Balaji Gopalan

And all of this requires data in the cloud and all of it requires trust because as soon as this mass adoption of this digital health technology is coupled with a breach, the public trust and the trust of the healthcare enterprises will be dropped and that will grind everything to a halt.

Yeah, yeah.

So, I mean, anybody who's a security technologist will tell you that unhackable is a myth, right?

So everything can be if you work long and hard enough at it.

What our technology does is provide the right kinds of assurances that says we are tracking who had access to the data, when they accessed it, how they accessed it from a backend administrative perspective.

We're managing the giving of the rights and the removing of the rights to access to that data, the data backups, the infrastructure data security, and the monitoring for such things as security incidents.

So we don't assume that security incidents will never happen.

We provide a system in place to make sure that we know that they're happening and to reduce the likelihood of them happening.

Well, it's more than just documentation.

We have a system that monitors the infrastructure so that it knows automatically and provides us an alert if there is an untoward event.

Close to 70.

Okay, close to 70.

Yeah, yeah, probably 70 by now.

Obviously, the last couple of months have been, or last month, last few weeks have been

Pretty interesting for us from a dynamics perspective.

And we've had a lot of not only new customers come on board, but a lot of growth with our existing customers.

And I think the big things that have happened since we last spoke, there's been a number of pretty important changes.

The first one, obviously, we raised some financing at the end of that year.

And that was used to completely, from the ground up, rebuild our product.

Uh, total race to date is, uh, 1.8 million.