 of the security planning of the third-party firms. So this creates a really ironic situation. No matter how well a client firm protects its own systems, if a third-party IT firm that they depend on is impacted, the client firms, through no fault of their own, can still take a big hit on their bottom lines and negatively impact their own users and customers. So they lose either way. Unfortunately, it seems pretty likely that we're going to be hearing about more of these cases because it sure doesn't seem...