I'm Henrik Bruska with Keepit. I'm here today with Cedric from Innovision. Cedric Illa- Thank you very much for having me here, Henrik. I am Cedric Illa-Hypokas, founder and CEO of Innovision. In your experience, are there any low-hanging fruits to help achieve cyber resilience? Henrik Bruska, CEO, Innovision If you have to pick five low-hanging fruits to achieve cyber resiliency, like the quickest way possible, the first one and the easiest one is to have regular updates of your system. That's the easiest way to reduce the surface attack of your systems. The second one is to ensure that you have a robust identity and a strong network. By starting with the basics, for example, have strong password policies, the use of multi-factor authentication. And the third one is all about having a good endpoint security. At least ensure that you have an EDR installed on the endpoints. Among the most important things is to ensure that you have your human firewall prepared as well. That's why continuous training of your staff, of your personnel, on cybersecurity best practices, that's very important. And lastly, is to ensure that we have a good backup in place, because ultimately it's going to be very important to have your last measure of resort at hand when disaster will strike. And will strike is the key word. So, to wrap up my cyber resilience strategy, what is the role of backup and recovery? No cyber resilience plan is complete without a good backup and recovery solution. Actually, when everything has failed, the ultimate resort that a customer will have to restore its operation, it's going to be backup. That's why it is very important today to have a backup which respects best practices, what we call industry best practices. It has to respect the principle of 3-2-1-0. It has to be immutable. It has to provide data immutability, like we say. And also, it's very important that backups, they are air-gapped. And more importantly, your backup has to be available. Yes. When disaster strikes. So, having a backup whereby ultimately during a disaster it's not available or available with lots of difficulty, that's going to rub salt ultimately on the world. For sure. Yeah, you'll have enough on your mind at that point. And there's enough to do. So, it needs to run really smoothly. Exactly. Like we said, it's going to be more disaster during disaster period.