What happens next?

Yeah, no, I think...

So I'll take a step back on that one, Philippe.

I think that example makes a lot of sense, right? And that's probably the bulk of where activity within security operations happens today, right? Which is what we call security operations analysts or SOC analysts, right? But you also have slightly adjacent functions to the SOC analysts.

You know, you need to have people... who are actually writing the rules in the first place, where they're able to catch all of these correlations across the logs that are coming up, etc.

And then you also have people who are performing some sort of threat hunting activity to see if you have been impacted by any sort of emerging threats that are happening in the landscape.

And then lastly, you have what I call as security architects who are trying to find ways to build efficiencies or automation within your system so you can scale better, right? So I feel like AI or agentic AI needs to make all of these functions better and not just, you know, stop at the analyst layer.

But what are some of the basic things that they can do right now with their existing subscriptions or with their existing inference? What are some of the most basic things that they should be putting in place?