Okay, we're back. We're live. It's 3pm. It's the 3 o'clock block, and we're talking about aging and grace, and we have two very graceful people with us from AARP. That's not the association for, what is it? Retired persons. Because they gave that up. It says AARP. It's so efficient. Okay, that was some years ago, actually. Okay, to my left, Sarah Gill and to her left, Jessica Woolley. Sarah Gill is with the National AARP in Washington, and she flies around the country and she talks to people and delivers the good word, right? Am I right? Yes, sir. Okay, and she's here on a bill. We're going to talk about that bill in a minute. And Jessica Woolley is, what's your title with the AARP here? Advocacy director. Okay, in Hawaii.   Can you tell us a little about that and why it's relevant? Sure. Well, I'm a small business owner, and I worked with Aina Aloha Consulting and also previous to that, for six years, I served in the legislature and the house. The Hawaii legislature. Yes, and before that, I was deputy attorney general, and then before that, legal aid society poi. Okay, wow. What a career. Wow. Okay, remember, all those things about Jessica, that feeds into our discussion. All those things are relevant. She's a lawyer. Okay, this is a law student. Okay, Sarah, tell us what AARP nationally does. Sure. AARP is an advocacy organization. We're a nonprofit. We represent the interests of the 50 plus so that people can live with dignity as they age. And that includes all sorts of different advocacy pieces. Today we're here to talk about retirement. Okay, that's a fair thing because retirement is pretty central for seniors. In fact, sometimes it's critical. Yeah, absolutely. I can give you facts and figures on that one. Okay, and Jessica, can you talk about what the local does? What is the AARP local in Hawaii do? Sure, we have a lot of programs for people over 50, and we really reach out for advocacy purposes at the legislature, as well as just programs to help people age well. So important. Got to age with grace. Yeah, and you know, I think nationally right now, the second fastest growing group, what do you think it is? 100 years and older? The fastest growing group, 85 and older. So we have a changing population. It's a really important time for us to talk about our policies and how we address our aging population. Yeah, we have to make their lives reasonable. That's including my life. I've got to make my life reasonable. And the great tragedy here and elsewhere is that sometimes it doesn't work that way. Sometimes people work a whole lifetime, and then they get to be elders and seniors, and their lives are not reasonable. And we have to prevent against that. We have to take care of them. This is caring for your fellow human being. That's just why it's such a good organization. And you have how many members? 38 million. And my question before, how do you sleep at night? There's not enough time to sleep. We will sleep when everyone can comfortably retire. Okay, so the problem is money, right? Yes. When you get to your later years, you may not have enough money. And I can't give you exact demographics, but there are fewer pension plans, fewer retirement plans out there now than there were before. And a lot of people hit their elder years without a whole lot of money. And they got to rely on social security, which the government in Washington these days doesn't like too much and we can't be totally confident that it'll continue forever. And by the way, I'm hoping you guys can stop that. You've got to protect social security. We're on it. Okay, all right. Okay, but the problem is that when you get older, you may not have enough money, even with social security. And without some kind of pension plan, retirement plan, you're not going to have a reasonable senior period in your life. So you guys are addressing that. What's the problem as you see it? And what are you doing? That is a great intro and a great question. Thanks for having us today. We're really excited about it. In fact, I think we have a graphic that talks a little bit about how big the problem is. As you can see, the risk of financial insecurity and retirement is on the rise. In fact, in the 1980s, roughly one out of every three households was at risk for financial insecurity. And I always like to say, that doesn't mean you're not going to be able to visit your grandkids or buy a birthday gift for someone. What it means is you're not going to be able to keep the lights on. You won't be able to afford rent or medication. Now, the risk today is roughly one out of every two households. So you can see that's substantially worse than it's been. To your point, people are just not saving enough for retirement. But we think that's because they don't have access, access to good retirement plans out of their regular paycheck. Okay. When you want to go to the next slide. Next slide, please. Let's go to the next slide. Oftentimes we get the question, why is ARP working on this issue? Most of your members are already retired. But there's two things. First, this is a ubiquitous problem. It's a problem that impacts every age group. As you can see on the screen, the 55 to 64 age cohort, almost half of them don't have any money saved for retirement. They have no assets saved. So this is true across all households. And we really, really need to work on this issue because otherwise people won't be able to live independently as they age. Isn't part of an education saying, look, you know, it's not going to come from heaven. You have to do things while you're in your working years to save. I mean, isn't that part of the problem that people don't see that, they don't realize that there will be a reckoning? I think that's part of the problem. But you know, when we survey people, they tell us overwhelmingly, if you made it easier for me to do this, I would save. But everybody has their own life going on. Everybody is paying their bills or taking their kids to soccer practice. We are a nation of consumers. We consume everything. The ads fly at us all day long. We think we got to buy things and we spend all our money. And the question is, where do you start? As a consumer, where would you go to open up your own retirement plan? Especially there's so many people that don't even have a bank account. How would they navigate this environment? And I think the next slide talks a little bit about that. So if we could, perfect. So in fact, the statistics are startling. Since the 1970s, the number of people who have had access to a way to save for retirement out of their regular paycheck hasn't budged. That's four decades. And now imagine this, right? We've got the creation of the internet. We've got social media. We've got all these new technologies. And nothing is cracking that nut about how to make sure people are financially secure in retirement. We think Hawaii saves us this. Wow, that's really, that's really shocking. It's scary, but it's nice to have some kind of solution to have a problem with a real solution. Well, it's a real problem and it needs a real solution. And nobody better but AARP to figure out what that solution might be. So what have you figured out, Sarah? Well, what we know is that behavioral economics is the key. So making the right way the easy way is what we have to do. So we need to use features like automatic enrollment, automatic escalation, not have too many different investment products. They just need to be the right products, the right investment options, and fees need to be low. These things need to be accessible to everyone. But there's always a risk in the market. I read the paper this morning and people are expecting some kind of recession in 2020 or 2021 and maybe before. And so you put your money in an investment account. How can you feel comfortable about that? Can you find a product that will save me in the event of a recession? Right. And I think that's to your early point about sleeping at night. I think a lot of people, that's what keeps them up is how am I going to retire and where should I put my money? And that's one of the things these state programs are trying to address. So they use new tools like target date funds, which are basically investments that are based on your age of projected retirement. So it's kind of a set it and forget it approach. If you want something that's more aggressive, you can do that. If you want something that's more conservative, you can do that as well. Oh, you have choices. We have choices. This is very good. So you take some responsibility here. Absolutely. This is all about having the individual take responsibility. Absolutely, it is. And I think we have a slide to talk a little bit about how Oregon works. First slide. Before we get to Oregon, let's talk about this because one of the questions I get all the time is there are so many retirement products out there. People can already do this. And the answer is sure. There are tons of retirement products available, but people aren't using them. If you don't have a way to save out of your regular paycheck, only 5% of people will go out on their own and open an IRA. Whereas if they're automatically enrolled in a plan at work, they're 20 times more likely to save. 20 times 5. 20 times more likely. That's much better. So you have to make it easy for them. Absolutely. And when you say you, you mean the government. Or you mean the employer. Or do you mean both? You know, I mean everybody has a little role to play here. So the next slide talks about Oregon saves, I believe. Yes, perfect. So Oregon saves is something that Hawaii is considering implementing here. And essentially the way it works is that the state says, okay, employers, we know how important it is that every worker has a way to save for retirement out of their regular paycheck. So you need to give your workforce a way to do that. But to make that easier for you, we're going to set up a back up plug and play 529 college savings plan style retirement product that you can use. That's 529. College savings plan. People might be familiar with that. The state, it's a public-private partnership. So the employer doesn't have to run it. All they have to do is make sure the payroll deduction, the money comes out of the worker's paycheck and goes to the private sector provider. Okay. In the nature of what? It's not a tax. It's like a contribution to the Aloha United fund or something like that, right? It's voluntary and the employer is helping out. Exactly. And in fact, the employer is required to keep their participation very minimal. We know this won't work if it doesn't work for employers. And employees retain control always. So the employee decides how much they want to put away, if they want to save it all, and where they want to invest. What kind of, you know, where you recommend as to how much I should, what percentage of my income, how much in dollars should I be, you know, targeting here? What do I do? I think people can often get a little bit scared by the numbers when they hear, you know, your lifetime income, you could need as much as 12 times your final salary in order to live comfortably. But you don't always have to, you don't have to jump at that whole number up front. If you put away 5%, 6% out of your regular paycheck and then slowly increase over time to 10%, that should get you started off really well. Sure, because then it's going to, it's going to go into multiples over the years. And we're talking for young persons in the 20s or 30s. I mean, that's really young. Thank you. You know, over a lifetime, that's going to compound. And so it may seem like only 5% now, but at the end of the day, it's going to be much more than that, depending on the economy. Absolutely. Okay, so now the state. The Oregon saves as a statute in the state of Oregon. What does it say? How does it work? Who's responsible to do what? So there's three players here. The state basically creates this kind of Costco model of retirement, this warehouse model of retirement.  And you're saying to them, I can get you a better deal because I'm going to pull you together and negotiate on your behalf. So the state plays that role of negotiator and they make sure that the investment providers in the private sector are offering appropriate products. So it's approval of investment providers. And if I'm a stockhouse or something, I go to the states, I like to be an investment provider for this program, and they'll look at me and vet me and decide I'm okay. And then they'll include me in an array of investment advisers who qualify under the plan. And then the individual who's making the contributions, he can pick one, right? Exactly. That's up to him, his responsibility. Exactly. The individual, the employee, decides how much they want to put away and where they want to invest. And all the employer does is run the payroll deduction. So they're taking the money out of their employee's paycheck and directly transferring it to that investment manager. It doesn't sound like it's very complicated if you want to know. Why do we need a statute? We need a statute because over the last four decades, as you saw on the screen, the number of people who have had access to retirement plans hasn't changed. So if we keep doing what we're doing now, that one out of every two people who's at risk for financially insecure retirement is going to keep growing. So this is government's way of encouraging people. It's incentivization. It's making it easy for them.  And by doing that, encouraging them, yes?   It's a program. Providing a tool. And you can fall into it. And that makes it easier for you. Otherwise, you're kind of on your own and you're making decisions. You may not be all that comfortable or confident in what you're doing. This helps you with the level of confidence. Confidence leads people to make investments in their own future. Exciting. Okay. And it's working well in Oregon? It is working very well. So what we know is that there's about $14 million saved for retirement, mostly by people that have never saved for retirement before. Also, that average income of the people saving is about $29,000 a year. So we're not talking about super-rich people saving for retirement. We're talking about people we've had a hard time getting to save for decades. Is Oregon the only state or are there others? So there are, depending on how you count it, six to ten states that have already passed legislation. They're working on getting them up and running. And then you've got another 20 to 30 states that are considering it. One final question before we go to the break. Why doesn't the federal government do this? Wouldn't this be good on a national basis exactly as you have described it? Why doesn't the federal government do it? There are conversations going on in the federal level about Congress doing something. I would say as a person who has seen all these states in action that states are the right place to do this because the state of Hawaii, for instance, can create a program that works for its residents. And what works for Hawaii may not work for Missouri or North Carolina. So we need to make sure that the solution that you have here in Hawaii is right for you. Just as well, but we should have it in every state. We should have something in every state. There's a bottom line set of circumstances that's present in every state. Okay, that's Sarah, that's Jessica. We have an intern, by the way, whose name is Parker. So if we had the intern with us here today at the table, we would say Sarah, Jessica, Parker. We're going to have a break now. Wonderful. Hi, I'm Rusty Komori, host of Beyond the Lines on Think Tech, Hawaii. My show is based on my book, also titled Beyond the Lines, and it's about creating a superior culture of excellence, leadership, and finding greatness. I interview guests who are successful in business, sports, and life, which is sure to inspire you in finding your greatness. Join me every Monday as we go Beyond the Lines at 11 a.m. Aloha. Hey, Aloha. My name is Andrew Lanning. I'm the host of Security Matters Hawaii, airing every Wednesday here on Think Tech, Hawaii, live from the studios. I'll bring you guests. I'll bring you information about the things in security that matter to keeping you safe, your co-workers safe, your family safe, to keep our community safe. We want to teach you about those things in our industry that may be a little outside of your experience. So please join me because security matters. Aloha. Let's start. OK, we're back. We're live with Sarah, who is a shy child, and Jessica, who has experience in the Hawaii State Legislature. So let's turn to the state of Hawaii now. You like what's happened in Oregon. It sounds like a perfect solution for Hawaii. There are a lot of people in Hawaii. I mean, I know some of these situations myself where people have worked hard all their lives and something intervenes, some kind of super-expense intervenes, who knows what. And they're in deep kimchi by the time they get older. They have no savings.  This is really bad. So we have to find a way. Oregon seems like a good way. And the AARP seems like a good organization to advance the same kind of bill in Hawaii. What do you think? So have we done that? Well, there are two bills that are still live in the legislature. So one is in the Senate, SB 1374. And so that is Senator Taniguchi's bill that would essentially set up a implementation plan and implement it under BNF, Budget and Finance. So it sets up a program very similar to Oregon Saves, and it could probably get up and running in a couple years. Why that long? Well, it probably wouldn't actually take that long to set it up. But part of the process is figuring out who's going to come in first. You know, you don't want to have everybody come in all at once. And, you know, Sarah can talk about that in terms of how Oregon has staggered it. But, you know, you could definitely set it up within a year. But I think before you start to see full implementation, you know, I think it would be a couple years.  My savings juices going. I would start thinking about saving. I think a lot of people do know about it. And more and more, you know, part of it is that education part, you know, what's happening at the legislature. A lot of people don't know what's happening. But the reality is small businesses have been surveyed and they have responded. There are 216,000 estimated employees who don't currently have access to retirement savings. That's a big percentage of our workforce. So it really puts our small businesses at a disadvantage now if they don't have these options like Oregon. So it's really something we have to take action. It's a real win not just for the employees, but those small business employers who can be more competitive now in their industry. And they can know that they're taking care of their workers. Or the workers are actually taking care of themselves. Well, but it takes the edge off the problem.  So their employees are so well they don't have anything. They don't even have an HR department. I mean, who's going to run the payroll at action? So no benefits and no retirement benefits. And so if this bill is passed, and that helps a small business person because it offers the employee an option. It gives him some comfort. And thus there is at least an option on the table which can make it softer and easier to work for such an employer. Yeah, even without a fancy pension plan. Absolutely. And so our survey showed 8 out of 10 employers would support legislation to provide these services. Automatic deduction. So it makes a lot of sense for our private sector would make us a lot more competitive. And at the end of the day, it's going to save government money. I mean, that's why it's really a triple win for our government services, our social safety net that really ends up paying. Because if they don't have any money, they're going to be on the street. Yeah. If they don't have any money, we're going to have to bail them out. We're going to have to, as a moral, ethical matter, we're going to have to help them. And that means government mostly. That's right. So just in a short 15-year period of time, based on some assumptions, the state government alone would save over $30 million. Yes. No surprise. So now this was in the 2018 legislature. What happened? It died in conference. There was a Senate bill that died in conference at the very end. Yeah. Okay. You don't have to say anything. Let me say it. That was a gross mistake. This is a bill that doesn't cost the state of farthing. This is a bill that works for everybody. This is a bill that's humane and beneficial for everyone in the community. Everyone in the community talked about it. For them to die, let that bill die in conference is wrong. And it's a big mistake on the part of the legislature. That's just me talking. But I can't imagine any counter-argument. I can't imagine anyone opposing this bill. But it died. Okay. Now we're here in 2019. What's happening? So the Senate bill has moved through WAM and so it is set up for our third reading and to cross over into the House and the House bill we're waiting to see if it will be scheduled and financed. There's a couple more days left. Okay. Cross over coming soon? Yes. Who's here? Who are your champions? So Representative Johansson, Chair Johansson on the House side, HB 1189 and Senator Taniguchi on the Senate side. Take a shout out to Johansson and Taniguchi, shout out. Thank you guys. And we've had a lot of support. I mean, Senate President's been supportive. We've heard from Psyche's office, from House Speaker's office. So we're getting a lot of support. So we're very hopeful. But you never know until you know. But there's no good reason not to pass this bill. And if they do nothing but pass this bill, a little session will probably be better. There's a lot of bills that have much less value than are pending in this session. I could name names and I could name bills. This one's really good. This one's great. This one's an easy, easy bill. And AAP National will be happy to see this. That's one of the reasons you're here, isn't it? I'm here to help out in any way I can. Okay. You're campaigning in other states for the same bill. Absolutely. You should talk about New Jersey, actually. Big win in New Jersey. We have a bill that just got sent to the governor's desk yesterday, actually. So it's been several years in the making and we're thrilled that the more than a million people in Jersey are going to get access to retirement plans for the first time. Well, anything is great that AAP does this. I mean, on the national level. Because there's a vacuum.  And we have to do this kind of thing. It's moral, humane, caring kind of bill. So my compliments to you both, your efforts in that regard. What else you got on the deck, actually, Jessica? Well, we're also working on KapunaCare, KapunaCare givers, you know, the executive office on aging, making sure they're funded. A lot of these programs are on the table right now because of the new house budget system. So, yeah, there's a lot of concern that some of those social safety net programs are in jeopardy. So we're fighting hard to protect them. There's so many issues about the social safety net and indeed there's more of a need for it than it was before. And the Green New Deal you know, has an element. One of its various liberal elements is a guaranteed basic income, you know. And I really wonder how that would work if it ever passed in a conservative or even a moderate Congress. But assuming it passes it seems to me that that would also conceivably apply to seniors. Why not? Seems appropriate. Kind of as a retirement package. Well, you know, the joke is the new word for retirement is work. So what we know is that seniors are working longer. They're raised in retirements and they know they're living longer. As Jessica said earlier, I mean they're telling millennials to plan to live to the age of 100 financially. So we all could benefit from a little bit of extra financial planning up front. Yeah. But the other thing about that is your senior years can be like your junior years. The active, productive. It can be, you know, all kinds of psychic benefits and personal benefits. And you can lead a very nice life than you could before. It's not just an old downhill. It's in many ways, it's an uphill. And you can achieve, the seniors can achieve you know a new chapter. A better chapter in seniorhood so to speak. And AARP is helping them do that. That's right. So I mean you're giving them the gift of life in a way, aren't you? Well, thank you. That's very meaningful. We're all about disrupting aging at AARP. We really believe that it's not, you know, 60 is the new 80. What it is, is I'm happy to be 60 and I'm living an active life and I'm excited about the things that I've got going on right now. So this bill is really to be able to live independently as you age and live the life you want to live as you're retiring. So let's talk about in one other element of this is suppose I'm really retired but I'm working also. I'm making some money. I can set, under this bill in Oregon and hopefully in Hawaii, I can set the time when I stop paying. I can pay until I decide not to pay, right? So I'm, you know, 60, 70, 80, who knows what. I'm still productive, I'm still earning some kind of living. I don't have to stop my payments. I don't have to withdraw from the investment account. I can keep doing it. You can keep putting money away as you are working, absolutely. These are IRAs, at least in Oregon's case, and likely Hawaii. So all the same rules that would apply to an IRA today apply to you under the Hawaii Saves Program. So it is an IRA. And that means when you put it in, you're putting in after-tax dollars but the gains in the plan are tax-free and the withdrawals are tax-free. You're getting the tax-free treatment when you need it. This is really, really a good thing. So the other, the last thing is you know, so I don't take it out or I don't take all of it out. It's still largely in there. And then I fall on the curb. I'm gone. I'm finished. I'm dead. What happens to the money in my plan? It's still your money. So unlike a pension plan where after you pass away you don't have additional benefits, this is more like a 401K. It's like an IRA. So that money is your money. And that's really important for a state program like Hawaii Saves, like Oregon Saves. Because the state can't access the money. They can't sweep it. They can't take the money away. You own it. It's yours in entirety. There's two words that come to mind on all of this. Not only in Oregon but in Hawaii. Not only in the Oregon legislature but in the Hawaii Square Building. No brainer. We'll take it. One word or two. Thank you very much. Good to meet you. Jessica, great to have you. We'll do it again. Aloha.


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Good afternoon, everyone. Welcome back to theCUBE's day one coverage of CrowdStrike Falcon 23 Live at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Lisa Martin and Dave Vellante here. We've had a great morning so far, talking with execs and some customers. We've another customer that we're really going to unpack their case study next. PK is here from Navan, Global Head of Security and Trust CSO. PK, great to have you. Thanks so much for joining us today. Thanks for having me. It's a pleasure to be here. Give the audience an overview of Navan. I know this is formally trip actions, give us an overview of the company and the type of business that you do. Yeah, yeah. So, Navan is an all in all travel and expense management mobile-first SaaS platform. Our core mission is to simplify travel and expensing for our customers and users. We have thousands of customers, close to 3,000 employees. It's global operations. Talk about, was the company founded back in 2015? Yes, yes. What were some of the gaps in the market at the time? I've used trip-to-action myself to relate to that. So, what were some of the gaps that the founders wanted? We can fix this. Yeah, so our founders, Ariel Cohen and Ilan Twig, were frequent travelers. And the antiquated nature of the travel tech kind of industry and the products that they were using actually caused a lot of frustration to them to actually come out and build a company to solve this problem. And modernized travel technology with a mobile-friendly simplified travel experience for the user. That's the genesis of why the company was formed. So, what's changed in your business in the last few years? Obviously, the world has changed. The world has traveled. The world of travelers changed. Consumer habits have changed. We come out to Las Vegas a lot and you can see everybody's so eager to get out and travel. What has changed in your business in terms of its drivers and how has that changed the way you approach security? Yes, so Navan, the focus has always been on the user. That's why the company was formed. We focused on the user. We want to simplify the experience for the user. So it was initially started as a travel tech platform. And then we went out and built a payments platform to offer a single pane of glass to our customers with travel and payments. And lately, we've been early adopters of the generative AI technology. And I can talk more about that. So all of this has resulted in its unique set of security challenges, right? We have a lot of customer, PII, financial information. We're using Genai and product workflows. Engineers are using it. So it's created a unique set of security risks and challenges that we had to address as a security function. What were some of those major challenges that you had from a security perspective that led you to start looking for technologies like CrowdStrike? Sure, yeah. So if you look at all the common breaches in the recent past, right? It's mostly happening from a business email compromise, MFA bypass, endpoint-related kind of vulnerabilities that lead to these kind of attacks, right? And as a security function and a security organization, our primary, one of our primary objective is to make a cost of an attack as expensive as possible. It's a risk management function. We want to constantly reduce the risk, right? So from that perspective, we were looking at how to mitigate some of these risk vectors on the endpoint. And we were looking at Best in Class technologies there. So that's why we kind of initially onboarded the Falcon EDR platform. And then we expanded the relationship to Falcon Complete, which is the managed services platform as well because the tech and the service was so good and we want to make our internal operations as efficient as possible. So that was kind of what led to this, yeah. You mentioned you're using generative AI. How so? And when did you start? What does that journey look like? And then I want to ask you about what you saw on stage today. Yeah, great question. So we were actually the first travel and expense management company to adopt this technology. Earlier on, beginning of this year, we released a virtual assistant called Ava Chatbot to support our customers using generative AI technology. And then we also have an admin offering as part of our product, where we kind of use some of these technologies to offer like a personalized data assistant to CFOs and admins. And then in addition to that, our developers also use this technology to write, build, test, and fix code as well. So there's multiple use cases from customer product workflows, internal developer workflows, and also some of our internal operations. So, I mean, you said early this year, so not long after ChatGPT was announced, of course, generative AI was around before that. Yes. So you were, I'm inferring, you were working on it before last November, is that true? No, so. Ash, November, the catalyst. Great question. So, Nawan has always leveraged AI technology, right? But the adoption of this technology because of the open AI and the wave that has happened has really changed.  So that is the piece that I was referring to. We were always in AI-first technology, but the adoption of some of these generative AI technologies in our product workflows, and for our developers, how we write code for our technical workflows, internal operations, we were embraced and adopted this technology in a huge way, because we know this is going to disrupt the market. What was your talk about today? So today my talk was about SOC transformation, modernizing your security operation center and incident response, yeah. Talk a little bit about that.  Great question. So if you look at legacy SOC, right? Let's take a step back. If you look at legacy SOC, cost of operation is significantly high, right? There's logs that are getting ingested from your endpoint, from your cloud, from your application, and then the storage of these logs in a way where it can be indexed real-time and write detections on top of that. You need to hire good detection engineers, and then on top of that to build automation and hire the right skill sets to actually triage these security threats and respond in a timely manner. This entire operation used to be very expensive. So we've really modernized this approach where we use a data warehousing platform with log enrichment to actually pull in the right signals. And then, since once you have the right logs, then it's easy to build detections on top of that using detection engineering. And then you can figure out a strategy, like that's where Falcon Complete fits right in, where when it comes to endpoint alerts, right? They do the first level of triage for us, right? So that we don't have to look at, we only look at critical, high-risk alerts that matter and triage and our analyst time goes into those kind of activities, right? So it's mostly efficiencies and scale that we want to achieve, yeah. So you use a cloud data warehouse. Can you share what you use? Yes, yes, absolutely. I'm very public about it. We use Snowflake for our log aggregation. We use Snowflake for our log aggregation and we run a detection engineering platform on top of that. In addition to that, we also have in-house detection engineers who further build on top of out-of-the-box detections that we get through MITRE and all of that, and then we stitch all this together with a no-code automation play, yeah. Okay, so I know Snowflake has the security use case, there's a workload. They introduced it a while ago. So when you see something like Charlotte AI as a practitioner, what do you think about that? What are the concerns that you would have in terms of adopting that? How will you go through determining whether or not that's a good fit? And then how does it fit with, for instance, what Snowflake's doing with NVIDIA or other AI? Yeah, yeah. So Snowflake's use case, at least in our context and environment, is primarily for log aggregation, indexing, and all of those things, right? As I said, we have our own other ways of writing detections on top of that and then responding, right? Based on once you write detections, you get alerts, write signals, you got to respond to that. When I think about, like when I heard George today and the keynote and when I'm thinking about Charlotte AI, the first thing that comes to my mind is reducing triage time for my stock analysts and all of that, if we can achieve that because as our company is growing, our customer base is growing, our infrastructure is growing, the size of logs and the kind of detections that we need to write is getting complex and complex. So if this technology can help in triaging, some of this in an efficient manner and if we can maybe reduce the cycles for triaging by like 50% or something like that, that's what comes first to my mind. In terms of adopting the technology, I mean, if your question is broadly around generative AI and open AI, I have a different answer to that, but when it comes to CrowdStrike's technology, we have already embraced their platform, right? A lot of our logs are already getting processed in their platform, so I don't see any net new additional risk. So you don't have concerns about applying GenAI, which gives you a different answer every time, you know, it sometimes hallucinates, right? That's chat, GPT, I'm not saying CrowdStrike's, I'm not saying Charlotte hallucinates, but do you have concerns about that and how would you test those and try to mitigate that risk? Yeah, so there's always a human angle involved here, right? So we are just using this technology when it comes to security use cases like SOC and IR, it's just the first level of triage, right? To reduce some of these workflows and even that first level of triage, we want to validate it from the source, right? Is it alerting on the right signals, right? Whatever is coming out of that technology, is it the right thing? And it's always validated by humans. I think it's almost like, think about it this way. When we adopt something like this, you also have to have a rigor and audit the whole thing, right? From a completeness and accuracy perspective. So we look at it from that perspective. So, of course, so there's that. And then we also follow the NIST cybersecurity framework to look at all of other threat vectors and risks that we need to mitigate from an AI perspective. We also look at that as well. So AI will give you the first pass. Yes. A human will validate that. Yes. Just like we use ChatGPT. I mean, I don't think I've ever used whatever ChatGPT gives me. I'm always editing or changing or maybe getting an idea and then applying it. And so it's sort of similar here. Do you see the day when the AI will actually take action for you or maybe it does in certain cases that they'll write a report, but do you ever see a day where it's unsupervised? So from a security practitioner's mindset, right? I don't see that day yet. I'll be very honest with you because security is a very complex ecosystem. As you know, it's not just a technical profession. There are regulatory angle. There's a customer angle. Now SEC has its own requirements for cyber reporting, all of those things. So the stakes are really, really high, right? So I don't see that yet. We'll see. Next year, if you're having this conversation, let's see how much the technology has progressed. For now, I still want to rely on my team. Yeah. Share with us some of the reasons that Navan chose CrowdStrike in a crowded market. What were some of the things that really stood out to you is that this is the right technology. And was there any sort of catalyst event within Navan from a security perspective that really led you to realize some of the changes that you needed to make? Yeah. So we were looking at, as I mentioned earlier, like we are in this mode of constant risk reduction and making a cost of an attack as expensive as possible, right? So we are constantly looking to move the needle from an endpoint perspective, from a cloud perspective, from an application security perspective, what we do around humans, training, training the developers. So since endpoint was such a common attack vector, we were looking at how to enhance our security posture there. And we looked at the players in the market and I have to say the CrowdStrike EDR product is easily, you know, it tops everybody there, right? I mean, that's what, that was the first product that they released. And I mean, now I've got a little bit of a behind the scene view because I'm in the customer advisory board and I know how they ship, how much rigor it goes into when they ship something. They also tested in their own environments when they ship something. So all of those things. So yeah, that was why we adopted that and then we expanded the relationship to like Falcon Complete and now I'm looking at the cloud offerings and so on and so forth. Do you use Microsoft security products? No, we do not. You don't. You don't use any. Okay, I mean, I know there's a lot of competition there and there's a lot of overlap there, but you know. What's the structure of your security regime? How are you organized? Who do you report to? You know, people are always asking what's the right security regime? There is no right answer, but curious as to how your reporting structure works. Great question. So let me take a step back. The primary objective and mission for my organization is three things, right? We are a product company. So securing our product, building customer trust, having the ability to detect and respond to security threats and incidents in a timely manner because there are regulatory commitments, customer commitments, investor commitments, all of those things. And lastly, you know, reduce risk, right? Reduce risk so that we can support the business. So based on this, my security organization has three main pillars, product and platform security, which is led by a senior leader and all of the leaders are director level. Then there is a SecOps detection and response function. And lastly, the governance risk and compliance and the GRC function, which takes care of like all the compliance, third party risk and policies and customer facing security content. That's how we are organized. And I report to EVP of engineering, who this is a person who runs all of our engineering parts of our product and also many other things, IT operations, a very, very senior exec. And then I have reporting obligations to the audit committee of the board and also kind of like a dotted line to GC and CFO because as I mentioned, there are multiple implications here in security. As a technology, so many, if not most CISOs will tell us their number one challenges, lack of talent, lack of depth, lack of bench strength. I'm sure you hear it all the time.  No, that's always a challenge. Yeah, that's always a challenge. But the way I think about security and the way I've built the organization here at Navan is it's a mission driven profession. I mean, we are not in a nine to five kind of a job, right? It's mission driven. I mean, you need people who are passionate and think this way. I'm very fortunate that I've found some folks who think like this and it's a mission for us, right? It's a constant mission and we are always brainstorming, thinking how to move the needle forward, reduce the risk and all of that stuff, right? When you build that culture, it kind of trickles down and it's sometimes this word of mouth, you know, the industry is small and it kind of spreads and it becomes easier to attract talent. But if you just follow the traditional run book, it's extremely challenging because professionals are good ones, are very, very sought out, yeah. Do you see AI is helping to, you know, in a good way and move the needle on the skills gap? Of course, yeah, of course. So I think the time, a simple example is, if you think about the education industry, right? Or think about up leveling some folks, right? The time to digest information, you can just get a summary of like a 20 page document, key takeaways, things like that, right? So of course, it's easier to upskill and it's definitely moving the needle here, yeah, yeah. Last question for you, PK, in the last 30 seconds or something we have, what are some of the main outcomes, business outcomes that Navan is achieving with the CrowdStrike partnership? Yes, so there are, the primary one is this fits right into our SecOps detection and response play, where one of the key missions that I mentioned was around the ability to detect and respond in a timely manner, which is very critical with all the regulations that are coming in the security world. So that is absolutely critical, right? With the Falcon platform and Falcon complete on top of that, we are at least on the endpoint side, we have really good coverage. And then in addition to that, also risk reduction, significant risk reduction in terms of how we manage our endpoint security, yeah. Risk reductions, what it's all about. PK, thank you so much for joining Dave and me on the program. Talking to the audience about Navan, what it is that you guys are doing, how you're really strengthening your security posture and how CrowdStrike is the key component of that. We really appreciate your time. Of course, thanks for having me. It was a pleasure. Our pleasure as well. For PK and Dave Vellante, I'm Lisa Martin. You're watching theCUBE Live, day one of our two days of coverage of CrowdStrike Falcon 23. Stick around, Dave and I will be joined by our next guest in just a minute.


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Alright welcome back Simon Schrader's on this lovely Monday. Let me get a little hello. Hello. Let's see if everybody can hear live and clear See if everybody could see everything fine. Looks like everything's good on your part. All right. Good to see you Norm Debbie good to see you all Greg everyone in my new to Facebook welcome back Good to see you Kathleen. Good morning Randy. All right everyone. So it is Monday This is the last week of the month and you know what which is really nice about this week We finally end on a Friday, which is really cool. Usually, you know, I hate ending like Doing the end of the month and finishing at the end of month like on like on a Tuesday or Wednesday So this actually was a pretty long week. We have four Literally almost five weeks. I mean we started back on Thursday on the first day of the month and we went all the way up until Up until Friday. So anyway We got a lot of new people that joining here at Cybertree University for the first day here a lot We did a big event last week had over a thousand people Attended an event with me with well 365 A lot of them signed up. So please if we haven't got back to you I know some of you here are really trying to get into the trading room to be patient Remember, you can't get into the room until we do you walk through because we want to let you know and get the best Experience possible. Please make sure you to get a whole the education advisor and you know and most importantly You just look listen and learn do not buy anything Do not trade anything or anything like that you want to see if all the traders do pretty well Once again, if you are watching on YouTube Facebook live, you always welcome to join us Click on the bottom do the $9 trial and join us now regarding about what's going on this week This is a very big week in the trading community. Okay, so in the market We got a lot of Dow stocks 10 Dow stocks that are reporting this week. We got Apple We got Google. We got Microsoft, you know, and even that we got a lot of big companies that are actually going to be reporting Just his name a few even Amazon. So it could really change everything now from what I've been hearing from listen I'm just a territory. I'm just a trader. Okay. I'm not an analyst I don't pretend to be and if you ever try to you will lose but I'm just listening to some of the experts out there I know everyone's pushing their own agenda. Um, I mean listen We're having a very good year for one reason and one reason only we had a really bad year last year Okay, because of COVID so everybody's starting to get back into it some restrictions start to get lifted people start traveling I you know what's so funny? I have a trip going down to Florida for a big convention that was canceled last year And I don't know about you guys, but I got I got canceled my flight got canceled three times I mean canceled they changed it they changed the flight times three times like what the hell's going on? It's anybody know I think they said because because they're lifting restrictions at packing the plane So now the timing and everything like that, but it's so weird. I can't sleep like I Got three times three times and I'm still a month away from going which is ridiculous So actually more it's a month and a half away But um, but I'm looking forward to that and I'm really looking forward to about this week I'm really gonna want to see what's gonna happen live these earnings.  I'm just a trader. I but there were other stocks out there that we traded that did really well I want to talk about them because last up because we had a really good week on Friday Let me talk about for some of you that a new that never came to Cybertria University And what to expect and some of you that were here did really really well the OCGN was a Phenomenal mover yet on Friday this stock was a fun stock we made a lot of money with this stock OCGN and If I just go back and show you what happened about start on the 21st I mean this stock started at 550 ran to six had a huge run This is awesome right here when we go right through the close right here We had a nice pop after hours This was actually the best right here when the stock ran from $7 all the way up to 10 Then the next day same crap They ran all the 14 and then all of a sudden they saw to come out with some news that crushed the stock and the things drop All the way from like 11 all the way back down to nine. So, um, I mean as a trader, listen, it's just right here Okay, what you're looking at right there just lets you know as you know what we teach you by the way and phase 3 starts tomorrow So you guys are gonna look forward to this fully golden platinum students But the trend is your friend your own buck the trend when you break all the time when you stop breaking the higher lows It's time to get out. Okay, and then because we didn't it just takes that one little crapshoot and all of a sudden like dammit Maybe I should have sold it at 1250. Maybe I should have sold at 13 Damn, should I really sell it now at 11 and then all of a sudden Boom you get stuck in this and thing drops it on in mine 50 and you know, just all All hell breaks loose. So anyway, that was actually a really fun stock that we traded last week Couple of the ones that also did pretty well rail was awesome to rail was a really nice one You could see this one just literally went from like 520 all the way up to about 630 in about an hour Really really nice stock beautiful Fausto flags just everything that we were looking for as a trader Most stock that did pretty well may this this one is actually going back on the watch list today MVIS was also a really really nice move. You could see this one just literally just went from that 1380 all the way up And you know, it's funny. Look at this photograph. I just want you guys understand Because people love the life of a day trader. Okay, they want to know like what do you do all day? you know like like I'm out every day and and you know, I'm like I said I launched our new website and It's it's a it's pretty cool website You're gonna see I'm gonna start making a lot of videos. It's called Fausto's home living and and everyone's like, what do you do all day? Fausto like what do you do? Like you trade him like what do you do for a living? You had all the time to like raise chickens to gardening, you know Horticulture cooking. I'm like, I'm a day trader. I'm a teacher. I try work an hour a day and that's it What am I supposed to do? I take care of my kids. I go to the baseball game. They're like these people who kill themselves What do you do? So anyway? It that's the beauty about what you could do you could do those things always want to do But you gotta know how to play the game and what where I'm leading to this is this it's because of this you stock on 930 Goes from 14 to 13 80 and by 10 o'clock or runs a $17 I mean if you just made a single dollar one single dollar out of that stock one dollar a Thousand shares thousand dollars quarter million dollars. I mean listen you want to live a simple life I think you guys could live pretty good living at home and not go anywhere at $1,000. Okay, so anyway, that's basically where rapid By the way, maybe this is going back on the watch list another stock that also did pretty well Which is also going back on the watch list is tiger There's another one that we traded on Friday and remember what leads into a day trade leads into a swing trade So this stock right here you can see this one was also a really nice moving stock right at the gate 930 1888 all the way up to 2080 really really nice nice push right there And then you can see like over the course of the day kind of died But you could see every single one of them and if I have to remind you, you know the cyber clock It says right there look at the times look at the time right here. Okay, see at 930 10 I bet this mouse pad over 25 years ago And nothing really has changed because it's all about program trading and those are the best times with Just make their big moves and obviously that went there pretty well Mattel was a nice little short stock was up pretty big and just came right back down Went from 23 had a big little pop right here and all of a sudden right at yet right he opened It just came right back down it once it broke this 2225 the stock was a beautiful short once again over at 1030 Okay. Now What's moving this morning? Listen, that's the archive. That's over. Let's focus on the future Okay, so talk about some of the stocks that moving this morning. So we got a couple of stocks I want to be careful I don't think there's gonna be too much action until we see what happens with all these new earnings announcements So these stocks that come out, but there are a couple of stocks that were in the watch list that were doing pretty decent I want to start off with this vygr This stock also you could see here on a long-term chart took a really Long long correction back in june was about 14 dollars just kept going down down down down down Came all the way down to four dollars And 50 said so this stock right here starting to go back up like here You can see it's now it's going to start to trend up a little bit. I you know what? I was looking at the The level four Which you know, well, that's what we're known for here on level four And there are a couple iceberg orders starting to show up right around here But nothing really just spectacular There are a lot of buying happening because you can see by the green bowls That means that the there's a lot of buying that's going on as in Buying not selling so it's got some support levels right around here. It's not like it's not the greatest stock But you know, it's it's something better than nothing ncty once again that stock ncty was another one that moved on friday It's gapped up again This stock is very interesting because look at this stock which really I love bottom fishing I love stocks to get crushed. Okay. This stock was a fun stock. We traded this back in february We're $10 All the way to 90. Okay.  So this stock was a beautiful winner We did really well with this stock came right back down never came back to attend But started to go up again now for some of you students here You know one of the biggest things that we focus on and when you do your coaching classes at cyber trade university We always want to review your journals and we do that to train you to go back and say, okay How did you trade it because you're going to trade it again?  You can see them right here at 22 60 Got a little bit of a sell or nothing spectacular But it's got some, you know, it's got some decent moving going on right now I want to keep an eye on that that looks like a pretty Interesting stock another one that's moving up pretty decently good volume 2.4 million shares You got the stock sj another stock that we traded not too long ago This one ran from eight all the way to about in one day the thing Been a whole way to about 18 and came back down great nice little short But you could see that the stock is pretty volatile Um, it's got some good support levels right here It's there's a five thousand share buyer right here The only thing that scares me when I looked at it earlier, this guy got filled right here There was a big big block order over here for roughly about I don't know about 20 30 000 And it looks like you got executed And that kind of like gets me nervous I don't like to see big orders like that get filled when I see that you got to be very careful. I'll give you an example um Last week I when I did my vent on well 365. I pointed this one stock right here I was teaching basically how stocks get filled and this stock right here When you got a quarter of a million share buyer look you got 700 shares 3000 shares 2000 but when you get a quarter million share buyer out there and You would think of the bat supply demand big demand stock goes up, right? Well, unfortunately with this stock didn't go too well because that buyer got executed and you could see that And the thing went all the way down to roughly $14. So, you know As a professional trader you have to learn how to follow the money to get and scrap all these crazy indicators Stop dealing with mathematicians that build them with the 6000 different indicators. Just follow the money It'll make your life so much easier Another stock I want to put on the watch list ocg n and over running out of time ocg n decent move up 15 percent You got a nice little spread, but she's not really trending that much So i'm going to throw in a watch list to mbis If you remember it is more of a category three the stock can move You got to have a little more of a deeper pocket so stock can trade a little heavy and then obviously All the cryptocurrency stocks are moving mirrors moving riots moving. I even think coins moving, right? Think coin is also moving. Where are you? I put ahead of my watch list coin coins up a little bit up about 13 points Uh once again 320 is a very very dangerous level. It's got it broke it. That wasn't really a good sign. So got to be careful Okay, now anything i'm missing. I did not call out more. Uh, okay, we got uh, yes What should we call? AMC I don't know what's going on. It's starting to trend up a little bit It's starting to trick up a little bit. Um, I like the long-term chart.  It looks like it's it passed it as long as it holds there. We're fine Uh trader k on youtube is saying gsx Uh gsx huge pipe.  That's what i'm talking about. That is it You know what the stock was 120 dollar stock this stock got hammered hammered I want to see where the orders are in this stock right here and gsx This is the stock that I like that's a great call right there That is a phenomenal call went up a little too fast though, but that stock is a really really nice call Um, just gonna check out level four right here and see what's going on. Yeah, you can see there was a some of an order right here Uh Big orders right here got filled. They just took them out stock is holding pretty strong Definitely on the watch list nice call beautiful Once again, let's wait till 9 30 though. Let's let's hold our horses But this stock a lot of room for movement. This stock got crushed Crushed, okay. This is what we're talking about. All right guys. Let's get ready to open the marks and open up in less than 13 minutes um, don't forget everybody Phase three for all the students here if you want to know more about it talk to education advisor If you're new here at cyber trading university, you're a new trial member Once again, make sure you talk to education advisor watch those videos those training videos So remember trading you're here to see if it's for you or not if you could do it Greatest job in the world You know, you gotta know how to play the game and there's no better place than to learn before you could earn And if you're watching youtube facebook live Just make sure if you ever want to join us or maybe you're watching this recording Just like us friend us do a trial come see us here every morning at 9 a.m Good luck. Everyone happy trading. We'll see you back at 2 30 for the afternoon


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Saya akan menyebabkan yang lain. Ada beberapa perubahan yang dibuat dalam PHP 7.3. Anda juga dapat melihat ini sedikit. Ada beberapa artikel di sini. Saya membuat beberapa perubahan. Jadi saya membuat perubahan ini. Dishto Ocean Server. Saya rasa itu 64GB mempunyai kursus 32GB. Jadi saya membuat perubahan untuk satu jam. Saya tidak dapat memasangkan lebih daripada itu. Ia seperti $1 per jam. Saya membuat perubahan. Saya menulis beberapa perubahan. Saya membuat perubahan untuk beberapa perkara dari PHP 7.3. Saya juga mempunyai perubahan untuk 7.2. Saya membuat perubahan untuk kedua. Saya membuat perubahan dan menarik. Ada beberapa pula perubahan yang tidak berlaku. Mereka dibuat dalam perubahan. Memang, ia dibuat di bawah bawah bawah bawah. Ia dibuat di bawah bawah bawah bawah bawah bawah bawah bawah bawah bawah bawah bawah. adalah sesuatu yang terserahkan kode PHP ke dalam semula, ke dalam semula perjalanan. Jadi di PHP 7.2, perkara ini tidak sangat menarik. Jadi ada beberapa perjalanan kepadanya, dapat mengambil beberapa kes kesejaan. Jadi ada beberapa perkara yang apabila anda mempunyai kode dan terserahkan kode dan kondisi. Apabila anda mempunyai kode dan terserahkan kode, PHP mungkin tidak dapat mempunyai kode. Jika anda mempunyai kode yang sangat teruk, tetapi tidak akan memperkenalkan performa yang terbaik. Jadi apabila anda memperkenalkan kode dan terserahkan kode, apabila anda memperkenalkan kode dari PHP 7.2 ke 7.3, maka kode anda tidak sangat baik. Jadi ada beberapa perjalanan yang tidak menarik. Saya memperkenalkan kode selama 40 saat. Jadi ada satu atau dua saat yang berbeza daripada... tentu saja, 7.3 akan mempunyai lebih baik performa selama dua saat. Jadi kode yang memperkenalkan kode dari PHP 7.3 juga telah diperkenalkan. Kode yang memperkenalkan kode adalah sesuatu yang sangat menarik dan memperkenalkan kode. Kode mempunyai kode yang memperkenalkan kode. PHP mempunyai kode yang memperkenalkan kode juga. Untuk kode, kita menggunakan kode yang memperkenalkan kode. Anda dapat membaca pada kode yang berbeza, menerimanya bagaimana kode yang memperkenalkan kode. Dan ada kode yang memperkenalkan kode yang memperkenalkan kode yang memperkenalkan kode. Ini adalah satu yang diberi oleh penjara penjara di IBM. Kemudian mereka mengingat kode yang memperkenalkan kode di 5.6 atau 7.0, yang memperkenalkan performa selama banyak. Jadi ada beberapa perjalanan yang membuat kode yang memperkenalkan kode di 7.3. Kode memperkenalkan kode yang memperkenalkan kode yang memperkenalkan kode. Jadi saya menggunakan perjalanan yang memperkenalkan kode dan menemukan ada 4 atau 5 sengit yang berbeza antara memperkenalkan kode yang memperkenalkan kode. Yang sebenarnya adalah sesuatu yang anda mungkin mengetahui. Jadi banyak orang di sini menggunakan framework, seperti framework, kode yang memperkenalkan kode. Jadi apa framework yang anda gunakan? Larabel? Larabel. Okey. Sangat common. Saya gunakan... Maaf? Kode yang memperkenalkan kode. Oh, kode yang memperkenalkan kode. Saya rasa ia cukup okey, saya rasa. Tetapi saya tidak gunakan kode yang memperkenalkan kode. Jadi saya tidak pasti. Ya, saya juga gunakan Larabel, yang seperti kode yang memperkenalkan kode yang memperkenalkan kode sekarang, saya rasa. Jadi saya gunakan itu. Jadi apabila anda gunakan framework seperti ini, especially Larabel dan seperti itu, baginda mempunyai selepas ini, model view controller. Jadi model yang menggunakan rekod aktif. Rekod aktif dan Remix-nya terdapat pada rekod aktif. Jadi kita menggunakan kelas-kelas yang mempunyai kelas lain dan kelas yang tidak mengantar beberapa latihan yang sedap. Kadang-kadang, antipatensi ini dalam kode, yang anda mungkin tidak mengetahui, akan menyebabkan banyak konsumsi memori, atau hanya banyak bagajah dalam kode anda. Jadi apabila anda mempunyai kelas, mari saya menunjukkan diri bagi kelas manusia, bagi contoh kelas manusia. Mencari, tidak hanya lera-rera, jadi anda mempunyai kelas manusia di sini, bagaimananya menganggap kelas manusia. Di kode hati, ada kelas manusia dan menggunakan kelas yang dipanggil memo, jadi kelas ini dianggap kelas memo. Dalam kelas ini, anda memiliki kelas hubungan. Semua orang memerlukan kelas dan kelas. Semua orang sangat secara lelaki, dan semua orang tidak secara lelaki dengan kelas. Kalau anda terlalu lapar untuk kelas di atas, saya akan kini menjelaskan kelasan kita. Jadi, kelas ini seperti... Ia seperti kelas, tapi anda tidak memperkenalkan kelas. Oh, maaf, anda tidak memperkenalkan kelas. Sehingga anda dapat memperkenalkan kelas, anda dapat memperkenalkan kelas, anda dapat memperkenalkan kelas tersebut juga, tetapi untuk kelas, anda menggunakan kelas. Jadi, kelas dan atribut di dalam kelas, anda dapat menggunakan kelas memohon, anda dapat menggunakan kelas memohon, seperti dapat hubungan. Jadi, ini adalah kelas yang tidak mengalami apa-apa, tapi ini mengabukkan. Okey, ini betul. Saya rasa saya harus mengubah kelas tersebut, kerana... Okey, ini adalah kelas yang tidak mengalami. Okey, jadi anda dapat hubungan tersebut yang mengubah kelas. Kemudian anda mempunyai hubungan tersebut. Yang... Yang apa di dalam kelas? Okey, ini bukan hubungan tersebut. Okey, saya akan memperkenalkan itu. Saya tidak melihat itu. Jadi, sebenarnya anda mengubah hubungan tersebut. Jadi, dalam hubungan tersebut, hubungan ini adalah mengalami... perkara ini. Jadi, anda melihat hubungan tersebut. Jadi, dalam hubungan tersebut, anda mempunyai hubungan... dan anda mempunyai hubungan tersebut... dan kami mempunyai hubungan tersebut. Jadi, hubungan tersebut boleh menjadi seorang ibu... Reference, so the reference object which is another human as you can see and the reference name so will be a child, so let's say the first one is parent then the other one will be child, then if the first one is a child then the second one will be a parent, something like that, and then you can set the relationship reference in using this. Okay, then let's talk about cyclic references between objects which is the main thing that garbage collectors have a problem with, like there is this funny issue here you have, so looking, you got to memorize a bit of the sort of what I just now said about the relationships and the human classes and objects as well, so this, you have this object here, a human object which you also have another one, so the first one you take him as James, the second one Andy, then the first one will be a parent, will be a parent relationship and then the second one will be a child, so of course the relationship name is parent then the child one will be a relationship underscore reference underscore name. Then you have a grandparent here which is Mary, so Mary is also an object that we have instantiated, so it's the parent of James, you can see the relationship there and at the same time it shares a grandchild and a grandparent relationship, so you can notice the visible arrow, you can see a bit of the arrow there, so when you have a relationship between, so previously when it was just like that, you don't have a cyclic reference, so it's just a single way, it just transverses downwards, but if you have a relationship like that, that goes back upwards, you have a full circular reference, which if you think about it, jason doesn't support a circular structure, so if you were to translate all of this into an array and then print it out in jason, you'll get an error saying jason circular reference. So when you do this kind of stuff, it's like garbage collector would be like, okay what do I even clean up in the first place, if you delete something in between, where do the references go, how do you clean up all the child references. An example of this would be like that, you get a public function unset relationship references, so for each you get all the relationships as a relationship ref, because each relationship reference is a human object, so within the human object you get the relationship count, so like oh if there's a counter, then we have to recurs deeper, so we call itself again to transverse deeper, because when you have a parent and you have a child, you usually want to remove the child then followed by the parent, so if you kill the parent, there will be a memory leak, in C, where you do that you get a memory leak instantly. So in this case, if you do that to the object example I've done, it will just lead to an infinite loop. Everyone clear so far about how this circular reference thing works, so this is a problem for garbage collectors. So PHP solved that, like what I said before, and implemented that. So if you have this kind of references, like inevitably, I think if you have a huge code base which has active records models that shares relationships, one to many, many to one, many to many relationships, eventually you might hit a point which they all become circular references to each other, and when you want to print out all these results, PHP has to handle all these models and everything which is a huge headache for PHP itself, and it has to clean it up as well after you have used it all. So, looking at the difference between 7.2 and 7.3, there was an increase in performance speed because of how it has changed. But at the same time, because of this change, I've noticed something was that when it caught, I caught the unset and then I caught the garbage collector to come and clean up the memory. For my horrible code that I wrote, there was no issues with the cleanup in 7.2, like it took 70 seconds to clean up, which is horrendous.  But in 7.3, I faced issues with actually cleaning up the memory afterwards because of how it has changed. I simply just say, oh, 3 cannot work. It just throws me an error afterwards. So, there has been some enhancement. You can look at the C code if you want to look in deeper as to the changes. It's actually quite interesting if you have time to want to look at it. But I wouldn't dive too deep into this aspect because it might be a bit too long and boring. So, moving on from the garbage collection and the improvements of performance, especially in the models and classes and objects, we have this new feature, the mono-atomic timer. So, anyone here know what are mono-atomic timers? Anyone? Okay, I guess not. So, mono-atomic timers are timers that only go forward. So, for example, it just count 1, 2, 3, 4, and then it keep counting forward. So, even when there are scenarios where there are leap seconds, you know there are leap seconds, right? I think there was one that occurred previously and then CloudFare didn't handle it well and then there was an outage because of the leap seconds. It caused some issues because of their routers couldn't be able to handle leap seconds. There are code as well. Leap seconds are actually very painful things. Ya, and this kind of things actually happen quite often because of how time works. We can't really measure time very properly with seconds and stuff. There's always some differences here and there in terms of time. And of course, to resolve all of these issues with especially time sensitive things like databases that rely heavily on timestamps. For example, Google Cloud Spanner. Everyone heard of Google Cloud Spanner? Anyone? Okay. So, Cloud Spanner is basically a key value store which is kind of like Redis, but its primary key is timestamps. So, it retrieves the record based on timestamps and stuff like that. So, it relies heavily on mono-atomic timers and so they have mono-atomic clocks in fact, dedicated mono-atomic clocks, as well as GPS clocks, so to get very, very accurate times. But that's Google. We are probably not at a Google skill. But this is something very useful. For example, you can take... So, mono-atomic timers are a bit difficult to use as well. So, they return the number, they return ticks based on the startup of the hardware of the CPU. So, if you want to get 5 seconds in mono-atomic time, you need to do something like that. Start HR time, you call the function HR time through which returns a float number, and then end time, you sleep for 5 seconds, but do note that sleep functions, sleep for 5 seconds but it might be slightly longer than 5 seconds, maybe 5.001 or maybe lesser 4.9, something-something. So, sleep is not a very accurate thing. Maybe you want to do... Maybe you want to take an average or you can use microtime if you want, but you still have to take an average instead. And then once you get an average, you can take the 5 seconds in mono-atomic time and eventually you have your recipe for creating the next future cloud spanner but in PHP. So, this is something very interesting. Maybe some of you all here will be the potential future users of a PHP cloud spanner. And final thing I want to talk about in PHP 7.3 before everyone falls asleep is the deprecation and support for PHP 7.3. So, there has been some deprecation for OC-DC router and BERT-something router. So, they are like database adapters that has been deprecated and probably nobody even heard of it or users unless you're in an enterprise world for a very long time. But for the difference between 7.2 and 7.3, there hasn't been too much of a jump between 7.2 and 7.3 in terms of deprecation. There has been new functions such as isCountable when PHP 7.2 introduce the throwing of errors and it's not a countable countable thing. It will throw an error and then some code has problems so it introduce new functions such as isCountable to help you. But in terms of deprecation and support, not much of a big jump as compared to 7.1 to 7.2. 7.1 and 7.2 there might be some rough ages. You might need to change your code here and there to actually work. As for support there has been so I encountered this very interesting issue when I was compiling PHP so Xdebug which everyone heard of Xdebug Xdebug so we all probably heard of Xdebug but we might not have compiled PHP to experience some Xdebug issue. So I was compiling a docker image and apparently Xdebug doesn't work on PHP 7.2 so you need like the beta version 2.7.0 beta slash something-something. So you need to include the specific version in order to install the specific Xdebug because it's in beta so it's not. By default it will install 2.0 2.6 which will fail so because it's incompatible so this is something that you may experience if you are thinking of moving on to 7.3 which I highly recommend you do and this is the support timeline for PHP 7.3 so 7.3 is quite long until standard 2021 and the thing is on a 2-year cycle release so 2-year support so as far as I know from Rasmus Rasmus came down to Singapore last year to talk about 7.3 as well so there were people asking about long term support so far you can see there's no long term support and the PHP core team decided that there will be no LTS releases mainly because it's a small team you know PHP has been has been very very kind and evolving very slowly helping developers to move on slowly already with the deprecations and everything if you look at the change change log and upgrading deprecations wise PHP has been moving very very slowly there has been many inconsistent staff that PHP 5 had there were a lot of heavy baggage from PHP 5 which inconsistent things which many people complain about yes and that's why people say PHP sucks and stuff like that but PHP is trying to move on from the inconsistent stage and trying to evolve away from that and slowly deprecating those old staff away slowly but steadily and hoping that developers adopt all this so you know as developers have a heavy responsibility between PHP 5.6 over to PHP 7 at least hopefully at least PHP 7 and eventually with the developer support from you guys we can evolve a bit faster and move and from what I heard is that there will be JIT JIT support soon maybe in 7.5 7.4 mungkin lebih awal mungkin 7.5 so you all know what is JIT just in time just in time so this JIT thing is very significant because with JIT you can optimise your code to very efficient levels and this would mean that the current PHP machine learning libraries would perform better nowadays JIT learning is like in-thing and hype thing a lot of people use Python and stuff like that but you know I looked at what is that Google thing again which I forgot but anyway they have a Google as this tensorflow so they have the Python version and the javascript version so apparently the Python version is still javascript is exactly the same or maybe even perform faster in certain things than the Python version but still many people use the Python version maybe it's just the ecosystem like when people hear machine learning they will be like yes, Python but little did they know PHP can do it too and you know PHP is intending to improve on that function as well by introducing just in time and all of that so hopefully with just in time coming soon will have improved performance and maybe eventually will get more stuff so if you want to know more details about the PHP 7.2-7.3 I wrote a post about it it's a bit lengthy with some stats interesting stats that you might want to read up on and then like I mean it might be useful it might be useless but I still think it's interesting information I had a lot of fun doing some of the things like testing out the codes and stuff like that reading up on PHP, garbage collector and all of this so it's been a very interesting experience to read up on all of this and of course it's been interesting to speak at a meet-up too so I encourage all of you to speak at a meet-up if you find something interesting you want to talk about it research a bit more come out with it so if you have any suggestions or feedback regarding my talk if it's too boring, too lengthy or you want to hear better content like a specific topic from me you can email me and maybe I can come out with something or you just want to talk to me or discuss something you can always email me if you're too shy so thanks for listening to my talk hope it wasn't too boring do you have any quick questions no too boring so how compatible is this PHP 7.2 sorry how compatible is with oh, so if let's say you run if you run an FPM you definitely not have any issues like I think as long as the Apache itself supports like FPM itself I think running PHP on FPM would be compatible with almost any Apache versions if I remember correctly from memory but of course it's recommended that you have the Apache because you want to get the security fixes and stuff but generally there's no issues as long as you run PHP FPM or otherwise not really too much only when the issue comes only when you're running mod PHP so there will be some issues that you might encounter some ages if you're using certain older versions there are unsupported Apache versions when you run mod PHP so of course if you run FPM there shouldn't be any issues any other questions if not, thanks for listening hope it was enjoyable


Oh my gosh, I almost dropped it. Hi guys, welcome to a new vlog. Today's video is going to be my throat. It's going to be pretty much a chill day. I'm gonna kind of treat myself to a spa day, at least like take a bath because I have all of this like self care stuff that my boss actually gave me for Christmas and I really wanna use it. Today's a really rainy day here. I know it looks bright, but it's actually kind of gloomy out. So we're just gonna take the day easy. I am being somewhat productive because I'm filming. It is actually one o'clock, so I did have the morning to myself. So I'm just going to probably eat lunch. I just got done editing a little video for my boss and her friend. So it's just like a little simple video that they wanted to have for a Facebook page that they run. So I did that this morning. I also was looking on a company's, a clothing company's website because I think I'm going to be working with this company and I'm really excited because I don't know just as a, you know, micro influencer as they say, getting to work with brands is always super fun and I'm so excited. I just wanted to thank you guys because I feel like I don't say that enough. I feel like a lot of influencers don't say that enough and it really does need to be said. So thank you for watching my videos, being interested in my little life. I know the topic's gonna change really fast, but I'm just waiting for this video to like finish exporting and then I'm going to have lunch and I'm just gonna have my regular lunch, I think. I still have a FitLife Foods meal but then I need to eat. Well, I'll probably have that for dinner tonight. A quick glimpse of the lunch. I actually have a little shake after I have the stuff. I just don't want it to get warm but I kind of replaced my like cookies with just the protein shake. So it's a little healthier, but I tried. So what inspired me to make this video is this gift from my boss from work.  So I'm gonna open it on up. We're gonna dive on into it and then I'm gonna get into a nice bath and I just deep cleaned my bathtub because I just feel like every time you take a bath you need to scrub everything down. Obviously got done doing that and we'll just break this on open. Oh my gosh, I almost dropped it. Okay, so first I think we have this bath bomb and this is what actually inspired me to make this video is because this thing looks like it's supposed to be used in the bathtub. Hopefully I'm right about that. Next up we have these fuzzy socks and I think they're so cute. I wear fuzzy socks a lot. I wore them a lot more when I didn't have my new slippers but I still wear a lot of fuzzy socks and these are so cute. They actually remind me of the Ronald McDonald socks and they were kind of for Christmas but with Valentine's Day coming up. I feel like they still go with the theme of the year. Also, I have this sock that doesn't have a pair so I just like put it up there. Next we have this shower gel and this is all vanilla flavored. Mm, if you know what lip smackers is, I don't know, I feel like a lot of my viewers would know that but it smells like a lip smackers, like lip gloss, like the vanilla. That brings me back. I'm definitely gonna use this. That's fun. Then we have bath salts. Oh my gosh, I've never used bath salts. I only use like the bath bombs so I'm definitely gonna have to read the instructions. Oh my gosh, this is cool. It probably smells the same since everything is vanilla flavored. They just look like this, that's cute. Aw, okay so I'm gonna put that out there, like keep that out there. Then we have this body butter. Let's give this a sniff. Mm, it smells just like it. I love that. Brings me back to like when I wore like lip gloss all the time, I loved lip smackers. I don't know, it just gives that nostalgic feel. Then we have this, I wonder what this is. Is this like a loofah or like a scrubby thing? I don't know. Hopefully maybe it'll tell us, I don't know but we have this little scrub thing. Maybe you're supposed to put it on your arm and like exfoliate, that's my only guess with this. Oh, and we get a bubble bath. That is so good because I really wanted to make my little bath bubbly today because I haven't had a bubble bath in so long. Oh my gosh, I mean you can see it. I never like treat myself or like do any of this stuff. Most people probably do like a face mask but I don't have any. I got rid of the one that I've collabed with because it was like super old. Then that is everything that is in this bin. We just have some styrofoam and plastic in this cute little bin. I think my mom would definitely want to use this or something, that's really convenient. Also, I'm going to burn this chill candle. I was going to burn my like fall candle because that's really the only candle I have that I like the scent. Well, also I have this one. I have this one from Urban Outfitters. It's kind of losing its smell and it's like kind of turning green on the inside but I mostly just use this for room decor. So it just sits over there but I'm going to burn this chill candle. I think my mom got this for a gift. We don't really know where this came from but its flavor is vanilla as well. It's a little bit of a different smell than this vanilla but it's still got that vibe and we're going to burn this. So I guess let's just head on into the bathroom. I'm going to start the bubble bath and yeah. Okay, so I finally got this candle lit. I was trying to fill myself lighting the candle but it really didn't work. So yeah, the candle is burning. I have all my little bath stuff here. I don't know what I'm going to try. I'll probably try the bath salts cause I just don't know a lot about them.  So I guess I'll just turn this on.  Yes, I have two because one's for my face. Like I don't want to wash my face with like the one I use for my body. Oh shoot. Okay, well that was dumb. I'm so used to showering that I pulled this up. Oh my gosh. There we go. Okay, so I'm already in the bathtub, scrub it up. I'm going to drop this bath bomb inside the water. I just use the entire thing because it is kind of small. I know some people can save them or some people do save them but I'm just going to use the entire thing. Okay, so I'm going to pour some bath salts in now. I kind of drained some of the water so the whole thing wasn't just a bath bomb. So I drained a little bit of it so we can try this out. I'm just going to pour some in. I don't know how much you're supposed to use. It literally just looks like salt. I don't know if you can see very well, but there it goes. Okay, I think that's enough. They still have a lot left to use. So I'll probably just put that in a Ziploc baggy. I guess this is supposed to just like be absorbed by the water. We shall find out. I'm going to put some bubbles in pretty soon. Oh yeah, they're already starting to disintegrate when I'm like moving them around and stuff. Okay, so I just put the bubbles in and obviously I know how to work a bubble bath. So yeah, I got the bubbles in the water. Smells really good. It smells like vanilla. I haven't had a bubble bath in so long, guys. It's been forever. Also, my candle over here is doing well. Okay, so I don't know why I watched a video on a candle but a very healthy thing for your candles is letting the wax burn all the way to the edge on the first burn or else you'll get like tunneling which sounds weird, but yeah, I don't know. So I'm definitely going to let the candle like go all the way out to the edges, like get the wax all out there. So it doesn't like break the candle. Just going to sit here, relax. Also, I wanted to mention that I don't know when the last time I've done this, I think it was probably like three years ago or like a year ago. My mom and I were just like talking about it because she was like, when are you going to get me a bath day or something like that? Like, I don't know, get all this stuff for her. I'm like, I don't know. So it was really funny. Hi, welcome to Floating Head Alex. See my little candle there. I'm trying to make it like a little bit less weird but to add to this video, my hair's looking at crazy but to add to this video, I wanted to share this like little story time thing because I think it's so funny. I get a lot of like weird DMs and I wanted to share them with you guys. I actually screenshotted this a while ago. Hold on, my friend just texted me. Back to what I was talking about. Okay, so I saved these screenshots. I think I only have one. I'll put the screenshot up now. This girl's also from Florida and if I'm free Saturday, would you like to hang out with me when I am free this Saturday? I would love to hang out. We can go to the park or Disney or even watch a movie or something. They already said I can't wait to hang out with you on Saturday. Guys, when you're messaging YouTubers or influencers or anyone you don't really know in real life, like that's just not the way to make friends. You kind of have to make it naturally like comment on photos, engage with what they're doing. I don't know. I met one of my really good friends from YouTube and it just naturally grew to a friendship. It wasn't like wanna be YouTube friends or wanna hang out on Saturday. I said, maybe I've been pretty busy with work and everything. Thank you so much for watching my videos. I always try to respond to like anyone that messages me because it's really nice, but I don't know, it's just one of those things where, I don't know, I try to just be nice about it. And then they go, OMG, where do you work?  My favorite park is Epcot. My favorite part of Epcot is Australia because I'm Australian and it brings back so much childhood memories, ha ha. I think Pluto is a very interesting planet. Like I don't know what is going on but this person is like pretty bizarre. I'm not trying to be rude but like number one, there's no Australia in Epcot and no, you can't, even the place where I work which I can't even get in because of like coronavirus and stuff is like all secured and everything. Like you have to have this like ID badge or like security to let you in. So like no, and that's just really inappropriate. So I don't know, I just want to share this message with you guys because like I get some crazy messages and then I just responded to that and said, sorry, I don't feel comfortable with that. I think I blocked them but that's just like kind of the scale of like some of my messages and it's kind of creepy as heck, not gonna lie. So yeah, I just wanted to kind of read that to you guys because I've been wanting to share that for so long. It's been like in my photos for a while just because I wanted to share it. So that was so relaxing. I just sat and listened to some podcasts and just chilled out for, I don't know, probably more than a couple of hours just sitting in there bathing. I feel like it's really good for my muscles and I probably should do that more often but I'm going to try the body butter now. I kind of want to use everything in the box. Like that was my goal for this video because I really wanted to try it and just like force myself to like have a relaxing spa day. Also my head is like super shiny. I hate it when it does that. This is my leg, obviously. And I'm just going to see how this works. Hmm, smells really good. This is a body butter. So I'm assuming that you just obviously put it on your body. Obviously I don't know why I just said that. Okay, it's very thick. I like it, buttery I guess. A plus, this is nice. Okay, so a little candle checkup. It's not fully burned to the outside so I'm going to keep it on a little bit longer. Obviously I'm going to take it into the room where I am so I can supervise the thing. I still have some bubble bath. I saved that for Valerie because she made the comment about she never takes baths either. I also saved some bath salts. This is a good exfoliator. I think that's what it is because it's a little rough. I use that. So hopefully that's the correct way to use it. Bye. She just got home from work. I did, I just got home from work. I thought I would film some more of the mothers. Valerie's over there working. Stuff for the big party, Mark. Okay, yay. Oh, she's choking over there. Why didn't, I forgot about it being tomorrow and people were talking about it. We're like, what are you doing for the Super Bowl? I'm like, I worked until six. We're always not like going to like six thirty or something like that. Okay. So I thought well, spinach dip is always a good thing and you know, tucked on. We got all the stuff over there ready for our little party. Oh, we have more cookies. Oh yeah, for tonight. Yeah. Okay.  I've never really done this before. Like a full on spa day. Just relax, take it easy. We'll also film. So if you guys enjoyed this video, make sure to give it a thumbs up. Don't forget to subscribe and I'll see you guys in my next video. Bye.


There's gonna be a lot of new people here, I bet We'll see we get the tombstone message in the beginning This is this person's first time in this duty Don't fall off. Of course I will I forgot what to do here. I honestly forgot what to do there Like which bow do you hit or what? Or the heart base already Yay, we don't white first test pass. I forgot what to do here. I just was dead I forgot what to do There's both of us. I don't remember. Oh, okay. Don't stand in that. Thank you so much like you're free Like a boy. I can't get back. Here's a wassar my best. Somebody else probably