Hello, I welcome you all once again to my channel Explore Education, I am Dr. Rashmi Singh, Assistant Professor, Department of Education, Mrs. Kanna Galsh, University of Allahabad.  Revious to this, I have already discussed with you the concept of mental health, mental health and students and the principles of mental health and this time I am going to discuss with you the guidance services required for that. So mental health and well-being, mental health and psychosocial well-being are some of the most neglected areas in our country. The NMHS, National Mental Health Survey to 2016 reports reported that almost 150 million citizens of our country need care and support for their mental health and well-being. Additionally, it was discovered that between 70-90% of these people failed to receive early, timely and quality intervention. Additionally, it was discovered that between 70-90% of these people failed to receive early, timely and quality intervention. I am going to discuss with you all a new topic that is guidance of school children for mental health or you can say for mental health and well-being. The second point is that every child in the marginalized section has a disadvantage and you will get every type of child. The third point is that they live with their peer group and generally they behave differently in their homes and in schools. Sometimes they get affected by their teacher or they get a good teacher. So we can say what we want to say to our parents that they are afraid that they will scold them. I am going to talk more about this in general. The specifics are that mental health is fundamental to good health and well-being and is critical to children's learning, development and thriving. If the child's mental health is not good, then no outcome will come out of his or her studies. The first point is that he needs to learn from his or her good health and learn from it. The second point is that the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child Commits all countries to promote and protect child and adolescent mental health. When it comes to mental health, it is especially important that there are more chances of deterioration of mental health. So the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child Commits all countries to promote and protect children and the health of the children. That is why it is important that we do our job. Then mental health and psychosocial well-being is a significant concern for adolescents around the world. The thing is that for the whole world, in the whole world, there was mental health. And the part of their mental health is a significant concern. It is a significant concern. Half of mental health disorders begin by the age of 14. So it is critical to intervene as early as possible. Half of mental health disorders begin by the age of 12-14. Evidence increasingly confirms the importance of strengthening the capacity of schools and early childhood education services to promote mental health and assist children and families dealing with mental health problems. They are saying that through evidence, evidence and evidence, it confirms that if you increase the capacity of schools and early childhood education services to promote mental health etc., then the children can be a direct assistance to those who are dealing with mental health problems. What else? For children and adolescents, whose home environment is not safe and nurturing, the school can be a crucial safety by supporting basic social, emotional and physical needs. Those children or children whose homes are not protected, where there is great difficulty, where there is no nurturing environment, so for them, education can be a safety and supporting structure. School-based programs for social and emotional learning are linked to mental health benefits in countries at all income levels. Schools are an important element of community-based mental health support. Prevention and treatment of mental disorders in adolescence leads to improved health and wellbeing over time and needs, gains in learning and educational outcomes, all of which can translate into benefits to national economies over an individual's lifespan. For example, if we get prevention, treatment, children, and noise, then we will benefit from learning, get good education outcomes, and everything will be fine. Then, the role of schools. So, schools are important for mental health. So, it is important for mental health to be important for schools. So, how can schools implement their role? What can schools do? Schools and other learning environments can and must be equipped to address students' mental health and psychosocial wellbeing needs. That is, we can do it and we must do it. A supportive learning environment should be created in such a manner that safeguards mental health where all learners and educational professionals feel, what to do? Children should feel included, supported, and valued. This is what we talked about in Principles of Mental Health. We talked about access, inclusion, commitment to excellence, so include yourself, excluded. If you have a problem with the house, then help it, it will be supported. And it is valued. We are very self-image-less. If we are told that we have no value, no value, we have no knowledge of other things, then this should not happen. Effective integration of mental health in schools can, if we have done the same or influenced by mental health, then what can happen? Improve educational outcomes. The outcome that is coming out can be improved. Increase learners' mental health literacy. See how many new words have been said. Digital literacy, normal literacy, mental health literacy. We have read a lot, but we are illiterate in mental health. So, that can increase your awareness in mental health. Then promote learners' social and emotional learning. S-E-L is a popular term nowadays. S-E-L is social and emotional learning. We don't just need to know the book, we need to become a part of the social and social group. Because we need to be in the society. You are reading and you are not understanding anyone. What is the point if you are not understanding anyone? Then help identify at-risk learners and provide support, including through referral pathways to health and social welfare sectors. At-risk. If you don't support at-risk, then you will face a problem. Identify it, support it, help social welfare sectors, refer to it. Or reduce the likelihood of mental health concerns developing into more severe mental health problems and risk behaviors. So, this can be done.  Which means, we are at a time when we were able to say that mental health is being cared for and everything is fine. First of all, create an enabling learning environment for positive mental health and well-being. That is not a topic of discussion. When someone is in a situation, he or she will be completely blinded. No one will sit with him or scold him or do anything. It is not all that. To create a positive mental health and well-being, and mental health services and support. This will guarantee that if someone has a problem, they will intervene and provide mental health services and support. This should be the example of this. Then, promote teacher well-being. The principles of mental health are that you should also take care of the well-being of teachers.  And enhance MHPSS. What is MHPSS? Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Services. Capacity in the education workforce. Ensure meaningful collaboration between the school, family and community to build a safe and nurturing learning environment. We have to build a meaningful collaboration between the students and their families. We have to build a meaningful collaboration between the students and their families. We have to build a meaningful collaboration between the students and their families. Now, how can a teacher be guided? Because a teacher has a child and a student has a problem. In general, a teacher should establish a school can establish with the student. If there is any problem with the student, then they can't say anything to the teacher. The biggest problem is that we don't say anything. I know that the other person is a non-listener. Then, Encouraged Unmasked Expression of Emotions. Look, how many places do we show our masked expressions? We express our hidden emotions by not showing them, not showing them, not saving them. This is wrong. So, everywhere you shouldn't even show your raw emotions. But we should encourage our students and students to show their real expressions. See what is going on in your mind. Then you can refer to the counselor for his solution or help him. Then there should be no judgmental non-judgmental listening and feedback. Whenever we sit and listen to someone, as a teacher, as a counselor, as a parent, as a friend, as a spouse, then it is very important that we are non-judgmental. But this is not the case generally. We ourselves have already done some prejudice or some conception, pre-notion, that you must have done this. This is wrong. You can do this, you can do this. But we will be non-judgmental.  You did it, you did it, you did it wrong. But the students who are non-judgmental, they generally don't say what they want to say. They think that they will say whatever they want to say. And feedback. And ensure complete confidentiality. This is very important. You have to make sure that if someone is sharing what they want from you, then they keep hiding it. Confidentiality. Meaning, when it comes out, when it comes out, then it is a matter of gossip for everyone. And every person puts salt and pepper in their own account and says what is the difference between what is the difference between the other person's emotions? Generally, people don't pay attention. So keep us confidential. If this happens, then the teacher will be able to work for his students in the field of mental health awareness. If someone is in a lot of trouble, then they will have to send it to the counselor. So what will happen to the counselor or what counseling skills will be needed for mental health awareness? Focusing. The focus that you are focusing on is empathizing. Meaning, you should have sympathy inside you. Empathizing means empathizing. Meaning, you have to feel the same way as the other person feels.  You have to be non-judgmental here. You have to do it here. So there is no such concept in mental health that I have not discussed with you. If you have any questions, then I think you are capable enough. You will be capable enough to write it down in a very good manner. The concept of mental health. What did WHO say about mental health? What are the dimensions of mental health? Then what are the factors of mental health of students? There is stress, examination factor, the established rapony is being established by teachers. I have discussed this a lot before. And then I have discussed the principles of motivation. Now, if we ask the role of school, if we ask the role of teacher, if we ask the role of counselor, why mental health is important as a concern for schools? I have covered all this. I think that your health should be fine now. So thank you and don't forget to like and subscribe my channel and explore education. I have done from my side.


wild reserve, an abundance of plants and animals, a natural heritage Indonesia is proud to call its own. The country has more than 20 million hectares of peatlands, equaling 5% of the global peatland area. Peat forms in wetland conditions as an accumulation of partially decayed vegetation. These swampy forests store a third of all soil carbon, playing a key role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Well, peatland is not a nice environment to live. It's not only neglected, but it's politically and management-wise is considered as wasteland or marginal land. So that's why, from the environmental point of view, it has been undervalued. And now, when people are talking about carbon stock, climate change, we suddenly strike on that. This is a huge asset. Thanks to renewed attention, awareness is on the rise about forests' carbon-storing capacity and its potential to slow global warming through a global scheme called the Red Plus, or reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation. But it's an uphill battle against deforestation, driven by growing demands for energy and food. As one of the world's biggest emitters, mainly from deforestation, Indonesia realizes it's time to take action. We in Indonesia will voluntarily reduce our greenhouse gas emission by 26% from business as usual levels by 2020. In this regard, although our peat swamp forests are the largest in the world, they have suffered degradations. That has greatly diminished their capacity to reduce CO2 emission. Restoration is therefore very essential. The president set up a special agency called the Red Plus Task Force and issued a two-year moratorium on new licenses on primary forests and peatlands. This strengthens two previous regulations, banning development on peatlands of more than three metres deep. The moratorium itself provides the momentum for the improvement in the forest governance. Actually, we set up a new way of collaboration that could enable us to come to that end. In Indonesia's westernmost province of Arche, the protection for peatlands and collaboration among government agencies are up for a test. Reports came from the field of deliberate and systematic attempts at land clearance using fires in Rauatripa, 62,000 hectares of peatland in Arche. The purpose of making sure that the forest and peatlands have been built since the end of 2007. Then, the community supported many of the peatlands, including the LSM in Arche. They also formed the TKPRT, a coalition of Rauatripa and Wali, who also joined the TKPRT group. Red Plus became the avenue for these voices to be heard. Four years after the NGOs started their campaign, relevant agencies reacted swiftly, getting together to set the next steps and dispatching a team on the ground to assess the damages. Where they found shocking evidence of forest fires that violated permit and land use regulations. The Ministry of the Interior showed that there was no way to make a decision. Thirdly, there was a strong indication that the environment was affected by forest fires. The Red Plus Task Force coordinated with the police, the Ministry of Forestry, the Ministry of Environment, as well as with the local governments and other stakeholders, making urgent remedial actions. Within nine months, a court decision came out, revoking a previously awarded permit to convert a part of Rauatripa swamps. In Rauatripa, local residents complain of how life has changed for the worst, caused by damages from the peatland destruction. It's not just human lives that are affected. The NGO Walhi reports that up to 100 orangutans died as a result of land clearing activities in Rauatripa. Now, only around 200 orangutans remain. The need to restore these peatlands is more urgent than ever. The government and the people are also concerned. In the forest clearing activities, for example, in Karet, there is a forest farm. We have a forest farm here. There is a forest farm program. Forest farm for the people. Here, the people are concerned. This is an example of a forest farm. This is an example of a forest farm. This means that the local government, the local government's desire, the support from the forest, the support from the forest, we have to show it to other government, other professionals, who are concerned. For policymakers, Rauatripa has served as a learning ground full of valuable lessons on how to improve governance, including license reviews and law enforcement. We need to show it to the public. The law can be applied to every corporation, to everybody, that violates the laws and regulations. We need to ensure there is also a strong deterrent effect. Because by using the proper tools of law enforcement, then the law can send the signal of deterrent, message deterrent effect. We are racing against time to conserve the environment in Aceh, especially Indonesia and other parts of the world. You have to educate people, start from the children, from the house, in the village level, in the school, and of course to the city at large. What it means to have beautiful tropical forest that we have in Aceh and Indonesia. Protecting Indonesia's peatlands and improving forest governance is not just about slowing climate change. It's also about protecting the wealth of biodiversity, water, air, and people's livelihoods. It's a catalyst for global change that begins right here at home.


Hi, I'm Susanna Leong. In this work, we investigated the influence of amino acid composition of a short antimicrobial peptide on the peptide's antimicrobial properties, salt tolerance as well as biocompatibility behavior. So the focus of this study is to essentially try to understand the balance between peptide hydrophobicity and charge on those properties. The motivation of this study is to engineer peptides that can eventually be used as antimicrobial bullets for a variety of in vitro applications including coating agents. Antimicrobial peptides are fascinating molecules that show great potential as second generation antibiotics. They kill microbes by targeting their membranes, a core structure that is difficult to evolve quickly, and this reduces the risks of antibiotic resistance development compared to conventional antibiotics. For maximum efficacy, antimicrobial peptides or AMPs in short must possess broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity, be biocompatible and salt tolerant. Unfortunately, natural AMPs do not possess all these attributes, but this can be resolved by rational design of these peptides, guided by good understanding of peptide structure function, which forms the basis of our study. We thought that AMPs that have a good balance of hydrophobicity and charge would have made brilliant candidates and went ahead to investigate the influence of charge and hydrophobicity on the activity of tryptophan and arginine-rich decamer peptides. The parent peptide from which we engineered the TANMER peptide derivatives is the C-terminus of a human beta-defending 28 variant, which our group previously engineered for salt-resistant properties. Systematic amino acid substitution of the 10 residue peptides with tryptophan and arginine residues was performed to determine the optimal hydrophobic-to-charge ratio that is required for broad-spectrum and salt-resistant antibacterial activity. Out of the six variants generated, two D5 and D6 showed superior antimicrobial activity with minimum inhibitory concentrations at sub-micromolar concentration towards E. coli, Staphylococcus areas and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. C-terminal amination of the peptides further improved the minimum inhibitory concentration or MIC values of the decamers, which maintained good salt-resistance and biocompatibility properties. Having obtained two fantastic peptide variants, we proceeded to characterize their membrane-interacting behavior in an attempt to improve structure-function knowledge of these molecules. NMR studies of D5 in the presence of SDS, which mimics the bacterium membrane, show that backbone conformations of both D5 and D6 in SDS micelles are predominantly extended, with significant side-chain-side-chain proximities, which potentially indicate cation-py type interactions. Such cation-py interactions are thought to be critical for broad-spectrum antimicrobial activities of these arginine tryptophan-rich AMPs. We also studied the peptide localization in SDS micelles by comparing the relative quenching of the buried tryptophan fluorophore in the presence of two nitrocyte spin labels, which affects the fluorescence intensity differentially based on the localization of the peptide in the lipid milieu. Both D5 and D6 were found to be localized at the lipid-water interface in the SDS micelles, and therefore shows a possible membrane disruption mechanism through detergent-like activity. Isothermal calorie-metry measurements demonstrate the high binding affinities and the negative enthalpy of the peptides upon binding to negatively charged POPG-LUVs, which suggests a potential dominant role for electrostatic interactions in the peptide's preferential binding to anionic bacterial membranes. The fundamental characterization of the engine and decimus provided through this study has improved our structure function understanding of short arginine tryptophan-rich AMPs. Now, the outcome of this work will certainly pave the way for future de novo design studies of short potent AMPs for biomedical or therapeutic applications. My group is currently working towards tethering these peptides on biomedically relevant surfaces. So, I hope that you found our work interesting and useful. Thank you very much.


The Patriots' Dynasties, seemingly. Oh no, oh no. And I think it is, I honestly think it is. It is, that's crazy, I texted Connor last night. I said, you didn't stink? And I think that's just the way it is, Connor. I think it's the way it's gonna be. And I don't love it because it's the end of something that was so awesome. It was the end of something that our league had that no other professional leagues had. It was the end of witnessing greatness in real time. There will never be another dynasty in all professional sports that'll be able to match with the New England Patriots we're able to do for 20 years.


What's up guys, Ruxen34 back with another battle video and you guys can tell the screen is packed There is so much to be open in this video Check back there. We've got our first edition tactical evolution four packs Those are the four from the 100 pack lot where we pull the ghost rare, but if you remember No secret rears were pulled so we've got a chance of secret rare first edition tactical evolution cards We have seven blister packs of return of the duals first edition seven first edition photon shockwaves Seven you can't see these all the way, but glad to go over Lord Then we have five of our favorite set first edition dimension of chaos, and we have 20 OTS 13 packs And before I announce who we battling the giveaway for this video I'll be giving away because this is an epic battle Harby lady sister super rare from metal raiders dark necro fear from labyrinth of nightmare and first edition black blister soldier from the starter deck Epic cards for the giveaway like the video be subscribed and To enter the giveaway make sure you comment who won between me and the one and only Yugi mode That's who we're battling again. We have battled four times. I've won three. He's won one, but he's on a one-game win streak So I'm trying to put him away in the seven-game series right now Win this pack battle and just be done with him forever never talk to him again after I beat it No, I'm just kidding. Okay, but let's get into it. He sent this epic blasphemous Picture take this L. Yugi Moto rucks in after our last battle. I mean look at this Drake Raptors, are you kidding me? Like it's disappointing to see that he's sending me stuff with the Raptors on it Because you would expect, you know, maybe if he wants to win put a team that's actually good So he would put something like the Lakers I would say like with LeBron So maybe next time use LeBron you know, I think that's your issue here. You used the Raptors use Drake So that's that's your main problem next time. Well, that's time to win something there might not be a next time So but yeah, so good try good try. Let's get in the opening. Okay But make sure you guys go check out Yugi Moto's video after you watch this video and tell us who had better pulls Make sure you say me. Okay. Here we go.  So I had to give him had to give him the wind no matter what I was just crazy. So let's start off with these blisters. They're taking up a lot of room We've got first edition galactic overlord. I've not opened too much of this set So let's see I did not pre-open the blisters because it just makes it feel more authentic when we're opening these really awesome blister packs Can we pull a crazy ghost rare? Can we pull some cool secrets oldies something like that? So we got some zeksel packs here. Well, we pulled two packs two cards butter spy to mention slice We're gonna overlay owl. So we did open some of this a while back. We got the doom donut there and I don't remember what we got. Let's go into our favorite pack dimension cast. We're still missing What was that? What was that card called that again that I'm missing? I already forgot. It's a fusion monster ultimate rare Blackluster soldier Soldier the first time I ever pulled this in ultra rare form I actually opened all those packs and only pulled two ultimates no ultra So that's actually the first time we've pulled that so that's a good start to the battle an ultra rare blackluster soldier Super soldier, I will go over my pulls at the end just so you guys can be sure that I beat you gimo. Whoops It's going that Okay There's a yada, so that's a good start from dimension of chaos. I knew they wouldn't let us down Let's go into an OTS 13. We're gonna save those Tactical evolution packs for toward the end. Then we'll maybe we'll start macing them in But make sure you guys are liking the video For the epicness. Oh, boom. Bahumut. Bahumut. Bahumut shark I know this is a good card, especially the secret rare. It's pretty expensive. So a nice super rare pull there Here obviously we can get a rescue cat We can get a galaxy ice boat on dragon Also, if you guys want to support the channel make sure you like the video course and and leave a comment But you can also check out my TCG player and eBay affiliate links Some of you guys were confused thinking that the TCG player link is my store It's not my store all you have to do is click the link and buy anything on TCG player And that gives me a kickback of the money spent So it's like they get a fee but part of the fee goes to me because you use use my link So it's pretty cool. You guys don't have to pay anything extra or anything, but you can't I am also a TCG player Which if you search, I think you can search for me. I'm not sure exactly how that works, but here we go luminize This is a bad omen guys the creepy Kony has returned Pine Kono Laval Laval Lance Lord, okay We got murmur of the forest is this a hollow back here Alexandri dragon the card we always seem to pull out a photon shockwave yet. It is a super rare, so we can't complain first edition Okay Ceiling ceremony of suit on Okay, let's go into one return of the duelist. I have okay this one. I really have not opened much of I Have barely opened return of the duelist. There's some pretty pricey cards in here though Let's see what we can do Here we go. All right Madolche not Chickalates very sad if it was Chickalates would be balling library of the Crescent golden jet Bapple and spell book of power. Yeah, a lot of spell books selfish is pretty cool Let's go. What do we want another OTS 13? We do have 20 OTS 13 packs So we might as well start opening these can we pull an ultimate rare? I've only opened a few packs, but we did pull the book of moon at one point, which is awesome Scrap go home one of the best super rares in the set. So that is a really good pull So one of the best cards in general because there's only three ultimates All right, let's go to another blister of galactic overlord The man who you know has been pulling ghosts like it's Like it's going out of style. He's just doing everything. It's crazy Here we go Maybe we can pull one from his packs light red gear free your wig and Butterfly oak. Yeah, we haven't pulled a ghost shirt in a while We have pulled those star lights make sure you check out that live stream. Yeah, and you heard me star lights to star lights That was pretty crazy. Definitely one of my best openings ever in terms of just luck.  Let's do this. This is a male function ego boost seeing swordsman Little sword volcano Leval dual slasher. Oh, look at that guy a corno All right OTS it is we might throw in a tactical evolution soon just to try and pull some fire because we need to eliminate Yu-Gi-Mou Let's go junk speed or super rare Okay, I'm not too much about that one, but we'll sleeve it up because it is a super rare Okay, super rare's in OTS are usually pretty nice though All right, let's go another dimension of chaos It already gave us an ultra rare blackbuster soldier Can it give us an ultimate rare odd-eyes vortex dragon? That's what it is, but I forgot swirl slime That's a nice rare. You may seal fluffle wings our favorite card fluffle wings Card is still worse of them. So a nice common. We got the nice rare So definitely decent pack. So so far their treat is pretty well over there at docks Here we go turn of the duelist I'm gonna pull something cool out of here. I know there's spell books. I believe there's some indulges. I Believe could be wrong with that. I know there's spell books Okay trance I don't know what that is. There's so many medullchase near another spell book of power Where are fow? Arf arf? That's funny Okay So far we haven't did anything crazy We have hit that ultra rare blackbuster soldier super soldier, which we were at one point searching for on the channel Form a secret on sweet bottle strap hole and another where are fow? But this one's the super rare version. That's pretty cool. We pulled the common version and the super rare version back to back Okay galactic overlord Can you give us an epic pull? That was pretty loud. That was probably pretty loud. Not as loud as when I pulled that That's Starlight though. That was the loudest I think ever All right. Look come on ladybug heretic dragon of asar overlay owl doom doughnuts Firefly and what tail? Okay, we've got three packs of that. Let's do another OTS. Can OTS provide the epic alternate rares Okay XYZ unit. Oh Book of moon ultimate rare. There it is right out of nowhere the best card in OTS 13 Ultimate rare book of moon. So there we go. We're starting off hot. We're not really starting off But we're doing well against Yu-Gi-Moh Book of moon Will this eliminate him in the series and over $100 card actually may have gone down But it was over $100 probably around there still ultimate rare book of moon Yes, we are doing well. Okay. We've pulled another book of moon. The only It's crazy. I've opened like Not too many of those packs it'll be 29 after these 20 and I pulled book of moon twice, but nothing else That's kind of strange Okay, here we go. All right. What what's that? Is this again galactic overlord? All right, let's pull something epic boot in the pig Here to exhale of convocation and a number 32 shark Drake ultra rare Galactic overlord ultra rare pull Okay, come on get in there Nice that is very nice. Okay. That's nice back-to-back pulls. I'm liking it now Let's go to dimension of chaos. It's been good to us so far as the odd-eyed vortex dragon is going to appear Here we go Gradle slime Beginning night. Okay. That's actually a good one beginning night is actually worth a little bit as a super rare Definitely a nice card. So we're doing pretty good out of that set fluffle wings again. That's number two Fluffle wings these packs are providing Yes, you should never battle me with you never about okay. I somehow got behind on photon shockwave You should never battle me with Dimension of chaos because apparently I just pull everything out of that set. All right photon shockwave No, I just got a head on black to go over it. I don't know what happened. Okay. Here we go Photon shockwave. Can we pull? Galaxy eyes photon dragon.  Okay, so nothing in there. I Was deceived because there's a little bit. I was like, maybe we're gonna get something here and we didn't Okay Turn the duelist that faked us out the creepy Coney is messing with us the creepy Coney is officially messing with us guys Return of the duelist. I'm the duelist and can I return to epicness? Come on. Why now? Butler Rusk photon Caesar Pay hunter and a rebound we got a scapegoat up there.  That's pretty cool a super rare rebound nice noble arms gallatin Okay, next pack OTS 13. Let's get something Insane you already pulled an ultimate rare. So can't ask for too much more crystal wing sink row dragon super rare Nice super rare card. It's very cool-looking Okay, let's go to return of the duelist. Should we do okay? Actually Let's grab one of these tactical evolution first edition. Let's see if we can pull this secret rare that we never pulled before Okay, there's some some decent cards in here All right, let's put that over there. All right venom serpent Volcanic rat. Let's pull something good snake whistle. Oh Jaman night. That's a nice common set that in the good pile and a grass chopper Damn lot of ambition and goggle golem. I think goggle golem was decent to use that in the pile So first edition tactical evolution nothing on that one But maybe in the next three we can pull a secret rare All right Photon shock wave Let's pull a gauche rare or an ultimate rare galaxy eyes photon dragon Here we go Prior the ice bear cross-attack needle Sunfish evil sword Diplo and a wind up hunter super rare That is pretty sweet wind up hunter super rare Not an ultimate rare or a ghost rare, but that's okay Oh, look, we got a that guy looks like he's about to turn into the creepy kony So I'm not sure if I'm a fan of that card either Return to the duelist So far has not provided us with an epic card, but we can still believe in the epicness We haven't pulled it much since the book of moon So we're looking for that that reminds me of dual links with gladiator be some super annoying trans This reminds me of the early starter deck of dual links turn about Chronomaly crystal bones gagaga rush three of a kind that I remember using that too Okay OTS it is let's go with OTS again if we pull another alternate rare We're gonna get hyped here.  Let's do another one of these because we do have a bunch of them Let's see if we can pull another ultimate rare Bottomless trap hole floodgate and a generator token these tokens are usually pretty nice actually generator token All right dimension of chaos we're gonna hop back into the number one set It's provided three times in a row. Can it do it again? That would be impressive storm We got a cure-in. Oh a secret rare painful escape. This is a card. I have not pulled and Yes, it provides again ojama yellow in the bottom left. That is hilarious Check that out. That is pretty awesome painful escape secret. I don't know what it's worth I've never pulled it before so that's actually pretty nice after all those docks packs I've never pulled that card Okay Galactic overlord blister. We still have three more of each blister. This is our third right here third to last Let's pull something good double payback director gauntlet photon palpolo operative, I don't know and Berserk scales. Okay, nothing there OTS Give us some fire. Let's do this spore XYZ unit spiral mission rescue Super rare Photon shock wave. Can you provide us with a shock wave? Something that will send a shock throughout the entire audience throughout the opening a fire ghost rare pull Here we go. That's what we want. We want fire. We want to go so we want a shock wave Give it to us. Come on luminize murmur the forest. No, that's not a shock wave. That was not it a road nut That's pretty weird. Okay Rise the doors after this we're gonna open another tactical evolution pack and hope for Either rain like a rainbow dragon secret rare that'd be crazy Okay, I guess I technically could have another rainbow dragons loose packs By the way, the other one was pulled out of loose packs path hunter Chewbone and I tablet. Okay, so we have two of each of these you have one dimension cast with a bunch of those We're gonna go with another tactical evolution Let's see if we can pull it a crazy secret rare or any secret rare at all Shield spear venom cobra flint missile flint lock Elemental hero marine neos Which will wave it and marine dolphin? So nothing there unfortunately, let's go with OTS 13 Who has provided the biggest pull of the opening so far Can it provide another one spore? Junk speeder again. That's our second one of that Nice pull Let's go with our last dimension of chaos so far four for four on decent packs We either pull something decent some good comments or whatever or a secret or something like that Can we pull something else an ultimate rare? Okay, did we finally have a dud pack one out of five is a dud pack? I can't complain about that Let's go into galactic overlord our second to last pack Let's pull something epic Hope you guys are enjoying the longer a little bit of a longer video the packed battle with all these epic packs Here we go seal supremacy nimble Manta seal of convocation butterfly oak and doon donuts All right, let's go to another OTS. How many packs do we have left? We still have a good amount left so we're gonna have to get into these like two at a time probably So we're not opening them all at the end Lady-in-whites a good car ABC Dragon Buster. This was super expensive. I think I don't think it is anymore ABC Dragon Buster is Definitely valuable. Nope Nice car. Let's go to another one of these Can we pull another ultimate Do the unthinkable? Two ultimate in one video to a play set of junk speeders. We can do that. That's for sure. We've got another one All right, let's go to a photon shockwave and avoid the creepiest Coney The creepiest hot dog you've ever seen Let's do this. Let's pull a galaxy eyes photon Give it to us please Creepy Darvair oh We got a secret rare. We got D boys This is actually I think at one point we got really expensive. I can't remember if it was a meme or legit But secret rare D boys that is a nice pull There we go secret rare not a ghost, but I will take this secret rare. That is pretty awesome D boys That's pretty hilarious. So there we go photon shockwave creepy Coney, but we did get something good finally From the photon packs Okay, here we go We got another from the Synchron spiral gear drone. We go super rare Let's do another one of these man. It felt like we've opened so many more than 20 of these I guess it was only 20 bottomless Ultimate and deep sea diva. I forgot this was in here. That's one of the best supers in the set. That's really good Let's go to return of the duelist. We now have five packs and then we have six OTS packs left after this You have two tactical evolution and one of each blister and then this pack of course Okay, here we go Return of the duelist give us some fire. Here we go. Mdolce spell look at wisdom stone hinge and Gallatin okay, nothing there Let's get into OTS Let's pull some fire from the OTS. We just did last time. Let's see if we can do it again dimensional prison Generator token we got another token All right OTS again, can we pull those deep CD about that would be nice these unit and where are for that? Yeah, deep CD. They reprinted the turbo version, but Turbo version still really expensive. I have three of those now Which I would probably sell those because I'm not super interested in them junk speeder For junk speeders. So if you are interested in those, let me know Okay What do we have left? We have one two three And then we have three of these let's go into the OTS first and then we'll finish with one of each of those and two tactical evolutions Floodgate and where are for now yet again another super rare version not the common this time Two packs remaining. Here we go dimensional prison scrap golem That's okay. Maybe not the best in the set because this and deep CD ever both pretty good scrap golem That's good value And the final OTS pack can we pull another ultimate? We already pulled the best one so can't complain And another deep CD, but I will take that on the last pack good value Definitely nice for the opening. Okay Galactic overlord Here we go Here we go. Here we go Can we pull something crazy ultimate ghost rare secret rare? Let's do this boot influence dragon sector ladybug Overlay owl. Okay, nothing in that pack. So we do have two packs and we have tax Let's go with one tactical illusion. We'll save one for the last part There we go. Okay, let's go one and then we will do the last three packs Let's be Yugi mo. Let's get a secret rare out of here. We need to guarantee our victory volcanic rat Then I'm swamp. There's let's check he counter counter grass chopper range gatekeeper dark world and ritual raven So these are turned out like the glass packs over here. Okay? Let's do return of the duelist first and let's pull something good. Come on red. Do We need you Can you give us the fire? It's too hard of shadow sealing trance middle chain Three of a kind. All right. We got a gear gear Giannis Nothing in there Let's go into the photon shockwave two packs left in the battle so far. We feel pretty awesome Can we make it incredible? We want to guarantee this victory You gotta pull something huge All right, last pack photon shockwave needle sunfish fish rain space cyclone Eshbon And a number 20 giga brilliant super rare. So we did get a super I will not complain about a full on the last pack. That is not bad And then we've got our three comments. Okay final pack before we go over what we got in the epic battle Make sure you check out Yugi mo's channel Make sure you subscribe when he's pretty close to a thousand and watch his video. Let us know who won Okay, here we go First edition tactical evolution. Can we pull some fire? Let's do this Give us the fire please in the last pack Here we go snake whistle O'jama night. It's a nice common razor lizard Gift card a very good comment. Okay final card Hunter dragon. So it looks like those are all duds unfortunately But let's go over what we did get for the opening. We had some pretty awesome pulls I think we have a good chance to win the battle. All right, we got two fluffa wings We got a gogo golem from tactical evolution two o'jama night first edition We've got gamay seal the sea turtle kaiju wind up hunter from photon shockwave We got a rebound from return of the duelist and alexandri dragon from photon shockwave Number 20 from photon shockwave beginning night from docks then for our ot s-13. We got all these supers And that's a good one Generator tokens might be decent speed rider. Not sure where are for that. We got three of those We got two scrap bolems. Those are really good two divas. Those are really good as for ultras We got a number 32 from galactic overlord an ultra rare blackluster soldier super soldier from docks Secret rare painful escape from docks We got a secret rare deep voice from photon shockwave and an ultimate rare book of moon from ot s-13 Which is definitely our best pull overall. We did pretty well I have seen better, but I've also seen much worse. So let me know guys How do you think that we did against yuki? And make sure you guys go check out his video up here or down there Wherever it is description and the eye And let me know who won and thank you guys for watching. I'll see you guys later Peace Boom


A truly free society would have no official narratives. Many of Anthony Fauci's emails during the US COVID-19 outbreak last year have been obtained via Freedom of Information Act and published by BuzzFeed News and The Washington Post. Depending on what ideological echo chamber you inhabit, you may have heard that they are completely innocuous or historically damning. The ones eliciting the most controversy right now include a scientist telling Fauci that the virus could potentially look engineered, and a zoologist linked to both the Wuhan Institute of Virology and the World Health Organization's COVID investigation thanking Fauci for supporting the natural origin theory over the lab leak theory. This will all play into the reinvigorated controversy surrounding the origins of the virus, which will ultimately lead nowhere. As Jonathan Cook argues in a thoughtful new article on the overnight pivot in the political media class, from attacking anyone who questioned whether the virus transferred to humans via a Wuhan wet market as a deranged and racist conspiracy theorist, to acknowledging that a lab leak could be possible, is due to scientific arguments gaining traction and forcing establishment narrative managers to engage in damage control. Contradicting right-wing mad-ow-esque claims that this adamant opposition to the lab leak theory proves the media and Democratic Party are in Xi Jinping's pocket, Cook argues that the Western Empire has been protecting not China, but themselves. The U.S. scientific establishment and the WHO are both reportedly tied to controversial gain-of-function research practices in the Wuhan lab just before the COVID outbreak, which, according to Cook, means we can expect the imperial narrative managers to lead us around a merry chase for the truth without ever getting too close to it for fear of exposing the hand of Western power structures in the whole mess. I've been staying abreast of all the many various theories, and I still remain unsure of where COVID came from. I've remained happily agnostic about many aspects of this story from the beginning, much to the chagrin of my regular readers who've wanted my voice to offer certainty and solidity on the matter. But I do think it's very revealing how instantaneously a story switched from uneditable conspiracy theory to mainstream orthodoxy, just because those who are responsible for overseeing the official narratives of the U.S. centralized empire deemed it so. The exact same thing has happened with UFOs, but to an even greater extent. A few short years ago, publicly saying that UFOs are real and that they may be piloted by extraterrestrial intelligence was a surefire way to get yourself laughed out of the building and dismissed as a nut job. Now the U.S. military is just flat out saying it, and it's in the news every day. One minute it was childish nonsense, the next it's an official narrative. The fact that there can be that drastic of a shift from something no pundit or politician may say to something they're encouraged to talk about all the time, all at once at the drop of a hat, says so much about what the political media class is and how it works in our society. How utterly uninterested in truth and facts it is. How arbitrary its dictates are. How completely made up its ongoing story of the world is. It just says what's convenient for the powerful, and when that's not convenient anymore, it switches to something else. In a truly free society, there would be no official narratives. There wouldn't be any monolithic authority construct deciding what's true and marginalizing, censoring and smearing anyone who said something different. There'd just be raw information and a bunch of humans arguing their opinion, and people would take all that and form their own beliefs, and that would just be accepted and allowed. Think about what that might be like for a minute, if there were no official narratives. If everyone was allowed to just interpret reality for themselves without the supervision of any overseeing authority. Would the sky fall? Would the world catch fire? Or could we find a way for that to just be fine? You might argue that recent events show bad things would happen if there were no official narratives. People won't get vaccinated. People would distrust election results and raid the Capitol building. But think about it. Why are people doing those things? It's because they distrust the official narratives they are being fed by the official narrative managers, who, as we've just discussed, don't have the best track record on truthfulness. They manufacture consent for any murderous agenda the U.S. war machine decides at once.  And they just rewrite their own official narratives a second after they were screaming at people for trying to write their own. This wouldn't be the case in a society where people weren't being bullied and shoved into untrustworthy narratives by untrustworthy institutions. If we are to transcend our self-destructive patterning as a species, that movement will necessarily include an end to having our minds manipulated by the propaganda engine of an oligarchic empire which feeds on murder, slavery, and environmental destruction. We're going to have to pry the lies we've been told since birth from our minds and begin building a healthy world. One where we collaborate with each other and with our ecosystem toward the common good, and one where we respect one another's mental sovereignty without any institutional mechanisms exerting control over any of us. It's entirely possible to have such a world, but in order to have it, we'll all have to at some point relinquish the inner tyrant inside us, which thinks it knows what thoughts everyone else should be thinking in their heads and seeks to impose control over them. Because that tyranny is the same mind virus which led to the rise of the official narrative management which holds us all captive today, we can only ever be as free as we allow ourselves to be.


Welcome back everyone, theCUBE's live coverage, day two at MY's, Mandiant's Worldwide Cybersecurity Conference. I'm John Furrier, host of theCUBE. We've got a great panel here discussing the rule changes going on around risk management, cybersecurity, Marshall Heidelman's global CTO at Mandiant is here with me again. Edgar Capdeaville, CEO of Nizomi Networks, CUBE alumni and Amy Geiger, managing director at Accenture. Folks, thanks for coming on, appreciate your time. Good to see you again. Thanks for having us. So day two, we're kicking off a lot of discussion around obviously zero day prevention, you can't just prevent it's going to happen. Social engineering, we see all the things going on in the world. There's a lot of rule changes going on. There's a lot of compliance, discussions, risk management in particular. I mean, everyone's got to be scared. Look at the MGM thing that's happening, happened and still happening. It's just every day it's inevitable it's going on. A lot of new rule changes. Let's get into it, Amy. Let's talk about this new rule change that happened in July that's pretty material on the SEC on cyber risk management. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. So there's really two parts, right? So the first part really focuses on your 10K disclosures. How are you articulating your processes around governance around cyber risk, both how the board's governing it, as well as how management's governing cyber risk and how that is disclosed in your 10K. I think the piece that's causing a lot of stir, I would say is more the 8K piece, which is, okay, you've got a cyber incident now. You need to define materiality thresholds and if you determine that that incident is material, now you have four days to disclose in an 8K publicly that you've had a material cyber incident. This is putting a lot of pressure on the system that's already highly stressed. What's the impact to this? Because, I mean, it's nuanced, right? It's, what's the day mean? When does the day start? What's the clock? When does the clock start? Is there a dwell time involved? I can almost imagine the wiggle room that's needed for a company to get them more time because a lot of the time they're scared, they're worried about what's actually happening materially in the network or in the breach or any kind of incident. What's the, how does it all go? I mean, what's the, what's the guidance on when the clock starts and how do companies respond? Yeah, and I think this is where we see some of the tension and struggle, right? Because, I mean, it's very clear that the clock starts when you determine materiality, right? So I think the first task companies have right now is what's my framework for establishing materiality and it's a mix of dimensions and thresholds, qualitative, quantitative factors, legal implications, reputational implications, financial implications, those kinds of things. Once you determine that you've got a material incident, now all the operational impacts start, right? So not only am I trying to contain my incident, but now I've got to start making sure I'm getting the right data to be able to make those calls around materiality. So I think there's real operational impacts to incident responders when you think about compliance with the ruling. Marshall, you guys do a lot of work with the companies. What is that standard for you guys? Is it, are people like, I don't want to know, like, what's the standard for material? So, well, I'm not sure I can comment on exactly what is material because that is different for every single organization, right? I do think that with this SEC rule change, how companies look at materiality is probably going to change. As with any type of rule change like this, I think we have to take a step back and kind of wait and see and see how it gets approached. I was reading two different AKs that were filed recently from two different organizations. One didn't say very much. It just acknowledged the fact that there was an incident. It's being handled very, very light on details. The other one happened to publish almost four paragraphs of details. So they're very detail oriented and said a lot about the incident. That was because one company wanted to disclose more than the other one, or it's simply because within that four day time period, one company was able to get a better handle on what had happened than the first organization. And from my perspective, having been in this game for about 17 years, you never want to victim shame the victim, right? And so it's unfair to judge how an organization is doing about what they file on their AK, especially when we don't understand the standard for what should be disclosed and what is the fair disclosure at that point in time. Because what an organization doesn't want to do is disclose too much information, ultimately be wrong because they're early on in the investigation and have to walk some of that back in public filings. It's almost a no win scenario if they don't do it right. Edgar, this is interesting with the vulnerability, unique vulnerability opportunities for attackers with IoT and OT technology. Sometimes it's a Windows 7 server, or desktop machine running an OT device, and now you've got multi-threaded light bulbs with IP addresses. I mean, the IoT service area is unique. What's the challenge for the CISO with this rule? Because it's... I think it's going to be both a challenge and an opportunity, right? So I think you have, if it's going to be hard to establish materiality and respond within four days on the world of IoT, which has evolved consistently with hackers, imagine the world of OT, which is like lagging behind the CISOs don't necessarily have the budget centralized, the authority centralized. A lot of times the world of OT, which is many folks consider a subset of IoT, is under some other governance. Now, if something, an incident where to affect the world of OT or to impact the world of OT, try walking into a boardroom to say, hey, that TCPIP network over there was not my responsibility, right?  The reality is the CISO is responsible for everything that is technology. And this is an opportunity for CISOs to look at the entire scope, look for centralization of technology, governments decision-making, accelerate the gap or enclosing the gap that exists between OT and IoT and bring that into the fold. Guys, this is a really touchy subject, okay? And so, because when do you disclose, what does it mean to the reputation? So the question I guess I want to ask is, how should companies organize their security teams in context to this new observational data point that gives them the materially impacted by the rules for the reasons you mentioned and now the regulation? So do they change how CISOs organize the teams? Is there any thoughts on team structure, first response on the incident? I mean, again, I can only imagine the complexity of managing through this. Yeah, so I think the structure conversation starts to come back to how you demonstrate good governance over cyber, right? From an incident perspective, I think now your incidents need to be organized, your response needs to be organized around how do you gather the data that's going to allow you make a decision whether it's material or not. And I think the other part of the conversation that we often overlook is, I need to be able to justify and document when I make a decision that it's not material as well, right? And so you can't pick and choose when you're going to assess that materiality, it needs to be in the flow of every single incident, right? So as it evolves, you can make those calls. So like I said, I think there's going to be a lot of material, like operational impacts. Based on your many years experience, has it changed the structure of teams and workflows? Yeah, so in general, I agree with exactly what Amy just said, but I will add that I think it's a personal decision to reach organization because of how organizations are structured, how they handle security incidents, the amount of visibility gets all the way up the chain, how much of a boardroom topic conversation actually is. All those things will really dictate how an organization should be structured. I would argue at the end of the day, the structure is not the most important. It's the governance that they have in place. It's how do they handle these incidents? Do they have an incident response plan? Do they have a crisis management plan? If so, how well does that get executed? You know, it's fantastic to have these plans in place for organizations that do, but they've never practiced them. They haven't done those tabletop exercises. And the plan tends to get thrown out the window when an incident starts because now they're running around trying to figure out what's going on. So really having that professional mature response, I think is what we see is what is absolutely necessary now going forward to make certain that when a breach becomes material, you can show that you've handled it, right? Like you're in the public and rest assured that you've got a good handle on it. You're acting according to everything you should. Your AK filing is fine and it's being handled in the most mature and professional way possible. Whereas it hasn't always been the case. Absolutely, and just on top of that, one more thing would be, why is the SEC doing this, right? The SEC is doing it to protect investors. And 10K and an AK is a communications between the board and management to the investor community. So the CISO is now being brought into this. CISO is now being brought into the boardroom, you know, the big table, and the CISOs need to elevate their game. They now need to be, you know, talk to a board. The board needs some security competence and they need to have a relationship that is going to be ongoing and it's going to be now forever. That's a great point. If you don't mind, I want to just follow up with that. Is like, what's the feedback from CISOs on the viability and the feasibility of the regulations? Is there any, what's their commentary? I mean, I'm sure they got an opinion. What's the general, you don't have to name names, but what's the general CISO opinion on this? I'll take the first crack. Listen, a lot of CISOs sometimes are in the CF organization very deep. Sometimes they're in the IT organization really deep. And like I said, cybersecurity has become such a common topic. It is in the topics of the President of the United States, CISA, everybody's talking about cybersecurity. So this really, really elevates the point. A lot of CISOs don't feel prepared. They don't feel they have had the right budget continuity. They don't have haven't had the right sponsorship. They don't have the right representation in management and they don't have the right competence level in the board to hear them. Oh, Amy, so I got to ask you, maybe everyone can weigh in on this one. Okay, so with the cloud, it's an API economy. So that means third parties are working with each other. What's the impact on third party companies involved? Because everyone's a team sport, right? Both ways, security and defense. Is there a third party involved? What's their role? Yeah, I think the interesting part about the ruling is it accounts for that as well, right? Because it said your material disclosure could include a material incident that's coming from one of your third parties, right? And so, you know, I think we've seen over the last few years, right? That threat surface continued to expand, right? The concern of CISO is extending well beyond the bounds of their organization. I think this is just going to take that one step further. Because that dialogue is going to have to be ongoing in the midst of an incident with your third party for you to be able to do that materiality determination. Third party's huge. I mean, Kevin on the keynote yesterday, I love what he does on the keynote, because he's like, I used to do forensic and jump into the logs. He's the CEO now, he doesn't do that anymore.  So I got to feel like AI is an opportunity here, maybe even the governance side, to not get so legal. Because I can imagine the CISOs gearing up for how to support the regulation, the rulings. How is there any kind of opportunity to apply AI or automation or just too new of a thing? Any thoughts? I can take a stab and say from the governance perspective, I would say it's probably a bit too new. Governance still is very policy-driven, very human-driven. On the tech side, AI can absolutely help because it's going to reduce the toil for the soccer responders that'll help them respond that much faster. Because four days, that's either an eternity, a lifetime in attack, or it's not much time at all. It really depends on the attacker and what's going on. So the faster you can make your incident responders and your soccer analysts able to respond, the faster they can get a better handle of what's going on.  So I would argue, yes, AI absolutely will help from the technology and the response perspective. The governance perspective, I think we need to wait and see how that evolves. Co-pilot opportunity, AI will take care of it. I think it's funny, we're talking about AI and how to incorporate AI. And like I said, I come from the world of industrial companies. Industrial companies do not have the basic instrumentation to monitor their networks that don't have asset inventories. So for a lot of these folks, visibility and instrumenting their industrial control and IoT networks to be at par with their IT networks is job number one. AI will come. Yeah, get set up first, get that data. This picks up a good question. I mean, this is basically a trust question, right? And so on the IoT side, is this ruling more about investor trust or is there a longer term goal? Is it more of a beachhead to get going? Is there a lot of pressure? Does it have teeth? Does this ruling, I guess, is at the beginning? How important is this in terms of the CISO really in terms of their approach? And actually they got to ramp up, make some changes. They got compliance issues. So I think it's very important. I think it's about investor trust, right? I think it remains to be seen, the teeth and those kinds of things. We'll have to see post December. But I think what is going to do absolutely is change the conversation at the management and the board level with the CISO, right? Because now you have some of that regulatory pressure to elevate those dialogues. And I think that's good. That's good for CISOs. That's good for how we mitigate cyber risk across the industry, right? And I think that in and of itself, separate and apart from the regulation, will help us advance defense forward. Okay, so the folks watching, obviously this is new. There's regulations to comply to. There's best practices, opportunities to start doing. So I guess my next question is, what are the best practices for this? And then what are the penalties if they're not in compliance? So yeah, why don't I take the best practices, Naomi, I'll turn it back over to you for the penalties. You know, from the best practices perspective, really it's almost back to security 101 as Kevin was talking a bit about yesterday. The organization needs to make sure that they have a good instant response plan. They need to have that risk and crisis management plan. They need to have exercised the plans. They basically need to know what to do in this type of situation. Those plans need to evolve a little bit because as an instant responder, an instant materiality, that's not really my problem. That's not my call to make, right? But obviously we have to have legal and executives involved to be able to make that call. So there's a flow of information and concise information that has to happen to make sure that they can make those calls. That's probably a change in how organizations were planning their responses to incident. Just making sure that their plans are now updated to account for all those facts. Making sure that they've battled test of these plans. They're hard on their executives, know how to respond. They know what third parties are involved. They know who exactly they're going to call. Just making certain that as we would have wanted any organization to do beforehand, they know what to do in the case of an instant, just modified now to incorporate this particular ruling and aiming on penalties. Penalties, what's, flag on the play, what's the penalty? Yeah, I mean I think that their fines and penalties, right, to be determined by the SEC, right? If they come back and say, you know, we deemed this incident to be material and you didn't disclose it to your investors, right? So it starts to put cyber in the realm of some of these other financial reporting risks that companies have been managing for decades. Yeah, and this really kind of highlights the role of data and security, not as an IT department, but as a board level, tabletop conversation we've heard here. I mean, it really makes it as big as an earning report, a filing.  This is a big deal. Yeah. I would say the only thing I would add is that this is just the first step, right? The SEC jumped the gun to protect investors, the right thing to do, but it's only the first step. I think we're about eight months from having CISA do its move and it's going to be very similar and it's also going to continue to have some teeth. So the CISOs and management teams and specifically boards need to start preparing for the new world. What's your advice for the folks watching on this? What's the deal? CISOs need to elevate the game. They need to be a lot more familiar with interacting with as part of the management team and with the board towards investors, in this case with the SEC. I think the board needs to get some competency associated with cyber as they did with financials or any other topic that becomes top of mind for investors and other regulatory bodies and I think they've covered best practices quite well. And then get the edge stuff nailed down, the device is all connected, get that data to set up the AI potentially as an opportunity. I think getting the attention of the board and investors in the past on different topics has been fundamental in changing industries. Like for example, Serbanes Oxley did amazing things for eliminating fraud, not 100% but radically from the newspapers and I think we can do significant damage to the world of cyber and the evil doers with this movement that is coming. Amy, we'll give you the final word, essentially you guys do a lot of work with customers. What's your workflow motion with your customer base? What do they do? What's the steps that they take? Yeah, so look, we're having these conversations with our clients doing a lot of the things that we've talked about today. How do you get ready? I think the other topic that we've been discussing that we haven't touched on today is just how we think this ruling is going to change the C-suite accountabilities around cyber, right? Suddenly now the CFO has unique accountabilities around cyber risk, right? The general counsel, the CEO. And so I think cyber risk is going to become more of a day-to-day part of their job in good times and in bad times from an incident perspective. And so for us, it's how do we work with our clients to help not just our CISOs prepare but how do we help our C-suites prepare as well? Amy, Marshall, Edgar. Thanks for coming on theCUBE, appreciate it. Thanks for having us here. Thanks so much. Risk management, trust. It's going to be about trust and protection and responding to the adversaries. This is what's going to happen here. Mandy is covering all the action here at theCUBE. We'll be right back after this short break.