ugoretz. given the scope of the apparent breach and the number of federal agencies affected and vulnerable to this attack was this a counterintelligence failure? >> drawing on my experience as an analyst i joined the fbi as the intelligence analyst november 2001 when the term intelligence failure became a part of the killer. i do understand the context of your question and the concern. based on that perspective, when i think of an intelligence failure, it's a few different things. the first failure of imagination a forward leaning analysis going beyond the fragmentary intelligence that we have at any point in time to forecast a specific threat or incident. second, a failure to share there are many different us government agencies that have pieces of the intelligence puzzle with cyberin the private sector has one of the biggest pieces of the puzzle with our adversaries are doing hagainst private networks. that's a second way is a failure to share what we have and thirdly a failure to connect th