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Mac scareware gang evades Apple's new anti-malware defenses WHITE PAPER: Numara Software Making Non-Microsoft Application Patching a Top Priority Over the past few years third-party applications have become the primary attack vector for new malware primarily because many organizations have been slow to apply security updates to these applications. Many organizations have found that they are at an inflection point where addressing these security threats are no longer optional. Read now In this Issue
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