Scott Alldridge

it really comes from the end user.

That's the biggest threat is the person.

There's, there's no real, if I become you, Sean, and you've got access to everything and I convinced that, you know, it's you, I have the ability to basically have access to anything I want to have access to.

So that really is the, one of the big, big pieces that you got to look.

And so there's some certain things that you deploy in good practices that we talk about in the book and stuff that you deploy to really what we call end points of the end users and,

to really make sure you protect that endpoint.

So it's a product called EDR, which is an acronym in our world, but it's called Endpoint Detection Response.

It's like the new antivirus software of today.

Wow.

So every business should be using some form of an EDR.

If you're not, that's a really basic thing.

Every business should definitely have good backups that are immutable, completely off the network, which is a little tricky to do, and a plan to be able to restore them.

Those are really foundational things.

Cool.

You have a lot of valuable stuff.

Yeah.

And so it's important to think about it being not just onsite, but offsite, but not only just offsite, but a place offsite where it can't be reached through this network.

Right.

It's like your crypto wallet.

Yeah.