Well, in 2018, I would say our government started to take action. Like I said, this was really the moment when we saw the community coming together to make sure that we did better. That's why I thought it was a bit rich to criticize our government for that, because it was not done by the previous government.
That being said, I think the threat level has increased. We've seen regional conflicts operating. We've seen malicious actors trying to enter our networks. We've seen examples, well documented in the press, of the kinds of threat. Like I said, it's not only people trying to get our knowledge. What I'm very focused on is people trying to get our data and eventually our IP. We need to protect that and provide tools to the institutions. That's why, for me, the $160 million we put in the Canada research security centre was key, because that provided funding to about 50 institutions across Canada. They told me that they understood the guidelines and wanted to follow them, but they needed resources, because this is complex work.
I think we did everything we could, and we will continue to do that. Like I said, the list of entities and research areas will be forthcoming.