Hi everybody I'm Diane Brady. I'm here with Sean Henry who's chief security officer of the

Cybersecurity Company crowd strike. Sean, good to see you. I should mention that you founded the

security practice and that you retired, I think more than 10 years ago at this

point from the FBI, where you headed up global cyber investigations as well as global criminal

investigations among many other things so I can't think of a better person to

talk to about the threat environment right now. I don't know where to start. We've got

rogue AI espionage, you know, ransomware. What's on your radar?

Well, thanks Diane. I appreciate the opportunity to be here. I've been in this space for more than 25 years, both with the FBI and at Kraut strike now.

Almost 12 years, you said 10, almost 12, it's incredible how fast it's gone.

That's right, 2012, you're right.

Yeah, but what's amazing is I get a lot of questions often

about from people asking about, you know what what are you

looking for what predictions for for next year and while there certainly are

some newer things the reality is so much of what we're seeing is what's been going on for 20 plus years in this space

It's it's really quite frightening for a lot of reasons.

First, because we've not been able to get ahead of it and stop it.

And in fact, I don't think we're going to be able to stop ever the access of networks by adversaries nation states

organized crime groups activist groups because the networks

continue to get bigger there's always going to be vulnerabilities in software and

hardware that'll be exploited and the adversaries are getting so much in

return from their somewhat limited investment in resources, the ROI is so substantial

that they are just motivated to continue and we can't physically get to the people that are doing

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