When we're talking specifically about 5G, meaning fifth-generation telecommunications networks, the best security outcome for anything related to 5G is really an environment with multiple vendors where you're able to put security protocols or security appliances in at different layers. That's supported by a multi-vendor approach. The international standards organizations are setting some of the emerging elements of 5G. Of course, 5G doesn't really exist yet. There are some prototypes and things like that. How do we start to bake these things in through some cybersecurity pieces?
I think the biggest thing for us is that you don't want one vendor and only one vendor. That makes you vulnerable across your entire spectrum and across all of your telecommunications companies to the exact same vulnerability. You want to build in different vendors. You want different vendors at different layers. That bakes in a large amount of security just because you can't easily traverse up and down the so-called telecommunications stack. That's one of the key elements for 5G.
Did you want to expand on it, Rajiv?