 It's basically because of the unique position that CrowdStrike is in. It's one of the top cybersecurity vendors. It's worth billions, though its stock dropped a bit yesterday. So monitoring software has a very deep level of access to machines. They have that so that they can monitor everything happening on the devices to sniff out potential bad actors. But in part because of that access, Scott, the way the software interacts with the Windows operating system, one error in a routine automatic update crashed servers all around the world.