Great video! Very helpful questions and answers

So, When Jesus said Aunta Cui Xio... He was talking about the government doing business with China. Literally, the only woman we know as the Aunta....And the only person we know that has an XI and the end which is O

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Thank you for sharing!

No way they had us in a highly protected confidential room just to watch a public video in the Internet

This is a great video! Thank you, I learned a lot about ITAR.

You two have done me a tremendous service here. I'm the quality Manager for an electronics mfg and I've been tasked with readying our business to become ITAR compliant. I've been doing a lot of research and studying the regs, but this was tremendously insightful. Thank you very much for your expertise and time!

Great video! Thank you! Sometimes, it can be overwhelming to explain to a new client this process. Having your video to direct to for further explanaiting is so releiving to us in the industry. 😊😊

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🤖 Introduction to Large Language Models (LLMs) 08:56 🔬 Application of Generative AI in Defense Industry 22:15 🌐 Exploring Possibilities with Generative AI 22:28 🔍 Exploring Large Language Models (LLMs) Capabilities 27:14 🤖 Challenges and Advantages of Open Source Models 35:06 ⚖️ Responsible AI and Risks Made with HARPA AI

How do I get a copy of the TCP from Mark?

Overwhelming is a good way to put it 😅

Thank you

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I will agree with accountability

Hi Leslie. Good evening. Do you have any doc regarding running DCMA14 on MS Project? How to set up all the formulas, Pick the right columns and so far. Thanks in advance for your time.

This is horrible.

Great advice and information!!

I am glad the scope is not so strict where we can swim in the ocean with a thousand other dudes.

Did this session get cut short? I expected much more information after the first speaker. I'm hoping at some point to listen to a session that goes over various tools and software options for logging and IT management for CMMC compliance.

Is there a practical lab for practising auditing

Great. God bless you

"... most of our military technology was obsolete when the war starts." Brilliant.

This would be in a manufacturing or transit environment This being SCADA and PLC systems utilized, correct?

Great insight of ITAR

Bruh tell me why I'm here learning how to bring a gbb airsoft gun over, is this even it or Is it EAR? I want to import airsoft guns.

I have a question. Does the license for technology export give a permission for intangible transfer of this technology?

Just found your channel and am really impressed with the content I've watched so far. Thank you.

Am Watching this but Leslie is a pretty lady and thanks for this talk, well needed to my knowledge of audit.

I came here because I wanted to get a bb gun but Itar poped up

I don't get why someone would put a "thumbs down". ??

Glad I came upon your channel! Thanks for the info!

Very informative. as @OmAr stated, this really helped a lot.

Great topic and I loved the guest speaker! Great content on ITAR which can be hard to find.

Hey, Leslie. Great video. I'm a retired Army Warrant Officer (353T) who was responsible for the secure integration of MI systems onto DoD networks. I subscribed to follow you and would love to invite you to Atlas Academy by ASIST so my audience can learn from you. Take care.

Love the talk, it helped me a lot!

Great work and thanks for taking the time to talk through this!

Security is a drain on revenue. So is getting hacked. Just ask SolarWinds or the folks at the water plant in Oldsmar, FL.

what made anyone think that we could just buy a pile of hardware, plug it in, connect it to a global network and not do anything to secure it and that wouldn't cause any problems? Oh, right, the folks that are selling you that hardware because it is your problem, not theirs.

Great job folks! Robbie is right on with his comments

The good news is that the Russians, Chinese, North Koreans, etc. love the fact that people complain that security is hard. The folks that sold you that computer doesn't want you to know that using that computer securely is hard because then you might not buy that computer. Remember that because those vendors spend tens or hundreds of millions lobbying Congress, software and hardware vendors have almost no liability for selling you crap and have no legal responsibility for fixing it even when they do.

Regarding outsourcing your desktop, that is only part of the problem. First, you have to trust whoever you are outsourcing that to not to have a breach. But then you have to say that all of those third party software products that you USED TO use, you can't use them any more because they are not provided by this so called secure provider. Also, all of that OT that you need to connect to in order to run your factory - those are off limits too. Oh, by the way, your email provider. Not any more. It is a much more complex problem

We talk about SolarWinds like it is a Unicorn. Anyone remember Not Petya? This is far from a unicorn.

Regarding the cost of a SOC, internal is just not possible. NOT doing it some way is a recipe for going out of business. We offer small businesses outsourced SOC services for a few hundred dollars a month, so while no one likes to spend money, it is affordable.

Great episode. The comment about 30% of the Solar Winds victims did not use Solar Winds appears to be true but misleading. What they actually said was that the malware that was deployed after getting in via the Solar Winds attack was actually used by the Chinese to exploit other vulnerabilities in non-Solar Winds customers' systems

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Thank you both

@23:52 BOOM!

This is an amazing show since I'm interested in cyber security

A very good one to show up in my feed on LinkedIn for me to watch :)

Great content! The last 5 min. are the most important!