Technically correct! Danger zone >40° and <140° And, my recommendation of extended time at 120° could put you there.
But, the risk to whole muscle meats such as beef (steak etc.) are infinitely safer, especially if you know where and how your beef is sourced. I routinely sous vide 2 1/2”-3” prime New York and bone-in ribeyes at 120° for 2 hours, then place on hot bbq grill 3-4 minutes with some flipping to get grill marks and Maillard effect. Served finished temperature at 130° So rare to medium rare. NEVER over 140°.
The whole muscle meat concept is why I also will eat steak tartare if I know the chef/restaurant and can identify the beef as freshly ground to each order preparation.
You’d be surprised how many large steakhouses do the same.