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Call. a lot of cyber crime is exploring human information. you shouldn't open e-mails and unverify final attacks. this is really important, this is how companies like microsoft try to stay ahead of the bad actors. it's important if your a company or individual to take these thing soaresly. >> thank for that good reminder to all of us. still ahead, a parading podium. ye you're here in the cnn newsroom. can we push the offer online? brian, i just had a quick question. brian? brian... legacy technology can handcuff any company.

Security, the simple act of spear fishing, the most sophisticated acts start with a simple act of spear fishing. somebody opens the e-mail with the attachment they shouldn't open. once you do that, the bad actor's in the system, they can pose as virtually anybody and can do almost anything. the public has a role in this as well. but there are definitely some lessons learned here and for the future. >> "washington post" this week reported that when you and the director of national intelligence put out that statement, that they reported that an early draft of the statement actually named russian...

Spear fishing, the most sophisticated acts start with a simple act of spear fishing. somebody opens the e-mail with the attachment they shouldn't open. once you do that, the bad actor's in the system, they can pose as virtually anybody and can do almost anything. the public has a role in this as well. but there are definitely some lessons learned here and for the future. >> "washington post" this week reported that when you and the director of national intelligence put out that statement, that they reported that an early draft of the statement actually named russian president vladimir putin as...

Spear fishing, the most sophisticated acts start with a simple act of spear fishing. somebody opens the e-mail with the attachment they shouldn't open. once you do that, the bad actor's in the system, they can pose as virtually anybody and can do almost anything. the public has a role in this as well. but there are definitely some lessons learned here and for the future. >> "washington post" this week reported that when you and the director of national intelligence put out that statement, that they reported that an early draft of the statement actually named russian president vladimir putin as...

Even if their votes weren't affe affected, offers us lessons that we should carry on with us as we prepare for 2018? >> well, certainly if the russian aim of what they did was to distract us and divert us from the business of government, whether it's health care or something else, yes. as evidenced by what we're doing here today. again, i think the answer has to be greater work force awareness among those who use, whether it's the dnc or house.gov or pry va private sector, raising awareness about unrecognizable e-mails and attachments. this started with an e-mail