This is a campaign that is really designed to make prevention first rather than waiting until people get sick and have symptoms and chronic disease.

If the funds are not there you compromise treatment, care and prevention and compromising these means compromising millions of lives on the African continent.

People are looking to replace their firewall, or add in-line antivirus, or are looking to add intrusion prevention systems. They typically deploy with one or two services activated, and slowly migrate to new features.

Even young people need to know about prevention.

It is not a fact that people must get hospital-acquired infections. The goal ought to be the prevention of every single hospital-acquired infection.

It's really critical that we address prevention. If we take everybody off the streets today, there would be new people on the streets tomorrow.