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<item><title>How to Ensure Data Security for Non-Production Computer Systems</title>
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<![CDATA[For a company to ensure its software upgrades especially business-critical applications work as needed, testing on real data is required. According to Suzanne Swanson from Applimation, this data needs just as much protection as it does when it's being used in production.<br/>   -  While the industry deals with the most egregious aspects of data theft, many computer systems still remain vulnerable to attack at some level. An important tier of computer data remains practically untouched and unprotected by today's new data security procedures: non-production systems used for in-...]]></description>
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