Sam Kamani

It's like, you know, security is is so big in our space because when you decentralize things and you make everything transparent and permissionless, so it allows people to read and do things and all that.

So it's like, I mean, and also security is quite a big, there's so many different aspects to it.

What particular problems do you guys solve at Asymmetric?

And what is something that you guys are doing that others are not?

I mean, I think

Absolutely.

Yeah, you're so, so correct.

It's like, you know, there is also like the human aspect of it.

There is the daily processes of that everyone is doing in the company.

There's just so many.

There's the DevOps aspect of it.

There's so many different aspects of security that any company should do.

Do you have any examples of like real incidents where your team prevented or reduced like major, I don't know, damage or a major incident?

Yeah, yeah, definitely.

I do want to talk about some of the trends because what I see like security as it's more like a cat and mouse thing, you know, that you're always improving your systems and fixing things.

And then people who do want to hack through it, people who do want to gain access, they're always also trying to overcome that.

And you're always trying.

So it's kind of, it's a never ending thing.

So when you look at this sort of space, what are some new trends you are seeing?

What are some new vulnerabilities that are now coming up?