I

was almost happy.

I know that's wrong to put it like that, but let me explain myself.

When you deal with junior cyber stuff, One of the first things we tell them, one of the first things we want to teach them is to think outside the box.

That's exactly what happened.

It started doing something, well, outside the box.

But again, going back to basics, even in that case, yes, it depends whether you are talking about something that's happened within your environment, so what we like to refer to as a rogue agent, or something that's external to you.

Does that add anything into the fold?

What is your preferred quantification for risk?

Right.

Great question.

Okay.

I will be talking about my personal preference here.

That's just because I think in certain scenarios, you really need to find the most suitable model, something that you can work with.

But I'm a proponent of something slightly less laborious, if I can put it like that.

Yeah.