That's correct.
One of the things we really work hard at is promoting various ways in which people can protect themselves. We have the cyber.gc.ca website, which really does that in terms of looking at it from an individual all the way to critical infrastructure. No matter what type of person you are, whether you're coming in as someone who's very well aware of what the cyber threats are or as somebody who's less aware, that's how that website is helpful. That's in addition to all of the partnerships and information sessions that we offer to critical infrastructure sectors in particular, where we know that critical infrastructure is at risk because of all that we've seen from the various publications we've put out and what we've learned from the war in Ukraine.
We know that critical infrastructure is at risk, and we've put out many guidelines and publications with regard to this. We know that we need to continue to build that resilience so that when—because the answer is more when than if—an incident occurs we ensure that we can recover quickly, which is what that resilience really means.