So I’ve given this slide, many, many times. But I want to just quickly kind of rehash what we do in terms of current encryption in GCP, OK? And this will kind of give a good framing about the things that we’re going to talk about next. If not, then come see me after the session. And then the key access justifications, all right? So as I go along, if you have any questions, please just try shout it out as much as possible.
The stuff that, if you went to the keynote this morning, you heard Thomas and Suzanne talk about. We’re going to talk about the external key management, OK? But we don’t talk about the current encryption in GCP. And I explained to her, and she’s like, I still don’t understand. I said, I could tell you what I’m working on now. And when we finally released, and I asked her like, this is what I do, she’s like, I still don’t understand, right? And so this time, I did the same thing. It was a huge relief because I got to finally tell my wife what I worked on. So before I tell you what it is, last year, I actually went on a stage similar to this and talked about how– like, I announced Cloud HSM.
IL-SUNG LEE: Zero trust? No, not quite, OK? It’s very close. So first of all, does anyone have any idea what we’re going to talk about today? Anyone? OK, Tim doesn’t count because he’s our engineering director, and he’s cheating. And we’re here to talk about bringing you more control, new services for data security and transparency. Along with me, I have a Greg King from PayPal and my colleague Joseph Valente.
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