The recent acquisition of Whiz for $32 billion highlights that excellence in cybersecurity commands a premium and validates the importance of extraordinary performance in the market.

I was one of the first ten employees and the first product manager at Wiz, which initially didn't have a clear idea when I joined. Six weeks after I started, we pivoted to focus on cloud security, which turned out to be a significant shift for the company.

I believe there will be a trillion-dollar cybersecurity company within the next five years, as the current largest company is around $100 billion. The market for cybersecurity is set to grow significantly due to the impact of AI on human productivity and global GDP.

The cybersecurity market is evolving, and companies must adapt quickly to maintain momentum and differentiate themselves from slower incumbents.

We want to overwhelm the system with how much better it can be, and we have more companies than ever wanting to work on national security.

Successful companies in competitive markets, like home security, can leverage AI to improve productivity and reduce operational costs, allowing for reinvestment in growth.

Security must become a priority for everyone in a company, from the CEO to engineers, as protecting customer data is essential for business success.

In cybersecurity, we are measured by our weakest link, which creates endless opportunities for innovation and entrepreneurship.

The key to AWS's success was the conviction that it would tap into an infinitely large and growing market for cloud computing, driven by exponential demand for computing power.