Not just from an open source perspective, but really from a knowledge perspective as well.

Yeah, absolutely.

And one of the things that brought me and I was really interested in coming to Elastic is, yes, the open source foundation that the company started with, but also just from a security perspective, transparency and openness.

So there's really a focus on our code is open.

Everyone can see what that code base looks like.

The detection rules within our product are all public and you can... make contributions to that.

There's no black box.

How can that not be a risk? Of course, you have multiple people looking to protect you, but how about that risk piece?