Brandon Tseng

Yeah, yeah.

No, we take security, like, very seriously.

It's... It's...

the hard thing is right you're in the intelligence community a state-sponsored actor is like a really hard thing to stop right if china can steal the plans for the joint strike fighter right um it is a uh it's like what's the like it's hard to stop someone that is truly determined to take um no matter like what safeguards that you put in place and i go back to like

And the SEAL teams would talk about speed versus security.

And I would tell my platoon, speed is a type of security.

If you're iterating quicker, then that is gonna make you more secure.

Just because, great, if...

estate sponsored actor is stealing something, hopefully it's going to take them a couple of years to like crack through encryption.

And then all of a sudden, like they're a couple of years behind.

Right.

And they're just getting started.

And hopefully by then you're on iteration ten in terms of what you've been doing.

Right.

And this is very similar to like

Elon Musk not patenting anything from SpaceX because he's assuming that they're going to steal rocket plans at some point in time.

And so what matters is just moving faster than the adversaries.

Moving faster than the competition is what matters at the end of the day.

Yes, you have to take basic security protocols.

And yes, you have to invest in security and you have to be aware.