Having said that, there is a lot of effort underway, despite the lack of funds, to secure systems. And I think it's pretty good. It's not perfect and it won't be until it's properly funded. What we need is something that was used in the war on Y2K, and that was Congress and the Administration together passing a Y2K emergency supplemental. It was new money that was set aside.
Same thing needs to be done for security.
It's only been recently, even though the Internet has been around for a long time, that in the last couple of years the government has put on a lot of near-mission critical systems on the Internet. Especially getting it to the mode of e-government to citizens. The money has not been there. There have not been increases in operating budgets and many have been cut. And certainly these are new technologies a lot different from protecting the old mainframes.