We followed the, the minor attack chain, I believe it's called, or the kill chain, very closely.

And then we also really structured it around, you know, building out from mission critical assets.

As that was one of the primary focuses for at least our company and organization was making sure that those mission critical assets are protected so that production and the entire business can keep running.

Everyone out there listening to dissecting popularity nerds, this is Phil Howard, your host,

and we're speaking with Noah.

I do not want to butcher your last name.

I'm going to try Mechnik Giridano.

That is very close.

Yeah, Meshnik Giordano. That is very close. Yeah.

Meshnik Giordano.

Very solid.

Okay.

Ooh.

That could have been really bad for me there.

So first of all, man, talk to me because chances are you didn't grow up in IT using floppy

disc.

It's just a hunch, man.

How did you get started in an IT?

Yeah. So I, being 26 year old It's just a hunch, man. How did you get started in IT? Yeah, so I,

being 26 year old, uh, years old, that is a very accurate statement. I did not grow up with floppy disks. Um, I got started out, man. I'm telling you you missed out, but anyways, go ahead.

I got started with honestly, uh, a love for video games and then a severely lacking skill in math.

And then as I went to college, I decided that, you know, that's something I should explore,

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