Cybersecurity works better when it's built into your whole process, not bolted on as an afterthought. Easy-to-use security tools that fit into repeatable workflows prevent teams from taking risky shortcuts and keep data consistent across the organization.
I was going to say, if I can combine a secure solution that gets the whole lifecycle of the problem, so it's not just this one little pinhole thing, but it's the, we've made it easy to use the tool. We've made it easy to share the information or do the function. We've made it easy to do it quickly. And we've thought through that experience from beginning to end. People tend to want to use those tools. So cyber becomes the accidental thing on the side that both we secured it, we got people using a repeatable process, which means you don't have them trying things on their own on the sidelines that you you have to then clean up. So your data tends to become big, become better. People are using and following the same processes, so they're communicating the same thing. So if you combine cyber with a process that you want to, and it's that full stack, you can improve business outcomes, is what I have found.
