Why is Microsoft 365 Resilience, why are we solving a problem there? Didn't Microsoft

figure all this out? Microsoft never figured it out.

They left it up to the practitioner to figure it out.

Have you ever logged into the Microsoft admin dashboard? There's probably about 1,050 different ways you can configure one thing.

But virtually speaking, it's indefinite.

In terms of configuration management, because we are talking about resilience here, is this all click-ups, or does it actually have a form of infrastructure as code? So do we just log into your tenant dashboard and configure things through clicking, or is there some concept of revision control, history management, the whole nine yards?

Why does it feel so acute now?

Well, it's always been acute.

If you go to the, um, r/cybersecurity on Reddit, almost every day there is somebody who says, "I am tired of the SOC, I am tired of the NOC," because they have way too much signal, not enough time.

And I use signal because it's an industry buzzword.

Everybody gets it.

Somebody implements a system, somebody has to go in there and, like, you know, monitor it, and that's what happens.

So we have a whole bunch of human beings that are just fatigued from all of the noise that is being generated right now, and forever, as long as I've been in, in the industry.

Yeah.