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In today’s vast interconnected world, the need to provide greater security within a customer’s product or system is quickly becoming a standard requirement. To stay one step ahead of the criminal element and prevent theft of software or hardware intellectual property, data, or communications services, customers today are designing their products with an eye on providing more complex systems.

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