Within the context of Constellus, what does that look like?

Yeah, so Constellus is about a billion and a half dollar privately held business, 11,000 plus employees, with what I think is a very impressive pedigree.

We have multiple companies that have come together over the years that some recognize, the Triple Canopies, the Senteras.

But really, if you reach all the way back, it goes back to 1960 and a company called Wagon Hut that our lineage traces to.

And we're one of the premier providers of security for very critical missions like securing nuclear material and nuclear weapons, things to that effect.

Today, with that 66 years of experience, we have some 243 contracts at 166 plus customers, not only in the United States, but in dozens of countries around the world.

providing the security and really the safeguarding of critical assets missions and people through this expertise with these folks augmented by technology and delivered anywhere at any time and it's that augmenting of technology which i think is very attractive to our customers right now because the need is there and certainly was attractive to me in taking on this task.

Explain that more again, because surely when you're sitting down with the customer and laying out what the strategy should be for incorporating tech into their mission, that if you extend the reach of what can be seen and look at more places, surely that brings entirely different questions into the conversation of what good security looks like.