Personal Responsibility in Cybersecurity is the Cornerstone of a Holistic Strategy for Protecting Healthcare from Cyber Threats

I'm sure a lot of companies are doing everything they can at this point to make sure that they're safe, their employees are safe, their data is safe. So, ultimately their customer data is safe. But I do think Saisa has an ultimate role to play in this, in providing clear guidance. It doesn't have to be straightaway laws. I don't think laws are gonna help with this, but I do think clear set of tools, clear set of guidelines, a runbook almost. If we do get attacked, who do we contact? Where do we start? Provide that guidance. I think that's where the government has to help. Not by creating more regulations. Not by going after the cryptocurrency that is utilized in a ransomware attack. Ultimately, even if you would somehow be able to ban a crypto currency from being utilized, these individuals aren't smart enough to find different ways of getting a sort of a payment. And ultimately, that can be anything. Almost cryptocurrencies are utilized because it's digital. It makes it easy, but that doesn't stop them from using anything else. Again, in summary, I do think cybersecurity starts again from bottom up situation. It starts with any individual doing the right thing using common sense. Don't click on very interesting links. Keep it to the business. From there, it goes up to the management and the IT departments where they will take the necessary steps as well by making sure there's antivirus protection is intrusion detection systems. There's a lot of software out there these days already that helps with mitigating these type of attacks. And then ultimately the government itself by providing guidelines, but providing the tools, the wisdom, the expertise to help with the attacks like this and to prevent them ultimately. Finger pointing is not gonna help here. This is such a multifacet event, a stressful event, unfortunate event, and ultimately it's the healthcare system here that was attacked. And that's the the unfortunate piece here is that patient health is at risk. Financial pieces to it as well, especially in the US with the the way health care set up there. So we all have our role to play, and that's where it starts starts with you. If we don't realize that that it starts individually, and I hope this does not trigger a response from a government where they will dictate downwards what needs to happen because ultimately, I think we do think that will open us actually up for more attacks if we think it is a up down response that's required here. I do think it's from the bottom up. I do think we all play our role. And if we all do that, we basically make it a lot harder for anybody to successfully attack. Attack.