Can you explain to our listeners, why do we need it?

Yeah, absolutely.

And it, it, it really starts with the question, Malini, like why do you need resilience at all? And it's because systems fail.

And so when we think about the systems that we're running today, increasingly in production, AI agents are becoming one of the main ways that organizations interact with their own data.

But when you, you know, if you've built any of these, especially as we, you know, start to really get comfortable with these new technologies, you find that there are a number of ways where they can be a bit fragile.

They're definitely stateful for a lot of those operations, and there's certain areas where there are potential vulnerabilities.

The, the thing we have to think about, and listeners, you know, should, sh- should really internalize, is that agents, you know, today, the type of workflows that are, that are happening around AI, they're not just recommending.

It doesn't sell you a rollback button for what your agents do on it, and that's what we are addressing.

What is the headline for this report? As you were going over all the results, what were the wordsmith headline that you came up with to describe

what you saw? It's a really, really good question, Jackie.

And I think the way we netted it out is that resilience plans aren't built for today's reality, aren't built for the current reality.

They're treading on some outdated assumptions.

The focus is often a little bit misplaced, and they really haven't incorporated some of the biggest risks like AI that we've talked about.

So let me walk you through a little bit of what we found.

I think one of the biggest challenges because we talk about like recovery is a technical discipline.

What are the first couple things that you took away from this study that you would do as a security leader to start to try to address some of this other than calling Cohesity?

What is the headline for this report? As you were going over all the results, what were the wordsmith headline that you came up with to describe

what you saw? It's a really, really good question, Jackie.

And I think the way we netted it out is that resilience plans aren't built for today's reality, aren't built for the current reality.

They're treading on some outdated assumptions.

The focus is often a little bit misplaced, and they really haven't incorporated some of the biggest risks like AI that we've talked about.

So let me walk you through a little bit of what we found.

I think one of the biggest challenges because we talk about like recovery is a technical discipline.

What are the first couple things that you took away from this study that you would do as a security leader to start to try to address some of this other than calling Cohesity?

What is the headline for this report? As you were going over all the results, what were the wordsmith headline that you came up

with to describe what you saw? It's a really, really good question, Jackie.

And I think the way we netted it out is that resilience plans aren't built for today's reality, aren't built for the current reality.

They're treading on some outdated assumptions.

The focus is often a little bit misplaced, and they really haven't incorporated some of the biggest risks like AI that we've talked about.

So let me walk you through a little bit of what we found.

I think one of the biggest challenges because we talk about like recovery is a technical discipline.

What are the first couple things that you took away from this study that you would do as a security leader to start to try to address some of this, other than calling Cohesity?

What is the headline for this report? As you were going over all the results, what were the wordsmith headline that you came up

with to describe what you saw? It's a really, really good question, Jackie.

And I think the way we netted it out is that resilience plans aren't built for today's reality, aren't built for the current reality.

They're treading on some outdated assumptions.

The focus is often a little bit misplaced, and they really haven't incorporated some of the biggest risks like AI that we've talked about.

So let me walk you through a little bit of what we found.

I think one of the biggest challenges because we talk about like recovery is a technical discipline.

What are the first couple things that you took away from this study that you would do as a security leader to start to try to address some of this, other than calling Cohesity?