I loved watching the plane, Dr. Zurbuchen. While my husband was with his cereal box, I really enjoyed having that birds-eye view.

I really appreciate the comments on the children from the Indian reservation and how you're engaging them.

Thank you so much for all the great work that you're doing out there in highlighting these issues and helping illuminate both for us and for all our companies who are engaged, all of our communities and teachers who are engaged.

A repeated concern expressed to me is the increasing need for individuals with appropriate education, training, and knowledge of cybersecurity matters.

I think what is clear here is we all need to be lifelong learners in this field because this is going to continue to change.

Get it offered even if it's not mandated that you take it.

I would really appreciate your comments on women's education.

The INSPIRE Women Act was led by Research and Technology Chairwoman Comstock, who is chairing us today, and the Promoting Women in Entrepreneurship Act was led by Representative Esty.

40,000 jobs for information security analysts go unfilled every year in the U.S., and employers are struggling to fill 200,000 other cyber-related jobs.

A STEM-educated workforce is necessary for innovation and for ensuring U.S. economic strength, competitiveness, and national security.

It is a privilege to serve an area of Virginia where so many of my constituents are the most talented people who work on cyber issues.