I've seen a lot of these.

Well, it's become such a case study on what does modern warfare look like? And it really is becoming like...

You can buy a $2,000 drone and take out massive amounts of stuff.

But I used to be involved in our drone business a lot more, so I have enough understanding there that the things we got to worry about, like we've got to get a drone out to the front lines.

Even if it's a small little off-the-shelf recon drone, we got to get it out there.

So we have to apply a reasonable amount of security to that because if we lose the drone somewhere behind enemy lines, we want to make sure that they're not able to scrape data.

Yeah.

Is that on the kind of more traditional side, is that part of the process?