These barriers or challenges exist domestically and internationally to a certain extent. There are still some challenges with data sharing between public and private sectors, and what have you. A little bit is cultural as well—just asking, “Hey, am I going to take a little bit of risk to share this for the greater public good?” There's been great improvement there, though.
You mentioned cross-jurisdictional. That is absolutely a challenge. A lot of how we approach things is still very geographically based, domestically and internationally, so that's where we need really strong coordination. That's what my centres do day in, day out—they try to bring those parties together and figure out how we are going to make the best use of police resources to have the biggest reduction in terms of cybercrime and fraud.