If I understand the question correctly, the threat of AI is definitely something we have seen from the various threat assessments we've done, including a national cyber-threat assessment that was published in the fall of 2024 and what we saw when we put out our threats to democratic processes report.
We were clear about seeing artificial intelligence as an amplifier when it comes to threats. We were clear that we know artificial intelligence will lower the bar of entry for cybercriminals and state actors to be able to leverage artificial intelligence to multiply the efforts they have. We know cybercrime, particularly ransomware, continues to be a persistent threat we see from cybercriminals, and we know artificial intelligence is used by cybercriminals to continue to amplify that threat.
It is something we're very conscious of. In working in the cyber-defence domain and working with partners, both domestically and internationally, we continue to find solutions to defend against those threats.