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Spoiler, it's about SVB. So we're going to dive right in, but a little bit of context, a little bit of background on myself and CyberSmart about what we do.

So my background is in technology and cyber.

Spent the last 15 years, either building technology products, running tech teams, or helping companies

do all the great stuff around data protection, from technical security, all the way up to the

governance risk and compliance piece.

And like most founders, the reason we started CyberSmart was because the amount of pain and

frustration we saw when it came to our customers, the people were working with day and

day out, and we just needed to solve this problem. What we do at CyberSmart is really

focus on how SMEs can be enabled by cybersecurity. So it's a really difficult challenge,

because most SMEs are not really aware of the risks they face or how best to approach them.

So what we do is to build a unified platform for small businesses to basically tackle this.

So our mission is protected empower SMEs.

That's one of the main reasons why we rent down the funding venture route.

There's a lot of amazing company that I've spoken today that are bootstrapped.

I think that's a really, really good way of solving a problem.

For us, we think the problem in the time is now.

So I'm going to take you a little bit through that journey.

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