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McAfee Sues 3 Former Staffers Now at Rival Tanium
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RyanSepe
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6/30/2019 | 10:29:13 AM
Data at Rest
Seems pretty clear cut case. This is why IP needs to be protected more stringently. If you restrict your drives so that writing is allowed but transmission functions such as copy and paste are restricted then you would minimize the overall risk of this occurence.


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