VeriSign, Inc. earnings call

Sure. I can give you, maybe I can say a few more things about sort of the foundational reasons that I alluded to concerning additional security services in high assurance infrastructure like ours. Putting aside AI for a moment, which is, of course, a significant major development, well, maybe not quite putting it aside, simply making the observation that with anthropics mythos, we've seen that AI is capable of revealing vulnerabilities in various systems. So security is continuing to be important. I mean, in the many years that I ran the RSA conference, my observation in every keynote was that the security situation provided more job security for the audience than any industry I could think of. And here we are, 35 years since that conference began, and it certainly turned out to be true. So I think high assurance infrastructure becomes important for a lot of reasons. AI is not only beneficial for all the reasons that it is, but it reveals vulnerabilities. But just the increased reliance and use of the Internet, it's just such a deep part of all of our lives. So many different infrastructures now relying on it. We think high assurance will be important. I mentioned the components. The components I talked about are our own 100% availability record, 100%, not five nines. now for 28 going on 29 years, that's one, but also our performance that we can deliver accurate, cryptographically protected answers to queries in milliseconds anywhere in the world at a rate of 600 billion per day on average and have multiple orders of magnitude capacity beyond it. The accuracy part is important and the performance part is important because these are windows of vulnerability. The delays in answering queries related to secure navigation are important And so we believe that there are additional security tools that would be synergistic with the type of high assurance infrastructure that we have. And I've alluded to services that we've been examining. They do need to fit certain requirements. They need to fit well into our infrastructure, I think, and work well within our channel. Nothing significantly changes in offering them other than they benefit from the properties of our infrastructure. And we think that... some of them are worth considering in offering as a service. And as I said, we'll have a series of blogs that roll this out starting as soon as next month. So you'll …