Yes, I think it's a major concern. The fact of the matter is that you have devices that are highly invasive and tend to be poorly secured overall, given the nature of the digital ecosystem that we live in, next to an industry that, as I've described, spends millions of dollars to identify software flaws without disclosing them to the vendors in order to provide this hacking as a service. We've also documented numerous cases of government officials and even heads of state having their devices hacked with the most advanced spyware. As I mentioned in my opening remarks, we observed a hack device at 10 Downing Street, the residence of the Prime Minister, and reported that to the U.K. authorities.
Really, no one is immune from the most advanced types of spyware. There are no international regulations. It's proliferating widely to governments around the world.