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Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., is speaking at the Center for New American Security in Washington D.C. Friday. He's expected to address Russia, China and corporate cybersecurity.

Warner, vice chairman of the Senate Select Intelligence Committee, is expected to discuss the need for a U.S. cyber doctrine in the face of growing threats from traditional cyber attacks and information operations.

He will address issues related to cyberattacks from Russia, China and issues related to multi-national corporations doing collaborative business with China, among other topics.

Read more analysis of Warner's remarks at CNBC.com.

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