Ex-NSA Director Says Trump Takes Cyber Threats Seriously

The video discusses the ongoing issue of Russian interference in US elections and the cybersecurity challenges it presents. Retired General Keith Alexander emphasizes the need for a partnership between industry and government to build a robust cybersecurity defense. He highlights the Trump administration's efforts in addressing these threats and the importance of strategic relations with Russia. Alexander also shares his advice to the administration, stressing the need for collaboration and a proactive approach to cybersecurity.

What analogy does Keith Alexander use to describe the current state of cybersecurity?

• A bag of money on a park bench

• A digital safe

• A locked vault

• A fortress

What is Keith Alexander's view on the Trump administration's approach to cybersecurity?

• He believes they are ignoring the issue.

• He thinks they are taking the right steps.

• He is unsure of their strategy.

• He feels they are overreacting.

What does Keith Alexander suggest is necessary for effective cybersecurity?

• A partnership between industry and government

• Industry alone can handle it.

• More funding for private companies

• International cooperation

What does Keith Alexander compare a national cybersecurity strategy to?

• A transportation grid

• A healthcare system

• An air defense network

• A financial plan

According to Keith Alexander, what is missing when industries face cyber attacks?

• A backup system

• A way to block the attack in real-time

• A financial support system

• A clear communication channel

Why does Keith Alexander believe President Trump has not publicly acknowledged Russia's election hacking?

• He is waiting for more evidence.

• He does not believe it happened.

• He is focusing on other issues.

• He wants to avoid escalating tensions.

What historical context does Keith Alexander provide regarding US-Russia relations?

• The US and Russia have always been neutral.

• The US has never had issues with Russia.

• Russia was always the adversary.

• Russia has always been an ally.