for those who don't know what a vpn is, could you briefly explain what that is?s proper name. your install it on your phone or whatever your device is and then usually it is a subscription—based service. they are cheap now. you can get them for pounds a month. it makes a secure connection from your device to whoever you choose as your vpn provider. they are very cheap and easy to install and offer you a lot of protection for minimal effort. and not as scary as they sound. they're not, they're really not. and finally, we are in gurugram in india, where cat moh gets to grips with the country's first natural horsemanship course, and learns about the native marawi horses that can only be seen in this part of the world. horses have played a vital part in indian culture — from helping labourers in the field, to being part of ceremonial activities, such as weddings. but this is stable is the only place in the country that runs a natural horsemanship course, also known as horse whispering. and i'm here to find out exactly what that is. hi! hi. i'm cat. when you find the

their work computer we have a product called -- i have to look myself -- outline, which is a private vpnand so it might be helpful tool for a county election clerk who's maybe doing work at home at night and then possibly unsecure internet connections use a private vpn to for the secure and encrypted the messages. also just talking to the secretaries of state and election quotes about their own personal e-mail and watching for hacking or phishing that may come through personal e-mail that they might use on a work computer. so again just great education tools within. i think they've been great partners and i think they're great also amplifiers for all the different types of work we are doing. i think you all have worked with a national sensation of sectors of states as well. >> do you guys see different threats coming from sectors the state versus or like elections and campaigns? >> one thing real fast. i talked about this earlier is, one way to hurt a campaign and an election or an election is to hack into website that lists the polling places. we offer our product, project pt shield, th

doing some work at home at night and possibly it possibly unsecd internet connection to use private vpnand further encrypted their messages. also talking to the secretaries of state state and election cls about the own personal e-mail and watching fracking or phishing that may come through a personal e-mail that they might use in a work computer. again, just great education tools with them. i they've been great partners and i think they're a great also amplifies all the different types of work we are doing. i think you all of work with the national association of sectors of states as well. >> do you guys see different threats come from secretary of state versus like elections and campaign sites? >> let me say one thing real fast. i talked about this earlier, one way to hurt a campaign or an election is to hack into website that lists the polling places, right? we offer our products project shield the free cyber layer to anyone who is running campaigns, elections, election information. for every small town election clerk that is not paying for fa commercial cybersecurity layer under webs

provide greater security or just reminding them when they go home at night there is a product a private vpn a helpful tool for those who work at home at night with the unsecure internet connection to further encrypt their messages. and with their own personal e-mail looking for the hacking or phishing so just grade education tools and they are great amplifiers working with the national associations to make you see the different threat for my collections and campaigns? >> i talked about this earlier and then to hack into the website we offer product to anyone who was running campaigns so that small town election clerk. >> not be achieved here any officer. what is the best way to maintain security? with that information from these 100 campaigns? what about those monitoring the security? or the training that you have? my talk about communicating securely there are some encrypted apps. it doesn't have to be over e-mail that we recommend you use those tools within your campaign community. and then those security recommendations certainly we would welcome in the vendor community. women to be awar

ads to people that want to export products, and people access facebook within the country via the vpn'sould love to be in china, let's be honest. the company is having some trouble dealing with this kind kind of line of questioning from the government here. the government a couple tries to write to explain they want the companies to say they are in favor of u.s. superiority over all other countries, but these are global companies and have deals in hundreds of countries, so they can't pledge allegiance to the united states without endangering their presence elsewhere. emily: sarah friar in washington as well as michael beckerman, ceo of the internet association. we will continue to discuss. cbd ventures is in line, tackling the diversity program and making bets on companies big and small from startups to amazon. how a security manufacturer lockheed martin is looking to drone racing. we will hear from the chief technology officer. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: president of abc entertainment, ceo of martha stewart's media company and ceo of [indiscernible] has worn many hats, and she has bee

people get on via vpn.nteresting to get her on the record about facebook's intention to get back in, especially given google is trying to get back into the country and was not there to answer questions. as you said, the notable absence of google, what was the reason why they did not show up? emily: lawmakers wanted the google ceo, also the ceo larry page to show up, then it was the google ceo's and archetype. sundar to archetype -- pichai. they did submit written remarks. lawmakers said that is not what we wanted to hear from. congressmen and took every opportunity to reiterate how happy -- unhappy they were that google did not show up. take a listen to this. >> i am deeply disappointed at google, one of the most influential digital platforms in the world, chose not to send its own top board leadership. i know our members have a series of difficult questions about structural or abilities -- structural full mobility -- vulnerability. emily: talked about how google is arrogant, used the word arrogant for not

so we whether breaking those down as we did on 501 with our partners from vpn in order to retreat from the area and get safe harbor or our employees and workers to we will be ready to go back out in the storm passes. that does not mean the evacuation has been lifted. it's because we've moved out of the area. the same thing will apply as we remove those employees and unwind that situation area this afternoon and early evening area that does not mean the evacuation order has been lifted for the charlotte area, just make sure that clear to everybody. >> let's be very clearwhen the evacuation order has been lifted . >> will ask everybody to stay tuned. there are a lot of different questions you can come up with between tonight and tomorrow but many of them can be answered by colleagues that no at least as a starting place. but more questions. >> there are about 1 million people that need to evacuate and we've heard 420,000 already have. any idea how many peoplemay need to be rescued or are in harm's way ? >> time is running out for rescue because the rescuers are going to be standing down

, a lot of these actors are getting much better hiding their actual location, whether it is through vpn and other things we are getting better at detecting that and they are getting better at doing it. still when nigerian princes are asking for money they are just doing it in different ways. we have to be looking at all of these different elections. we are able to learn from those to keep improving. >> just one small thing which is just from the international comparing the u.s. to other countries, but the platforms are confronting and trying to, wrestle with these different not just regulations but regimes , so in one respect, the conceptions of free speech, in these different countries are quite different and they are more libertarian view we take in the u.s. is very different than the way that they treat electoral speech in europe as you said blackout periods. on the election regulation side, at least in many of these other countries there is one person that katie can deal with their. we don't actually have a national election authority here. the fcc is an institution designed to fail

.- around a lot of the actors are getting better at hiding their actual locations, whether through vpn for other things, we are getting better at detecting that and they get better at doing it. we still have people asking us for money but they are doing it in different ways. we have to look at all these different elections and we are able to learn from those to keep improving. >> one small thing, just from the comparing the u.s. to other countries, but the platforms are confronting in trying to wrestle with these not just regulations respect, thein one conception to free speech in these different countries are quite different, so the more libertarian view we take in the u.s. is different than the way they treat electoral speech in europe, like you said with blackout periods. on the regulation side, at least in many other countries, there was one person that katie can deal with their. we don't actually have an electric 4 -- authority here, whether election security or political advertising, or thinking of emerging threats, we have 10,000 different jurisdictions that are in charge in the

system would take into account things like vpns? >> anything. they still need the data to use the router. use that data to be able to filter. itit is really critical -- was extraordinary. . i was doing a lot of consulting. seeing extraordinary applications being developed by nondescript companies, some that weren't even public yet. here,s critical to note there was a massive explosion in sheer information load. nsa was going deaf. mores literally learning about less and less. a phenomenal amount of real ,ntelligence simply unavailable dropping through the floor. it cannot be discovered by virtue of how they are collecting it. time, looking at how you build systems. both commercial as well as government. this is one of the ironies here. contemporaneous and involves diane later. i was in a program called jack box. we were looking at the very best practices from both government and industry in bringing those two nsa. we were given five-year funding. diane got extended a few more years. that in order to make sense of all of this you will have to loo

you can get them for pounds a month. you choose as your vpn provider. of protection for minimal effortary as they sound. they're not, they're really not. part of the world. activities, such as weddings. horsemanship course, also known as horse whispering. and i'm here to find out exactly what that is. hi! hi. i'm cat. when you find the sweet spot of the horse... yes... curved pointy ears. are banned from export. psychology of the horses. 0k. enjoy yourfreedom. wait, what you doing to make her turn? i'm crossing her shoulders in. yeah. so that creates a barrier the horse. right. if i stay behind, i increase her speed. oh, interesting. they understand in the wild. the alpha male works according to these formulas. so you have established yourself as the alpha. yes. they are a herd animal. they need one leader. 0k. either you become leader or they become leader. right. this horse was rescued from a brick factory two weeks ago. —— two months ago. its leg was injured and the owner was struggling to take care of her. manjeev and charlotte have been looking after her using this method. looking