Scott, can you talk to us a little bit about the threats that we're seeing, the increased risk by the use of artificial intelligence in our networks?

John, the biggest risk with friendly use of AI, if you will, hospitals and healthcare systems using AI for their purposes is understanding the data security piece, right? Where is that data actually being stored? Who actually has access to it? Are you contributing to a large language model that is accessible around the world? because you clearly don't want to add sensitive data to something like that.

The other problem with AI is that the bad guys are using it incredibly well.

A couple of months ago, Microsoft published an article about a particular Russian ransomware group, Medusa, using AI, and it was allowing them to develop exploits for published vulnerabilities within 24 hours of that vulnerability being published.

That process used to take weeks.

They're doing it in a day now.

So the exponential increase in bad guy capability and what the adversary can do thanks to AI is a significant problem.

Can you talk to us a little bit about PLCs in healthcare and what the threat in mitigation might be?