We know he's going to have- You

know I always do when my boss is here, I've got to jump in as well.

And from a security perspective, one of the things when we look at our legacy applications, sometimes we say, hey, we got to fix them, but we don't always have to fix them.

So a lot of these have vulnerabilities to them.

So one of the things that we weigh often is, hey, what's the cost to get these legacy apps fixed versus what are some of the compensating controls that we can put in place? So Sometimes if it's working and it's getting the job done, you just leave it as is and you invest in other areas until you can swing back around and maybe solve some of those vulnerabilities.

Yeah, invest your way

particularly as you start talking about this mobile environment, et cetera, et cetera? Yeah,

yeah.

Tell us about how all that's going and what's the thought process today? What's the vision tomorrow? Yeah, we're

not using AI right yet to counter it.

But what we are doing, for example, we're removing our reliance just on signature based detection.

So one thing we're doing, and there's still huge value to that, but when you look at AI, AI can evade a lot of those signatures.

They're aware of it.

So what we're moving towards is more of a behavior-based threat model where we're looking, and I said the word earlier, but we're focused more on identity.

So what we're looking at is anything authentication patterns, so anything that may stand out.

Of course, we still have councils.