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Dominic Di-Natale takes a look at how private companies like Crowdstrike are fighting cyber threats.
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While -- the FBI they had executive order to -- -- defense cyber terrorism from foreign state some private companies looking to thwart attacks on Aaron.
If this was the physical world and paratroopers.
Descended over Silicon Valley and you know guys repelled.
Down ropes and -- in and grab computers in and ran out.
They're being missiles flying that's -- consulting firms like current strike -- -- this happens every day in the cyber security space where he answers come in.
Steal everything.
-- -- Intellectual property that makes America it competitive.
Bidding from -- weapons systems and don't -- to lethal products like computer -- in secret so good recipes the government has not authorized to monitor protect.
The private sector needs to do that strikes favorite tactic to feed the information -- is confusing them -- actions that you can take from strategic perspective.
Perhaps from a policy perspective.
Perhaps from an economic perspective where you can.
Really really started to change the tables and bring some some -- to the -- Yeah I did prevent attacks like the ones Iran is believed to have run on ten major US finance institutions recently.
And denial that culprit being dismissed as flimsy cover up by security experts -- -- difficulties that comes up with -- she's really.
Attributing the various kinds of -- -- most of these attacks originate from machines that are.
-- hold machines that have been compromised by.
Virus is a rather malicious code has been downloaded from web sites -- bad -- one solution is to isolate all sensitive systems from the general use of the Internet for example that could mean ring -- the networks of the banks and companies and power utilities in the -- -- In Los Angeles -- -- -- Fox News.
