> good morning. my name is eric patterson, and i'm the director of the federal protective service within the national protection and programs -- program director of homeland security. we are charged with protecting and deliberating integrated law- enforcement services to over 9000 still sell these owned or leased by the general services administration, and safeguard their nearly 1.4 million daily occupants and visitors. we employ over 1000 law- enforcement officers, effective, and sp

recently, the isc risk-management process for the federal facility standard that designs the criteria and process scenes of those responsible for security should use to determine a facility security level and provide an integrated single source of the facility's security countermeasures for all nonmilitary federal facilities. the standard also provides guidance for the customization of the countermeasures for federal facilities and explains that risk to ibm dressed in various ways depending on the agency mission needs. for example the presence of a child care center on site historical significance. it is most important to note to that of the isc is a collaborative agency body. 53 federal departments and agencies participate and take the lead on bringing the ideas to the table and drafting the standards and best practices. when agencies cannot solve security related problems on their own, the isc brings officers and senior executives together to solve continuing government white security concerns. the membership also engages in the development of standards and best practices based on t

that this was a tool that we could modify, because it brought what we believed all of the areas of the isc requirements to bear. our pool is at with specifically vulnerability. that is what the tool is structured for. separate we also do a threat assessment. we connect with the joint terrorism task force, with local law enforcement, with any number of agencies out there to get what we believe a very in depth comprehensive perspective on a threat that we also provide to our federal partner. the piece that is not part of the process is the consequent piece, and it is not part because we have not figured out how to do that within the federal facilities. >> what does that mean? >> that is one of the things we're working with the isc to better identify. when you ask for consequence within a federal sector, what are you looking for? we know when we help a federal partner to begin to pull together and understand their emergency occupancy plans, that we help them to understand and we go to the consequence p iece, and when they look to establish the federal security level, we are looking at the con

>> that's one of the things we're working on with the isc for a better design. what is a winner asking for consequence within the federal sector, what is it you're looking for? we know that when we help a federal partners begin to pull together and understand their emergency occupancy plans, that we help them to understand and we go to the consequence peace. when they look at that, after studying the federal security level, we're also looking at the consequence peace. we haven't figured out yet how to incorporate that in an algorithm method that will allow us to provide a reasonable and rational meaning if you will take consequent, to let's say the least facility. we are fairly certain that folks like irs, social security and others have stepped through the consequences of losing a facility or if it was an event something happened to the facility. we haven't figured out yet how to incorporate that into a tool. that's something we're working on to figure out. >> i appreciate your answer and want to thank all of you. look forward to working with you on this importa

the catastrophic leak that did happen was dealt with the isc with the following exchange, chairman, can we assume you're having discussions with your american colleagues about the hundreds of thousands of people who appear to have access to your information. all three of us are involved in those discussions. chairman, chair, thank you very much. [laughter] that is the only question that's been asked in parliament about the loss of 58,000 documents through a data sharing scheme through gtsq and nsa. if the amount of oversight, the budget for oversight is even now is 1.3 million pounds, supposedly a secret, incidentally, which is, i think, about a third of the amount that he spends on car parts. >> the prime minister in the chamber said that he wants to reach agreement or words to that effect with the guard -- guardian. if the guardian is not willing to see the point of view from the authorities, then actions may be taken. can i ask you this question, how far do you feel -- sorry? >> final question. >> yes. how far do you feel that there is a threat to the newspaper if you continue to pub

the catastrophic leak that did dealt with the isc with the following exchange, chairman, can we assume you're with your ussions american colleagues about the hundreds of thousands of people who appear to have access to your information. all three of us are involved in those discussions. thank you very much. question that's been asked in parliament about he loss of 58,000 documents through a data sharing scheme through gtsq and nsa. the amount of oversight, the nowet for oversight is even is 1.3 million pounds, supposedly a secret, think,tally, which is, i that a third of the amount he spends on car parts. the e prime minister in chamber said that he wants to to thatreement or words ffect with the guard -- guardian. if the guardian is not willing to see the point of view from authorities, then actions may be taken. can i ask you this question, how you feel -- sorry? >> final question. >> yes. how far do you feel that there to the newspaper if ou continue to publish revelations from snowden? is he under pressure? things have happened in this country that would be inconceivable in europe

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a catastrophic leak that did happen was dealt with by the isc with the following exchange. chairman, can we assume you're having discussions with your american colleagues about the hundreds of thousands of people who appear to have access to your information? head of mi5. off we both were involved in those discussions. thank you very much. [laughter] that is the only question that has been asked in parliament about the loss of 50,000 documents through a data sharing scheme between gchq and nsa. if that amounts to oversight, the amount of oversight, the budget for oversight even now is 1.3 million pounds, supposedly a secret incidentally, which is i think about a third of the amount that the council spends on car parts. >> the prime minister in the chamber said that he wants to reach agreement, or words to that effect, with "the guardian" that if "the guardian" is not willing to see the point of view of the authorities then, with reluctance, other measures may be taken. presumably he's referring to the notices and the rest. can ask you this question? how far do you feel that

i think, while the isc has developed standards to try to improve the level of and effectiveness of the federal committees, that is an area where they need to spend time out to figure out if that is the this way to protect federal buildings. >> good, thanks. thanks very much. i asked you, mr. amitay, to respond to my first question again. a point you would really like to say, for god sakes, do not forget this, and there's probably more than a few things that we ought to keep in mind, and we will. one or two, if you would. there you go. >> if you will indulge. hearing -- theis focus at this hearing was an navy yard tragedy. in regard active shooter, look at our jurisdiction authority. our guys responded to the navy yard. we were less than two minutes away, and we had people at the of and the department transportation facility across the street, ready to activate and use their training and equipment. we were held back. real low-level stuff. i need you to demand accountability. referred toee, as by mr. goldstein, in 2009, after they penetrated 10 of our buildings, or fps director sat here

i do think while the isc has developed standards to try and improve the level and effectiveness of the federal facility security committees, that's an area i think they still need the spend a lot more time and trying to figure out is that really the best way that we can protect federal buildings? >> good, thanks. thank you very much. all right, mr. wright, i'm going to ask you to respond to my first question. again, point or two that you'd really like to say, for god sakes, forget everything else you've heard in this hearing, don't forget this. and there's probably more than one thing we should keep in mind, but if you would. go ahead. there you go. >> if you'll indulge the focus of this hearing was the navy yard tragedy, so just very clearly right off the bat in regards to active shooter, look at our jurisdiction and authority. we, our guys responded to the navy yard. we were less than two minutes away, and we had people at the d.o.t., the department of transportation facility right across the street ready to activate and use their training and equipment, and we were, we were held bac

under the statute to the fisa court, we call it the isc. they ask for and receive permission under this to get records relevant to a national security investigation and they must demonstrate to the fisc it will be operated under the guidelines that are set forth by the attorney general under executive order 12333. it is limited to tangible objects. what does that mean? these are like records like the metadata, the phone records i have been describing but it is quite explicitly limited to things that you could get with a grand jury subpoena. those kinds of records. now, it is important to know prosecutors issue grand jury subpoenas all the time and do not need any involvement of a court or anybody else really to do so. under this program, we need to get permission from the court to issue this ahead of time so there is court involvement with the issuance of these orders which is different from a grand jury subpoena. but the type of records, just documents, business records, things like that are limited to the same types of documents that we co

>> they need to get out of a lot of the heavy capital-intensive businesses. in canada isces sustainable. foxconn allows them away to lose the hardware business down to a lower basis where they don't have to have the same property plant and capacity. this could be a way to elegantly wind down the hardware business. >> this partnership with foxconn , will it help blackberry cut production spending? >> this will help them spend less on production spending and focus where they need to focus their assets, which is on develop moreprises secure ways to message and communicate on mobile devices. that is the future blackberry. looking at the mobile enterprise applications. extend theto enterprise to mobile platforms. it may not be in the hardware space. it may be providing services that allow enterprises to do that. >> i am talking to crawford del joining us from west newton, massachusetts. with the new focus on corporate software services, blackberry started in corporate services after years of losing money. will they be able to offload more of their manufacturing costs? >> they wil

a picture of him in the new york about what isce behind the repairs.is set to take over as white house economic adviser. he is managing the effort to fix the website. he is conducting this phone conference with reporters within the hour. we are talking about that. robert is next. he is in taylor, michigan on the republican line. caller: i wanted to comment. they talk about the 30 million people who do not have insurance. the majority of them, because they cannot afford it. arer this bill, they supposed to get it. who is paying for it? it is going to be the taxpayer. back, aa few callers nurse in texas. she said it is not about health care. i agree with her. it is more about control. it is the government intrusion in your life. i can honestly say my family always voted democrat. what is going on now, i will never vote or a democrat again as long as i live. i am done with the democratic party. no matter what the uaw preaches, i am done. i know a lot of uaw members who are staying away. it is a power grab out of washington. host: some political reaction a

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