We sat down with Gen. Paul Nakasone, LTG William J. Hartman, as shares his insight on the past five years of leading NSA and the opportunities ahead, including global competition and the future of AI. Watch a highlight below, then the full version here: youtube.com/watch?v=D1bzZw…

It’s been an honor to lead U.S. Cyber Command & NSA/CSS for the past five plus years. Through all the opportunities and challenges we’ve faced, I’m most proud of our talented workforce who work diligently every day to secure the Nation and defend the future.

I am honored to assume the role of Commander, U.S. Cyber Command, Director, NSA/CSS / Chief, CSS. We Win With People - I have immense trust and confidence in our people to successfully execute our consequential missions and protect our Nation.

Our Nation faces serious challenges, and we're up for the task. Office of the DNI just released its Annual Threat Assessment, which demonstrates the commitment of NSA/CSS, U.S. Cyber Command, and our partners to provide timely, actionable intelligence to U.S. leaders. dni.gov/files/ODNI/doc…

Many thanks to Vanderbilt University for hosting me. U.S. Cyber Command & NSA/CSS join domestic and foreign partners in a commitment to defend the nation against foreign threats in the cyber domain, including the People’s Republic of China.

It was a pleasure to meet with my Five Eyes counterparts to enhance our existing collaboration in foreign signals intelligence and cybersecurity. We are stronger together.

The Defense Industrial Base is critical for national security - it's why our adversaries are targeting DIB companies. Together, U.S. Cyber Command and NSA/CSS defend the DIB through a unity of effort to adapt and harness technology. Thanks to AFCEA International for the invitation to #TechNetCyber!

Technologies are evolving rapidly; U.S. Cyber Command and NSA/CSS are keeping pace through a unity of effort. From cyberattacks to AI and beyond, we're leaning forward so that our Nation's competitive advantages endure. Thank you to INSA for inviting me.

Thanks INSA and AFCEA International for gathering FBI, CIA, NRO, and NGA for an important discussion on strategic intelligence challenges. These partnerships are integral to combatting our adversaries and maintaining our Nation's enduring advantages.

Today we remember the stories of heroism, survival, and acts of kindness that arose following the attacks on 9/11.

Thanks to The Cipher Brief for the opportunity to talk about the importance of public-private partnerships to effectively meet cyber challenges. I'm confident our whole-of-nation progress in government-industry cooperation will deliver the outcomes needed to keep our country safe.

Partnerships allow U.S. Cyber Command and NSA/CSS to learn together, stay agile, and outmaneuver our adversaries. With teammates like White House Office of the National Cyber Director and our academic and industry partners, we are stronger together. Thank you to National Cryptologic Foundation and INSA for inviting us to speak.

Today we recognize the heroic service members who made - and continue to make - sacrifices for our country to protect our way of life. To all who have worn the uniform, thank you for your dedication and the monumental role that you have played in keeping our homeland safe.

Thanks Ronald Reagan Institute (RRI) for the opportunity to speak about the strategic importance of intelligence in defending the Nation. The PRC is the generational challenge of our time - the national security threats it poses will be met with speed, agility, innovation & unity of effort.

With great sadness, we extend our deepest condolences to the family of President Jimmy Carter on his passing. He will be remembered for his tireless dedication to public service, his inspiring commitment to peace, human rights, and charity towards others.