Scott Alldridge

Yes.

There was some agency, I believe.

And so I read about it, not deep up on it, but they said,

They definitely can.

And with the social security numbers, of course, they're going to sell that to people that are doing identity theft.

So that's the real value there.

Yep.

And so, you know, being able to authenticate people more from a physical perspective, right, on the phone, that's why you're getting people are catching up a lot like your banks and stuff.

They're learning.

I can't just take a little bit of information.

I've got to ask more questions that are very unique and discreet that only you would know.

Right.

So that's really important.

And the same thing is kind of true as you think about, you know, rolling out better cyber into the businesses.

how often do you you get hacked because people try to play with you about right yeah yeah we we do get you know um we have a lot of different layers of security in place um and all the things that we talk about we kind of joke we eat our own dog food we make sure that's important um but um there are a lot of threats i mean somewhere i think i was reading recently that you know there's um like

362,000 on an average, you know, like network.

And I'm averaging things out.

360 bots that are trying to hit your firewall at any point in time.

A day or?

A day.