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The wonderful world of software allows us to do amazing things from smartphones to cloud-based applications. Along with these capabilities comes the potential for vulnerability. While IT leaders do their best to protect networks from malware and hackers, the software itself can sometimes open a door that is difficult to close. Digital piracy is continually rising, and bootlegged TV shows, songs and movies are only scratching the surface. For businesses, the bigger threat is the risk of their confidential data and assets falling into the wrong hands. Think Sony. Think State Department. Think Ashley Madison (and a whole lot of others). Most software developers are on top of policies and licensing to protect customer use of their solutions and intellectual property. But companies also need to be mindful of in-house policies and practices to avoid being taken advantage of by contractors and third parties.
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