I'm happy to say that the main estimates did provide an injection of funds, in particular with regard to Operation Unifier. That's in addition to the budget funding that was provided to us in 2022, to proceed with foreign cyber operations, and support what we need to do. We do have quite a bit as a result of the law that was modified in 2019, which provided us with...foreign cyber operations to undertake both defensive as well as active cyber operations.
One of the things we do with Ukraine, in particular, is to provide a lot of cyber-advice. We learned a lot from the war in Ukraine in recognizing the threat to critical infrastructure. We had already stated this as part of our “National Cyber Threat Assessment” which was done last fall.
In addition to what we're witnessing in the war in Ukraine, we have also been actively warning industry in critical infrastructure sectors to be aware of the fact they could be possible targets of cyber-attacks.