Doesn't it, though, seem sort of counterintuitive that, when we are talking about issues around cybersecurity and around communicating virtually on the Internet, the only way we think we can do that is to build a brick-and-mortar campus?
Questions the need for a physical campus for cybersecurity efforts.
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