 Thank you again for choosing to spend your time with GitLab Commit. Let's take a minute to see what ground we've covered and what lies ahead for the day. We've kicked off the DevSecOps stage with a special guest from Forrester explaining the potential impact of the new executive order on cybersecurity. We heard how some of our customers have scaled their application security efforts by leveraging the fact that it's built into the CI pipeline process. Standardization is key and also greatly simplifies efforts. We've touched on a few common controls like S-bombs and code signing and we'll include a few more today. But first, let's take a look at another big challenge facing developers and security teams alike. Cloud Native brings new challenges for application security with attack surfaces requiring new methods of scanning and methods to secure infrastructure as code or IAC for short. We'll start today's discussion by defining these new challenges of securing Cloud Native. We'll hear how the GitLab product team is tackling these challenges and then we'll hear from customers and partners how they've addressed Cloud Native and IAC uniting automation and controls within the GitLab end-to-end DevOps platform.