It's not one database. The Git repository, though it does have its own database to keep track of what's there, is essentially a file storage location. When those databases were backed up, some of those back-ups were intentional. For example, they were supposed to back up the list of users of a website. However, with respect to backing up lists of people who had signed up to a website, those weren't supposed to be backed up.
Now we've put in place measures to make sure that doesn't happen again. When I was here, I described in detail how that happened and what we've done to change that, but we're going to make sure that doesn't happen again. We're still investigating how Mr. Vickery got access. I said before that I would report to the committee when we're done. I'm committed to doing that, as well, as soon as we're done with the report.