That's a part of it, but we've seen other examples like Target, without a lot of real change. The problem is that it's hard to evaluate security. Unless you kn

That's a part of it, but we've seen other examples like Target, without a lot of real change. The problem is that it's hard to evaluate security. Unless you know the area very well, it's hard to hire someone that knows the area well, which is a catch-22. Do we know that Yahoo skimped on security, or did they just not get what they paid for because they didn't know better?