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Open architecture: A platform that is proprietary is only half effective when you are leaving out control points, threat intelligence sources, and other critical tools that don’t integrate. Integrated operations: You must be able to do more than see a problem. So how do we do this? Learn more about Cisco SecureX and our open platform.
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Data Privacy – Individuals should be protected from abusive data practices via built-in protections and have agency about how personal data is used. In this architecture, cloud-independent attestation is provided by Intel Trust Authority and subsequently verified by Thales.
Data Privacy – Individuals should be protected from abusive data practices via built-in protections and have agency about how personal data is used. In this architecture, cloud-independent attestation is provided by Intel Trust Authority and subsequently verified by Thales.
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