President Donald Trump holds a White House roundtable focused on combating cybercrime. The discussion is presented as part of the administration’s efforts to protect Americans from online criminal activity, including tactics such as sexual extortion, and to reduce losses connected to cyber-related crime.

One outlet says the administration highlights preventing $1.6 billion in losses and points to a crackdown on sexual extortion. Other coverage emphasizes the roundtable’s purpose and the framing that the administration is using “every available tool” to target foreign-based, organized criminal groups that exploit people in cyberspace. The Hill additionally previews that the meeting is aimed at protecting American families and seniors and notes the participation of West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey.

Overall, the outlets largely agree on the event’s topic—cybercrime and prevention—and on the White House’s stated emphasis on addressing foreign-based organized criminal activity, while differing in which specific accomplishments or attendee details they foreground.