This is CBS I In The World, I'm John Batchel.

FedGov today, my colleague Francis Rose is the host of FedGov today reporting on the

federal government, their massive workforce, and what's underway right now is using the

skills of artificial intelligence, cyber security, and also the inquisitiveness of government

and how can we do our job better for the American people.

We're going to speak to first the National Cybersecurity Strategy in place in development.

And then we'll speak to the troubled VA of these decades, decades and decades.

But now, Francis, I begin with your conversation with Steve Ryan, the founder and CEO of Trinity

Cyber.

You know I'm a sucker for the special language that government uses.

Steve is developing a language here that I'm going to guess echoes the language that

is used inside cybersecurity and the federal government.

The big question is, how bad is it?

And I take it from Steve that it's really bad, that the attacks are daily, constantly,

and they come from the same bad actors out there, we could name them, and that they're

weighed down in trying to react.

Good evening to you, Francis.

Good evening, John.

Thanks for having me on the program.

In the context of all of those things that you just described, yes, I would suggest that

Steve believes and that other cybersecurity leaders across the departments and agencies

the federal government and industry that serves the federal government believe that the

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