From a RingCentral perspective, we don't have a lot of concern with that because we certainly have means of managing all those scenarios you mentioned, we can certainly participate as a note in a customer's MPLS network, if they want to extend that out to our data centers or if they're using SD-WAN, which is sort of taking over the MPLS environment to a certain extent these days. We participate and have tested with any number of SD-WAN providers and can participate in whatever their method of prioritizing that traffic to RingCentral. 

Our website has all sorts of explanations about the various providers we work with and how that can be operational for us but even on a bigger sense, when you're talking public internet, we will provide encryption for all traffic that comes into our data center but its coming over a public connection, which honestly, most of our customers do connect that way so we're provide encryption both in transit as well as at rest so it makes us able to be compliant with a number of things like HIPAA, as well as other types of compliances that are out there.

 

And our data centers are annually reviewed for those types of things too, Chris. It makes it a little more secure for our customers and hopefully it provides them a sense of security when they are giving their services