A cyber-enabled economic warfare (CEEW) attack designed to undermine America's strength would have far-reaching strategic and economic consequences.  Should such an attack occur, how would the U.S. government and private sector respond and what would they ask and expect of each other in the immediate aftermath?  Dr. Samantha Ravich, chairman of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies' Center on Cyber and Technology Innovation and David London, a senior director at The Chertoff Group, discuss what happened when senior leaders from the public and private sector came together to plan for such a scenario. They highlight the inter-dependencies in our economy and how we can work together to build resilience.