Mike Mello

Yeah.

And the thing, it comes out once a year and it means so much to the industry.

It's the equivalent of in the futures markets where there's like the annual farms report or the annual futures for mining.

Those things are very heavily watched out for.

I think the most interesting point in here is about the introspection of your current controls.

I mean, I got to imagine not a lot of people do this.

You don't do it because it's too easy to leave that which is in place.

Leave it there.

Inertia is a powerful force.

And so people tend to leave those controls in place.

And there's also, as security professionals, we are also risk management professionals.

There's an element of risk involved in removing an existing control.

If you remove that and then there's a incident, it's not going to look very good.

Why did you do that?

So I think people are very hesitant to look at those controls because if you're not going to remove them, then why are you spending the time even looking at them?

But in terms of dealing with it, there are natural opportunities that occur all the time.

Like if you get a new team member, just ask them, hey, what do you think of our controls?

New eyes definitely help.

The new eyes really do help.

And that's one of the opportunities that you have