In an interview with ABC, Obama claimed to not know hackers have posted personal information and finance his wife, Michelle, along with a number of other American notable figures (REUTERS/Doug Mills/Pool)Washington (Reuters)-The boss of the company's defense, technology, energy and banking told President Barack Obama that they agreed that the attack becomes the highest security threat siber and expect the Government in answering the challenge of enlightenment.Obama and his Chief Security Adviser met with the CEO of 13 companies in the White House Situation Room to discuss how the Government and private sectors improve the security of the U.S., including the need for siber legislation about which the Congress was foiled last year. "I think we all agree--including this administration and the President--that we wanted to touch on a matter of this Government, "said David Cote of Honeywell International to CNBC, after that meeting, as reported in Reuters, Thursday at the White House. meeting was being held a day after the leaders of the U.S. intelligence service admitted for the first time that the attacks spying siber siber and equals terrorism in major security threat level for us.Among those who met was Randall Stephenson from AT&T, Wes Bush from Northrop Grumman, Rex Tillerson of Exxon Mobil representative, Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase Co., Brian & Moynihan of Bank of America, and Nicholas Akins from American Electric Power Co. "The threat is real ... There's one consistent threat and continuously that we need to prihatinkan as a country, "said Cote. Editor: Jafar M Prints
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