A lot of hackers act alone to its solo and treat it like an art form.

They plan their attack, feel for what to do next, attempt to exploit the system, and

they rely on their intuition to conduct a hack.

But Ira does it differently.

Specialize in putting together teams of former Special Forces and intelligence officers

to go after organizations.

Ira's methodical follows a playbook, works with highly trained people.

The job Ira does are bigger than what one person is capable of.

He needs a crew of specialized people.

Each one with a different mastery of their craft.

And he's assembled one of the most elite hacking teams in the country.

Each member is incredibly skilled.

They rely more on their training and what steps are required to accomplish the task,

less on intuition.

The plan of attack is structured than methodical.

Yeah.

Think of it like Ocean's 11.

You know, I don't even want to call it Ocean's 11.

I mean, because that's kind of amateurish hours.

And this team is about to embark on a mission for over a billion dollars or at stake.

The first time you steal a billion dollars, it's a bit of a rush.

After you've kind of done this so many times, it's almost expected.

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