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Dec, 2015 : Dropbox-for-Business Support Launched by STEALTHbits
📅 - STEALTHbits Technologies Inc. recently announced the availability of Dropbox support for the enterprise data access governance solution suite. This will help business users generate reports faster and easier.
The company specializes in data security software and this new solution will give customers access insights about the unstructured data they own. It will also reduce security risks and help defend against abuse and credential theft. .
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