Oh, my goodness, Audrey. It's another year goes by, and we celebrate the top CIO chief information officers and chief information security officers, CISOs, at the Pittsburgh CIO the Year Awards last night. Oh, my goodness. What a great time. Yes, lots of fun, lots of people who do very often thankless jobs these days.

You say thankless, and I have to agree with you.

Well, I mean, I'm thankful for their thankless jobs.

I'm saying thankless because we all take for granted that when we roll into work,

our computers fire up, we can access the server, our emails coming in, we can get to the

internet, like all these things we take like turning on our lights.

And we don't have breaches. And we don't have breaches.

And we don't have breaches.

Yeah, we're not being hacked.

So all these things are happening because there's smart women and men out there that are making it be such.

Just saying.

So last thing is just amazing.

Every year we get this massive crowd to celebrate.

So could maybe like announce.

I think we can. massive crowd to celebrate. So, Andre, can maybe like announce some of the, some of this year's

winners. Yeah, I want to let you take the first one. We have a category called Chief Information

Security Officer of the Year, and that went to Thomas Dugas. He is the AVP and Chief

Information Security Officer at Duquesne University.

Very cool.

Congratulations to him.

So, I'll take the next category.

It's our CIO of the Year terabyte.

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