Scott Alldridge

Wow.

Reported if you're under some kind of compliance or regulatory mandate.

state mandates.

Sometimes they have laws and compliance.

So, you know, if you're in health care, of course, you got to report it.

If you're in finance, you have certain compliance.

But if you're a manufacturing company that's completely private and you get hacked and a lot of customer information or user information gets hacked, you don't have to necessarily disclose it.

Yeah, I got hacked.

Big time, you know.

Yeah, on the personal front, you know, the threat, you know, just using public Wi-Fi.

You've even got to be careful.

You don't think it's safe to just go to Starbucks.

I log on there all the time.

You got to be careful.

There could be somebody in the corner.

totally sniffing your wi-fi they can hijack it really easily holy crap so if you connect to a public wi-fi what can they do from there yeah so if you go to public wi-fi because there's such weak security protocols a lot of them aren't up to date so there's little hacks that you can put in and you can basically see the streams of data that are going on and then they have emulators so you can almost they literally can almost emulate your screen and watch everything you're doing holy crap sniff password passwords they can do all kinds of they can even do little applets to log on to your

or your mobile device, your laptop, and basically just make a copy of it.

Wow.

Yeah, it's crazy.

So even at like the airport, you could get compromised there?