We should be and I think we are. There is probably a lack of under-reporting publicly, but I'm pretty sure that within international organizations, within governments, there is also a lot of sharing. My experience is that there is a lot of sharing, whether it's law enforcement or whoever. I don't think we're necessarily constrained by those things.
It might be smaller companies that don't want to acknowledge they have been breached. However, particularly in Australia, there is more of an openness now to talk about it, particularly since before Christmas, the government, Alastair MacGibbon, the deputy secretary, the prime minister's adviser, did made it very clear that many companies have been breached, and there is more openness, more willingness to accept that because there's just so much of it.