i see commissioner tony clark. please stand up. and did not know you would be here. we would have had to appear. we thank you for being here. i know your adviser is here as well. we appreciate both of you being here. we know the hard work you do. we know this is important to you or you would not be here. rare you see it is a commissioner in an open audience when they are not serving on the panel. i think that says a lot about the commissioner. we appreciate your attention to detail and duty. thank you for your service. let's give him a hand. [applause] the first question. "forbes.e for " my question is for doug. hear it isested to considered on the same threat level as weather events. pepsico --nts like pepco have had to spend a lot to recover from them. how many resources will be needed to protect against cyber threats and where will those resources come from? answer might be across the entire property. security is part of everyone's job. we have security awareness efforts. i am sure the other utilities to the same things as well to make certain everyone at the comp

commissioner tony clark, if you -- we would have had you up here. and we thank you for being here. i know, your adviser is here as well. we appreciate you being here. we know the hard work you do. we know it's important you you or you wouldn't be here. i will have to say it's rare you see a commissioner in an open audience when they're not serving on a panel. ic that says a lot about commissioner clark. we appreciate your attention to detail and duty. thank you for your service. we appreciate you. let give them a hand. plldz. >> first question. my name is david. i am with forbes. my question is for doug. i was interested to hear that signer is considered by. koa on the same threat level as weather event. givethat weather events are getting more severe, and that utility the like that have had to spend a lot of resources to recover from storms, how much -- how many resources are going to be needed to protect against cyberthreat? and where the resource come from? we have -- the answer might well be they are across the entire property. security is part of everyone's job at phi. we have

before we get to the two questions, i see a ferc commissioner tony clark. if you would stand up for us. i didn't allies you're going to be here. we would have certainly had you. no, and we thank you for being here. i know your advisor is here as well. if she could stand it. we appreciate both you being here. we know the hard work you do and we know this is important to you, or you wouldn't be here. i will have to say, it's rare that you see a commissioner in an open audience when they are not serving on a panel so i think it says a lot about commissioner clark. we appreciate your attention to detail and service, and appreciate you. let's give them a hand. [applause] >> first question. >> my name is david. i write for forbes, and my question is for dogs although i would be interested in what the rest of the panel has to say. i was interested to hear that cyber is considered by pepco on the same threat level as weather events. and given that weather events are getting more severe and that utilities like pepco have had to spend a lot of resources to recover fr