Databricks' @alighodsi on the clock that's forcing cyber and data into the same market: "It used to be like, okay, we have data and AI... you have a bunch of data and you run AI and machine learning, and that just lives separately." "And then you have the cyber world. Cyber world is, you know, we want to detect if bad people are trying to hack us." "But now on the data and AI side, we have agents running internally in the company. And the agents are also doing things with other people's agents, and they're producing a lot of data. Logs, trails, fingerprints that are being left." "All the data that's being produced needs to be analyzed. And the scale at which you need to do that is many, many orders of magnitude more than just one or two years ago." "2018, 2019, the time it would take from a CVE, a vulnerability being published, until you see it actually weaponized in the industry would be like two, three years." "That went down in 2022 significantly, but it was still like eight, nine months. So that's kind of fine, you have eight, nine months." "Now if you look at this curve from 2022 until now, it's down to basically hours, basically no time. Things get immediately weaponized." @alighodsi