"While SSL and TLS begin strong cryptography at Layer 4 or, the Transport Layer within OSI, KTLS™ begins strong cryptography from the kernel level at ring 0 and encrypts all keystrokes. Up until now, enterprises and government agencies have lacked the ability to fully protect their endpoints from a zero day key logger, which cannot be identified by antivirus. A keylogger is a type of surveillance software that has the capability to record every keystroke an employee makes on their keyboard. Many keyloggers come with the ability to change their form (polymorphic) and can go on undetected for months and sometimes years as they quickly spread between the endpoints within the enterprise."

from
https://www.advancedcybersecurity.com/

You just made the light bulb go on for me my friend as to how we can conclude that this in fact is a deal now for SFOR/ACS!!!!! Thank you, I knew you guys were right I just could not connect the dots until now!!!!