When you look at those two dynamics here, what have you seen as some of the biggest evolutions over time in terms of the threat landscape? Has it just been the speed? Have you seen changes in tactics or attackers? Or what have been some of the biggest things that folks have had to adjust to? Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, it's quite a bit, right? I mean, I think that, you know, as you know, right, manufacturing is the most targeted industry, right, for, I think, you know, three or four years running right now.

And, you know, it's really focusing in on the fact that that environment is really dealing with an IT and an OT environment.

And they're blended together now.

And so, You know, the whole idea of, you know, the risks that manufacturers are now facing, it's, you know, I would say probably, you know, ransomware and operational disruption are probably top of mind on everyone's, you know, on everyone's thoughts.

And, you know, obviously the adversaries are targeting downtime, you know, especially large environments where, you know, every, you know, hour is millions of dollars of lost productivity.

But, you know, they're also... advancing how they're doing this right it's not it's not a simple you know encrypt environment anymore now they're encrypting they're stealing the data they're launching you know ddos attacks all simultaneously right the the nation states that we talked about earlier are obviously you know looking for you know ip related uh you know proprietary information processes blueprints you know certain industries like aerospace and semiconductor are you know you know especially under duress right now.

As we kind of wrap things up, any big trends you're seeing, things that are keeping you up at night, different stuff that you think we should be aware of going forward here?