As Minister Little also highlighted, no system is ever perfectly secure, because in the next moment a new malicious actor may come on to the scene or a new vulnerability may be found in software or in anti-virus protections. The system that keeps those malicious actors from accessing private information needs to evolve and change, and so patches are applied. It's very clear that many of our organisations are concerned about this and yet, often, are not acting as they could be or should be, and that is something we want to see changed. Over half of the folk surveyed in a recent SearchNZ survey said that their organisation is concerned about cyber-security, and 46 percent are trying to learn more about keeping their online businesses safe. Only 38 percent believed that their businesses adequately invested in cyber-security, and just 34 percent believed their businesses had put a lot of thought and planning into being cyber-secure. Most concerningly, under half—45 percent—have processes in place to prevent a cyber-attack. 