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<!-- Slide 2 --> <break time="1000ms"/> So, what exactly is <sub alias="eye-TAR">EYE-TAR</sub>? <break time="300ms"/> <sub alias="eye-TAR">EYE-TAR</sub> stands for the International Traffic in Arms Regulations — a set of U.S. laws that govern the export and handling of defense-related technology and data. <break time="500ms"/> This includes mileye-tary equipment, components, technical drawings — <break time="200ms"/> even conversations about how they work. <break time="400ms"/> At RMS, this matters because we’re handling <sub alias="eye-TAR">EYE-TAR</sub>-controlled work for a major defense contractor, Curtiss-Wright. <break time="300ms"/> Non-compliance isn’t just a paperwork problem — <emphasis level="strong">it can lead to million-dollar fines, criminal charges,</emphasis> and loss of business for RMS. <break time="400ms"/> That’s why we all need to understand our role in safeguarding this information.