Thank you for the question, Mr. Chair.
What we have seen is that there have been ongoing threats from Russia with regard to their cyber capabilities, and they've demonstrated a willingness to use them. Since early January or mid-January, we've put out several bulletins, and we're putting out information about the Russian threats and vulnerabilities that they like to typically exploit, along with advice and guidance on how to mitigate them.
We have put out in our “National Cyber Threat Assessment” what our views are with regard to hostile state actors, Russia being one of them. As a result, we are concerned about whether or not the opportunities could present themselves. What we also assess, however, is that they would not be perhaps directing some of those cyber-threats directly to us in terms of our critical infrastructure, given that we are not directly implicated in the conflict. However, we continue to monitor and investigate, and identify whether or not we need to provide advice for the actions that need to be taken.