One of the things I mentioned in my opening remarks is that we have a number of programs where we work with different organizations—I mentioned Seniors in Canada—to try to get as much information out there about how to stay safe in terms of protecting oneself from fraud or cybercrime. We work with as many organizations as we can to try to get awareness out there.
Prevention is absolutely key to this. We have to not only prevent it for as many people as possible—seniors, women and otherwise—but also make sure we are working with many partners to pursue the fraudsters and cybercriminals that are part of this. We have a multi-faceted approach that involves prevention and enforcement.