1 posted on
11/16/2018 10:59:55 AM PST by
dennisw
To: dennisw
Yoshitaka Sakurada (L), 68, the deputy chief of the government's cyber security strategy office raising his hand to answer a question beside Satsuki Katayama (R), minister in charge of regional revitalisation and female empowerment, during a parliament session in Tokyo on November 14, 2018
2 posted on
11/16/2018 11:00:16 AM PST by
dennisw
To: dennisw
Sounds like he’s the most cybersecure man on the planet.
To: dennisw
Soooooo. this does guarantee that 1) he’ll not be hacked, and 2) he’ll never disgrace himself by appearing on (butt)Facebook.
6 posted on
11/16/2018 11:05:00 AM PST by
Da Coyote
To: dennisw
To be fair, does the Secretary of the Air Force need to know how to fly a jet fighter? Does the Secretary of Defense need to know how to field strip an M4?
Setting policy means juggling budgets and acting upon recommendations from your expert staff.
9 posted on
11/16/2018 11:07:29 AM PST by
Yo-Yo
(Is the /sarc tag really necessary?)
To: dennisw
I see seppuku in somebodies future.
CC
10 posted on
11/16/2018 11:09:03 AM PST by
Celtic Conservative
(Do you know what really burns m hy ass? A flnt ame about 3 feet high.)
To: dennisw
Not that surprising. First, it’s probably a matter of seniority, which is common in Japan. Second, he could well be what in Japan is called a “madogiwa,” someone who is put off in a corner because he is too old to fire and too incompetent to be given any real responsibility. Third, cybersecurity in general is not a high priority in Japan, even though it should be; the Japanese still rely on fax machines and landlines, in spite of the availability of more advanced tech than often can be found here.
12 posted on
11/16/2018 11:09:41 AM PST by
chajin
("There is no other name under heaven given among people by which we must be saved." Acts 4:12)
To: dennisw
We've got Japan beat. Guess who sits on the subcommittee on Cybersecurity, Infrastructure Protection, and Security Technologies!
13 posted on
11/16/2018 11:10:03 AM PST by
LostInBayport
(When there are more people riding in the cart than there are pulling it, the cart stops moving...)
To: dennisw
He’s the Grand Master of Cyber Aikido.
14 posted on
11/16/2018 11:11:51 AM PST by
Redcitizen
(I don't always lurk, but when I do, Freerepublic.)
To: dennisw
If he’s a competent executive it shouldn’t matter at all.
15 posted on
11/16/2018 11:27:06 AM PST by
thoughtomator
(Number of arrested coup conspirators to date: 2)
To: dennisw
To: dennisw
20 posted on
11/16/2018 12:16:37 PM PST by
Retvet
(Retvet)
To: dennisw
It’s the ultimate air gap.
26 posted on
11/16/2018 1:33:32 PM PST by
discostu
(Every gun makes its own tune.)
To: dennisw
This is stupid ‘gotcha’ media
A CEO does not need to know how to do every single manual labor job. If you are running an automotive company you may never have welded metal, or painted a car, or mounted a tire, or adjusted disc brakes, or many of the thousands of other jobs that are necessary to build a car.
You just need to know how to manage people.
This is true in the computer in industry as well.
28 posted on
11/19/2018 6:45:51 AM PST by
Mr. K
(No consequence of repealing Obamacare is worse than Obamacare itself.)
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