that not considered an act of war that's a great question and I think one that needs to be ironed out what what

would say what we're seeing today from those countries essentially espionage and theft of intellectual property is not an act of war thing

I financial services are disrupted it would affect you now you can just go on and on with how an attack on critical infrastructure could

constitutes an act of war in cyberspace to let me give you my thoughts on please versus %HESITATION trying to bet

Khasis is an ever changing threat %HESITATION finally what kind of damage could be done to our country through a cyber attack I'll

an across the board continuation over a ten year period what it would do to earn income modernization efforts could you see that yes

correct we don't have a little bubble that you can protect your systems go down of power systems go down and affection if

so connected to the private sector one cannot be disconnected from the others that correct that's

to look like a fascist that's right in a lot of a lot across the board %HESITATION so I think that's espionage I

case scenario from a cyber attack kind of a nine eleven scenario and finally the executive order I

could essentially destroy those components make those so they either had to replace them or get somebody to come in and replace each part of that in

I mentioned earlier which will come about over a period of months that that was sort of a described as early as a slow motion %HESITATION

that has to be done that hat that's a critical part of it must assume that we get the information sharing right we got two ways to do this the regulatory %HESITATION

the power grid as an example can do is much more damage than the attacks of nine eleven that's

have a significant problem in our banking infrastructure not just ours but global since our time is up if you could maybe just submit to the committee sort of a worst

services things that every American depends on if they went down what hurt us as a nation hurt our economy and