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We do that through our rfp process. How would we know what that experience and process is if we potentially dont have the experience in our own staff to be able to hire that type of contractor to understand what you need in that process . Im not assuming that we dont have expertise to understand. I would like that answer to that question. Through this process, when a mine is open and it has gone on for at least in the state of nevada for 60, 70, 80 years. You have to provide documentation and en...

Just a quick bit on passcode. We launched in february of this year. We bring some of the biggest issues facing the internet. If you were here this morning, youll agree this is one of them. We hope youll come to more of them, especially in october where we have a full slate of them here in d. C. We hope youll listen to our podcast. Subscribe to our newsletter. This is clearly an issue where it seems like theres this immovable force about National Needs and Law Enforcement being im sorry, immovabl...

Wed like to start with a few thanks, dell, the Internet Society and cspan, our friends that are bringing this to you live online. The st. Regis hotel and our friends move on to the keynote interview and then well go to a great panel with ciar rag from the department of justice. Just a quick bit on passcode. We launched in february of this year. We bring some of the biggest issues facing the internet. If you were here this morning, youll agree this is one of them. We hope youll come to more of th...

Sense, its also true that lawyers for the agencies that those responders work for also play a very, very Important Role. And were privileged today to have an outstanding panel of lawyers from various agencies at the federal and local level, some now in private practice, who have served in those Important Roles or do so today. And to give us some insights about the role of a lawyer in Emergency Preparedness and response. And with that id like to introduce the panel by having them introduce themse...

Always humane, just and fraternal. We need to avoid a common temptation nowadays, to discard whatever proves troublesome. Let us remember the golden rule, do unto others as you would [ applause ] do unto others as you would have them do unto you. This rule points us in a clear direction. Let us treat others with the same passion and compassion with which we want to be treated. Let us seek for others the same possibilities which we seek for ourselves. Let us help others to grow, as we would like ...

Important topics. That is coming up in october. We have a giant delegation, both government and civil society, planning to go. If youre interested, youre all invited. Certainly lots of topics important to us will be discussed. So back to open data and the United States. I mentioned that in 2013, president obama issued an open order eo, executive order, for default information. Accompanying that was the open data policy, which we refer to as m1313 for you government nerds in the room. That direct...

They look at oil pressure, temperature, speed and they basically were able to do prevent of maintenance to reduce down time, they were able to have service sooner and increase the reliability of their system. So fewer breakdowns, longer Vehicles Service life and they were able to save 5 million per year in maintenance costs. So substantial impact. We can think about disrupting how we do things in government. A lot of people in this room are wearing activity trackers. Maybe breaks should depend o...

Normal. I agree with everything jim said and his assessment of the growing dark problem. There are cases where the ability to trap individuals is hampered by the means of their communication. Can the Technology Take that da darkness to light . With had help from the private sector. Collaboration and communication has been talked about. Are they brought up to speed . Give me the lay of the landscape. I think it is in a very good place. I think they would be the best to check but i think the joint...

On a regular basis, well, yeah, but that person backs up to the cloud. The problem with that is what we found in our investigations is that most people dont do that regularly. Most people dont do that on a regular basis. They may not do it at all. You can clearly turn that feature off. At the same time we also see in the course of investigations that the very tech savvy criminal also can find out if automatic backups are occurring or if for some reason that information is being diverted in some ...

And ties into what the Ranking Member has talked about, where the decisions are made and what paul talked about in terms of, how is it that it relates to the ability to perform. Well, one thing i would say is that lsz fr also as leaders, if youve got someone to let go at the captain level, the leader needs to be held accountable, also, because any one of us if our team does something, were ultimately responsible as the leaders and i think that, coming from the top, is so critical of making this ...