That's an extremely important question. I am not an expert on cybersecurity, so I don't know that I am the best person to answer this question. I do have a number of colleagues and students who are working on this topic at the moment, and they are deeply invested.
I speak here more as an observer than as an expert on cybersecurity, but we have seen that there has not been a radical evolution in Russia's cyberwarfare capabilities since 2014. A lot of the forms and means of attack, as well as the non-attributable forms and means of attack, have not altered radically. That probably lends a certain degree of predictability. We may have seen that already, as the extent of cyber-attacks on Ukraine, and more broadly on western targets, has not met the expectations we had prior to the start of the war.