Ukraine s Cyber Head Illia Vitiuk and CIA Deputy Director David Cohen Both Share Cyber Threat Insights at 14th Annual Billington CyberSecurity Summit
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willingness to share information. now bill burns earlier this year, the cia rolled out a recruitment video that they actually shared in the region, in russia, trying to encourage russians and not just russians in the intelligence space, but also russians who work for businesses or russians who work in the tech space to share information with the cia. they rolled out some pretty clear details, sharing with them how to actually do that. so it s clear that the cia has seen this as an opportunity to recruit folks, to share information with them for a while now. and bill burns was clear, as you said, in calling this a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. very interesting stuff there. thank you so much over at the state department. i want to bring in the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, congressman jim himes. thanks for joining us. i want to go back to what you heard ukraine s president tell erin burnett moments ago, that the war will not end unless ukraine retakes crimea.
described it as an intelligence-to-intelligence engagement that the cia director, bill burns, had in beijing. not as a diplomatic engagement. we don t know exactly which issues in terms of intelligence they dug into, but another u.s. official said that the cia director, bill burns, made the case for the need to maintain open channels of communication in the intelligence space. of course the backdrop is that across a broad spectrum the u.s. and china had not been engaging in normal diplomatic relations. that dates back to earlier this year as a result of the chinese spy balloon that crossed over the united states and really put new tension on the relationship. now just this week the secretary of defense, lloyd austin, reached tout his chinese countersparts for a meeting counterparts for a meeting in singapore. that was rebuffed by china. he did end up meeting his chinese counterpart on the sidelines of a dinner and shaking hands.
the authority to use the u.s. military against cartels in mexico. how do you envision that actually working? what does that look like? is that boots on the ground? you know, what is the point of that? no. it looks like, yeah, we have done this before. we did it in the 1990s. it looks like the tremendous supporting assets that they v offensive cyber to start disrupting the cartel networks, tools that can begin going after their money, disrupting logistics, targeting leadership, intelligence space and other types of packets, assets that law enforcement doesn t have access to. we want to provide that authority. we ve got we have to start thinking about these cartels more like isis rather than the mafia. and if isis and al qaeda through chemical warfare killed 70 to 80,000 americans, we would be begin thinking about this and attacking it far differently. that s what we re looking to that s what we re looking to do. we want to give those
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