Like you can't, you're not supposed to do that.

Yeah, well, you know, all of it is kind of a, packed in a way of we making the industry better, you're going to see more of your vulnerabilities where everybody knows that the problem was never the vulnerabilities.

The problem was the understanding accessibility.

the worst to patch those without her you know at the end of the day there's a business to run security as much as we like to think it's the top of priority it is but business comes first there's not going to be any money for security if the business is shutting down and so but you exposing hundred or thousand exposable vulnerability and throwing it out there the time that it's going to take them to understand exploitability and patch the exploitability In a machine that has run so fast right now, it's just impossible.

So the damage is actually bigger than, and it's not by any chance that this was a good myth, but you know, solid, but removed very fast from the table.

Cause like, are we ready for this? And the same thing with the identity thing, you know, it's think about it.

We started this conversation by us calling the identity dark matter.

we're deploying the tools and the platforms to monitor those things and make sure things are secure, who or what is making those decisions? And does that become the bottleneck?