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Security Chatbots Aim To Simplify Incident Detection And Response
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1/19/2018 | 6:22:13 AM
End-to-end chatbot security

The question also comes that can platforms that integrate with chatbot platforms provide end to end encryption? And if not, then how is this communication channel secure (given that it doesn't have end-to-end encryption. 

Ashish Jain
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