so we have hosted our fraud webinars, and we had four this past year, and we will have additional webinars in this current fiscal year. if you're interested, let us know, and we'll add you onto our list. we do record those webinars, so if you can't sit in while it's live, you have an opportunity to review after the webinar has actually occurred. and that will be it today. thank you. >> just one quick question. are any of the c.s.a. staff certified fraud examiners currently? >> yes, they all are. >> okay. great. >> going back, tanya, to slide eight, disposition of closed complaints, the number in the second and third rows refer to department with charter jurisdiction and merged with another complaint for fiscal year 16-17, that totalled 25%, and then, it's up for fiscal 17 dr 18 17-18 it's up to 31%. in those cases, you have found something that there should be further investigation. is that not right? >> no. >> oh, so generally, with the first category you referred to a department with charter jurisdiction, the complaint has come into us, upon review of the allegations and information prov

that was the top issue mentioned in the webinar. then, what timing makes sense.here is not a sense of rush right now. didn't want to come in now with prices low? do they want to see if things play out? herim: the cofounder of et says the burdening of the ecosystem is getting stronger. would you agree with that assessment? >> undoubtedly. the industry continues to gain more developers, there is more institutional support with firms like goldman sachs announcing their rolling out a tray desk. custody providers are coming -- a trade desk. custody providers are coming online. things are going up last the nation and down faster than they should. the same thing happened in these markets because they are so retail dominated. this is one of the first financial markets where retail investors were first before institutional investors. in general, that means if investors are more emotional, we go higher on the highs and lower on the lows. emily: i spoke to someone saying mass adoption is a long time coming. especially because of the regulatory issues around the united state

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we had 1000 attorneys on that webinar, the most you can have in the american bar association which is continuing to disseminate it. the american bar associations that there would be 4000 to accommodate it. we are also using this to develop something i will say is simpler language for people like me who are practitioners to do special training for practitioners on the privacy issues but the thing that is most exciting is yesterday we were able to publish a funding announcement, we have a national center on privacy. hipaa and 42 cfr will make a huge difference. >> what about other stakeholders? will you be bringing them in too as you develop a training program? >> absolutely. we will have a single grantee whose job it will be to train clinicians, to train administrators, and often these will be lawyers involved in healthcare systems. the other requirement in the funding announcement is we must put out materials. >> that is important because many times it is misunderstood and we set up these programs. if we don't have a communication, in essence to have patients come in and parents to un

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we do have to a briefings, webinars and multi-day programs which are a sweet spot. we have a program coming up in september on the future of farm and agriculture because everyone eats. there's a promo you can see right now - maybe not, when it goes back up on a 4-day program on artificial intelligence issues that you can apply for. we expect to do multi-day programs on public pensions and dementia in 2019. let your colleagues know about these programs, sign up for newsletters to learn about them in real time. during today's program everything is on the record. you can tweet if you want to. we have a hashtag, mpf trade and that is it. welcome. [inaudible conversations] >> a brief break at the start of the national press foundation workshop for journalists looking at the history of international trade, the trade deficit, impact of tariffs and analyzing trade related jobs data, it is expected to last most of the day. this event will last until 5:00. we will continue live coverage all day on c-span20 and it will be a few minutes before the main portion of the program ge

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contact out there to help network defenders and help educate the american people, we recently did a webinar about russia and our critical infrastructure at the unclassified level. he got some reporting. there is some risk there but we judged the preponderance of reason to do that because we could have a conversation with 1000 representatives of the critical infrastructure community about the fact that the russians are being more active, and that is through the the work of working with intelligence community to make sure what we were saying did not reveal classified information. >> we would agree completely. with regard to the private sector clearance program, we theorted dhs by providing appropriate classified cyber threat briefings in those very forums. >> i would concur with my colleagues. senator: what is the next step with the septa task force -- with the sub task force? >> in the final chapter of the report we lay out eight basic areas for further inquiry. we are setting up working groups to work on those issues and we issue -- we expect to working papers addressing each of those issue

aboutently did a webinar russian hacking at the public level. but there was a preponderance of reason to do that. we could have a conversation with thousands of representatives about the fact that the lights and the russians are being more active puts critical infrastructure. that is through the good work of working with the intelligence community. >> senator, we would agree completely. >> with regard to the program obama just spoke about, we supported dhs by providing the classified forms. >> i would concur with my colleagues. >> what is the next step with the cyber task force? what arewas produced, the plans for to take the next step? >> we lay out essentially eight basic areas for further inquiry. as we speak, we are standing up working groups to work on those issues. the next papers over few months of addressing those issues, so that the public can be aware. so that we would know what we can be doing. i am a strong advocate of the prosecutions you have taken. say to theyou effect,that, in criticize us. you and ourselves, who advocate stronge

we recently did a webinar about russian activity at the unclassified level. it got some reporting. you know, that that happens. there's some risk there. but we judge to the preponderance of reason to do that because we could have a conversation with a thousand representatives of critical infrastructure community about the fact that the russians are being more active towards critical infrastructure and that's through the good work of working in the intelligence community to make sure that we're seeing did not reveal anything that did not relate to classified information. >> senator, we would agree completely. in fact, with regard to the private sector clearance program that bob just spoke about. we provided dhs with briefings in those forums-- >> i would concur with my colleagues. >> what's the next step, mr. raman, with the cyberattacks, i know a report was produced. what's the next step? >> thank you for that question. in the final chapter of the report we layout essentially eight basic areas for further inquiry, as we speak, we're standing up working groups to work on those issue

the eac conducted webinars, published faqs and other resources on our website, educated nongovernmental groups including those focused on issues such as accessibility and security about the funds. expert grant tina smith up states navigate logistical hurdles. to date we know the states plan to spend the vast majority of this money, nearly 75%, on cyber protection, new voting equipment, updates of registration systems and audits. these are all investments that reflect congressional guidance and priorities. for those of you have specific questions on how your state are investing those funds for programs overall, the eac would be happy to establish a time to provide additional details about those plans. the eac has broad spectrum of ongoing work to complement our vital role as the administrator of how the funds including the testing certification of election systems creation of new resources related to a broad spectrum of activities, production of new research, convening public events that bring together election administrators, security experts, academics, federal government officials and