In all seriousness, virtually everything that I say my colleagues will want to refine, correct, and make more precise, but I will take a stab at it.
I think you have identified two of the key issues. There is no question that in the current threat environment, in terms of counterterrorism and the realities we are all facing, both as individuals and as part of any entity that we participate in, whether it's social or professional or as a government in terms of the cyber-threats we're confronting, the reality is that it's multi-faceted.
I would also indicate, though, that I think we continue to face traditional threats. This is clear in publicly released documents both by the department and CSIS that the threat environment is more complex than the ones just mentioned above. It includes the kind of traditional intelligence gathering by countries that are either competitors or wish us ill. I think, as well, in terms of the counterterrorism environment, we continue to face both foreign as well domestic threats.
As I say, I could use up all of your allotted time very easily, but I think that's a snapshot and I'd be happy to take some questions.