but if you looked up simplified sdl and that, you'd find the information. two other things i think are important is whether it's in the cloud platform or in development tools, we work to enable those security features and functionalties for others. we have taken those lessons ourselves and put it in that toolset. and the last is in the policy sphere. let's talk about policy. as we engage on the challenges that are before policy makers today, the partner play for microsoft is incredibly important. we want team building on top of windows, on top of our cloud-based platform. so we have to think about the innovators' experience. as we have resources to engage and major capitals around the world on these issues, we look if we're advising on policies, it's not only something that's going to be working for the large companies sbu going to continue to enable innovation in this industry and innovation in other industries. >> going back to the simplified sdl, it was a heck of a page turner and i'm looking forward to the movie. >> just on the government side in terms

so we actually created a simplified sdl that is available and can be used not only by i. tncht companies but also by otherties who are doing in-house app development. one of the key examples that i like to mention since we've been talking about the electric power industry is, there's a case study out where one of the, an electric pouber company lever achd the simplify lds process and were able to demonstrate the life cycle cost of that system was lower by engineering security up front in a response system. it's a berkshire hathaway company. the name is alluding me right now, were ut if you looked up amplified scht dl in that you would find that information. two other things i think are important is, one, just like parisa says, whether in the cloud platform or development too manies, we work to enable those security features and functionalities for others. somebody's building in dot net, we've taken lessons learned from coding ourselves and put it into that tool set. the last piece is in the policy sphere. right? i've talked a little about process,alities about technology.

we have created a simplified sdl that is available and can be used not only by i.t. companies but also by other companies who are doing in-house app development. one of the key examples i like to mention is there is a case study out where one of the -- an electric power company leveraged to simplify the process and they were able to demonstrate the lifecycle cost of that system was lower by engineering security upfront in a response system. the name is eluding me right now but if you look up simplified spl you will find that information. one thing that is important is whether it is in the cloud platform or development tool, we work to enable those security features and functionality for others. taken those lessons learned from coding ourselves and put it into the skill set. the last piece is the policies. i have talked a little bit about technology and policies. challengese on the that pose policymakers, we want people to be building on top of windows, on top of our cloud-based platform. we have to think about the innovators experience. we have resources to engage in