There can be cases where, with this centre in place and with an improved security posture on campuses, someone may come to them and say, “Is this kind of transaction or behaviour something we should be concerned about or not?”
They could provide some advice on that, but you have to be a little careful. One of the advantages of having that kind of relationship is that you're not sending the wrong kind of signals to researchers, right? I think that having a focal point within an institution that can manage those risks actually means that you're not getting concerns from individual researchers about security agencies that could scattershot around. I think it is about a relationship.