I'm very glad that for most customers, we have onboarded Cisco Secure Endpoint because it helps us a lot in solving and detecting ransomware. It's being done automatically, so you don't have to worry. It's removing that. Therefore, it is called an EDR solution. It takes care of detection and response, and it's being done automatically. In the case some handling is needed, we have a connection from Cisco Secure Endpoint towards SecureX and ServiceNow. So, we are bringing that very simply to our support engineers. If any handling is needed there, they automatically get a ticket, and they can act.

From a technical perspective, I would rate it quite high for securing our infrastructure from end to end. From a behavioral perspective, in terms of the end customers leveraging it, there's still a little bit of work to do because we need to help the end customers to be more aware of what they're doing. On the endpoint for a user, they don't exactly see what is happening. From a visual perspective, you also want to have a feeling that you're safe or you get some tips or tricks to be safer, but for the most important part, which is the technical part, I would rate it very high. We really trust Cisco.