Recommendation to receive and file a staff report regarding the National Cyber Security Awareness Month of October.
Motion carries. Thank you. Item 25. Report from Technology and Innovation Recommendation to receive and file a staff report regarding the National Cybersecurity Awareness Month of October. The question in a second. Any public comment scene and please cast your votes. Oh. That is nice. You want to start from what you said? I think. Francis, focus. Oh, sure. They stayed this late with them for then. Thank you for that. An honorable mayor and city council. We would like to announce that the city of Long Beach is joining the Department of Homeland Security in honoring the National Cybersecurity Awareness Month held annually in October. This is an annual campaign to raise awareness about the importance of cybersecurity. And just as the technology continues to evolve, so has the malicious cyber threats and landscape on corporations, governmental agencies and individuals. So here tonight to talk more about this is the city's new cyber risk officer, Veronica mitchell. Veronica comes from us from the Department of Defense, and we're glad her to have her on board. So before I turn this presentation over to Veronica, I'd like to bring your attention to the screen for a brief cybersecurity video clip. Right. So you. Just take people. A joke. But during the interim, I will say that I saw your new poster in the elevator on the way to our floor. Thank you very much. Just a note, perhaps a conversation with Mr. Julie as that drop in roll. We now have fire retardant clothing for children and the new campaign has actually closed the door. Just a little piece of information about the fire service. Q With a motion in a second on the item, is there any public comment saying Please cast your votes. Or what happened to the video? It was on. The video player. They couldn't get sound on it.