Joe Lynam

So what can smaller companies do in the face of these attacks?

Gavin Millard is the VP of Intelligence at Tenable and is on the line.

Good morning, Gavin.

Good morning, Hayden.

We'll come to the cyber attack in a moment, Gavin.

Remind us what Tenable does.

So you provide the kind of picks and shovels for the gold miners of the 21st century.

Right.

Now, you have a decent presence here in Ireland.

Sir John Rogerson's Quay, I think.

Now, let's focus a little bit on the cyber attack that crippled Heathrow and Brussels airports, two airports used a lot by Irish business people, I would say.

What type of attack was it?

And any ideas as to whether it was a state actor?

Cyber resilience appears to be kind of the watchword in this instance.

Is there any way to be immune or kind of protected fully from these giant fraudulent attacks?

Right.

I presume Tenable doesn't do any kind of secret hacking to test the resilience of systems, does it?

Yeah, it's getting to the stage now, these cyber attacks are so prevalent and so costly and so damaging that a cyber attacker, the countering of cyber attacks needs to be something at board level.

Is it at board level?

Yeah, indeed.