Scott Alldridge

But I don't know.

Right now, the bad guys are winning.

That's really the theme.

You know, the bad guys are winning.

They're hacking more and more networks, getting paid tons of money.

And it's very profitable.

They make it very easy to do.

And it creates for a lot of challenges out there for businesses to properly defend and what we call really have the proper cybersecurity hygiene.

That is a problem.

They're still catching up a little bit with, you know, how do you track down, you know, threat.

And the other thing is that, you know, it's anybody that's connected across the world.

So, you know, the hacker may not be somebody that's U.S.

based.

It likely could be another country and they may or may not have

stringent laws you know uh good brilliant certain countries i know there's groups in north korea that hack crypto um there's groups in asia right other countries big time some of your biggest groups are there and a lot of them are decentralized groups right they just come together for a common cause like i was sharing earlier they have you know some some cause they decide is important or something they don't like and so then they just gang up and then the bad

kind of franchises in a different way.

There's like groups, like almost businesses.

You almost would imagine somebody literally like, you know, getting dressed, getting ready to go to work every day and they're saying goodbye to their family, but they're actually going to a complete hack shop.

A hundred percent.

And it's a very real, and it's just a deeper, more advanced version of that that are going after a lot of the businesses, particularly here in the U.S.