She lowered her head, shook it, and said, "It was a program to infiltrate Fuchi competitors. Security services have been doing that... doing it forever. The problem is... your average security operative lacks the qualifications to get at the data you really want. The agent typically ends up on the competition's security staff or else posted in some security function to an executive, with only very limited access to proprietary material. The Fuchi program changed all that. We developed an interdisciplinary scheme for training scientists and researchers to work as security operatives, and to work effectively. That's basically what it was about."