by Ferry Bayu | Sep 5, 2023 | Business
Certificate awarded to Responsible Cyber upon successful fulfilment of the criteria of the CSA Cyber Security Essentials Mark assessment
For many Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), limited budget and resources make purchasing a suite of next-gen cyber security tools (as large enterprises typically do) a luxury.
What SMEs can have in their arsenal, however, is a cost-effective baseline of security measures, outlined in a straightforward and proven framework, which they can readily implement to deter opportunistic cyber criminals with fairly basic equipment and not a whole lot of technical skills.
This is where the Cyber Essentials mark comes into play.
SINGAPORE, September 4 — Singaporean cyber security
start-up Responsible Cyber signed itself up for a cyber security audit that
would grant a third-party the information it needs to ascertain whether the organisation
is indeed equipped to protect itself (and therefore its clients, and its
clients’ clients) in the digital domain.
When asked why they did it, the co-founder
and Managing Director Dr Magda Chelly had this to say, “We cannot in good
conscience encourage other businesses to undertake rigorous cyber security
audits while not subjecting our own people, processes and technology to the
same scrutiny.”
“We wanted to demonstrate that adopting
cyber security best practices can be done without necessarily breaking the bank
or stretching resources thin, and I think we did just that.” she added.
Upon successfully passing the audit conducted
by one of CSA’s appointed certification bodies, Responsible Cyber was awarded the
Cyber Essentials mark, a cyber security certification introduced by the Cyber
Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) in 2022 as part of the SG Cyber Safe
Programme.
Frequent news of data breaches has fuelled
apprehension surrounding the security of personal data, prompting the demand
for heightened cyber security measures by businesses – and small and medium
enterprises (SMEs) are no exception.
SMEs may not have the luxury of a dedicated
IT security team, nor the ability to invest in robust cyber security measures
and tools, but there is hope yet, says Project and Compliance Manager Wayne Yan
who described the exercise as “fairly straightforward with ample guidance”.
“We reviewed our existing policies against the checklist that was
provided, and ensured that all required security controls were implemented and
reflected in our policies.”
For organisations that require additional
help, CSA has also made tailored cyber security toolkits freely available for
download on their official website.
As the name suggests, the Cyber Essentials
mark serves to distinguish organisations that have built a minimum level of
security into their operations. It provides a baseline from which organisations
can start to reduce their exposure to common cyber threats and vulnerabilities,
but it is far from a guarantee of protection against emerging threats.
“Safeguarding against threats is a
continuous journey, requiring constant vigilance and adaptation. We are
committed to the protection of the data with which we have been entrusted. We
hope that this sentiment gets reflected to our clients and that more cyber
security companies will take the opportunity to set the tone,” said Dr Chelly.
Every business – whether a small
organisation embarking on its digital journey or a large multi-national
corporation with digitalised business functions – needs to play its part.
Co-founder Mikko Laaksonen has added that they
would be gearing up for the Cyber Trust mark certification next, where
assessments will be even more rigorous, encompassing document review and
verification, as well as an evaluation of the implementation and effectiveness. — Responsible Cyber
Responsible Cyber Pte. Ltd is a Singapore-based cybersecurity and risk management start-up established in 2016 by industry veterans Magda Chelly and Mikko Laaksonen. Today, the company has a presence in the UK, France and Poland. Its corporate shareholders include Singtel Innov8 and NUS Enterprise. The company stands at the forefront of cyber security innovation with the introduction of two pioneering AI-powered products: IMMUNE X-TPRM and IMMUNE GRC.
IMMUNE X-TPRM is our answer to modern third-party risk management challenges. On the other hand, IMMUNE GRC is designed to streamline governance, risk, and compliance processes.
To learn more about Responsible Cyber, visit www.responsible-cyber.com
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by Ferry Bayu | Sep 5, 2023 | Business
BGC Group names Jarrod Reidy as Director: HR Outsourcing Alongside Enhanced EOR Services for the Asia Pacific Region
[Singapore, 05/09/2023] — BGC Group, a pioneering force in
the Recruitment & HR industry, proudly unveils two significant milestones
that are set to redefine its influence across the Asia Pacific Region.
Meet Jarrod Reidy: Driving HR Outsourcing
Excellence
BGC Group is thrilled to welcome Mr. Jarrod Reidy as the
Director of HR Outsourcing in APAC. With over a decade of experience, Mr. Reidy
has expertly guided international clients through the complexities of HR and
compliance landscapes across multiple countries. This aligns perfectly with BGC
Group’s commitment to delivering people-first solutions, supported by
technology.
Tristan Chew, CEO of BGC Group, emphasized the significance
of the appointment, stating, “Mr. Jarrod Reidy’s selection as the Director
of HR Outsourcing is a strategic move for our organization. His understanding
and experience in the region will undoubtedly elevate our HR outsourcing
initiatives and empower our clients to thrive in the ever-evolving HR landscape.”
In his new role, Mr. Reidy will be instrumental in
overseeing operations, fostering partnerships, driving sales, and shaping
marketing activities.
Enhanced EOR Services for the
Asia Pacific Region
In tandem with this leadership
addition, BGC Group unveils its elevated Employer of Record (EOR) services,
designed to support businesses expanding into the dynamic Asia Pacific Region.
Expanding into new markets, through
the establishment and maintenance of legal entities in each location, involves
risks, uncertainties, as well as significant time and cost, as businesses
navigate unfamiliar local regulations and compliance complexities.
BGC Group’s EOR solution streamlines
this process by utilizing its existing infrastructure and entities, serving as
the legal employer of workers, and managing all compliance, HR, payroll, benefits,
and administration tasks for clients.
“Our
EOR services provide businesses with an innovative expansion approach,”
confirmed Mr. Reidy. “Now covering 14 countries across APAC, we offer a
comprehensive turnkey solution, enabling organizations to go global whilst concentrating
on their core objectives.”
As BGC Group expands its
horizons with EOR services, it offers opportunities for businesses to navigate
new landscapes, access top talent, enable remote work, and drive strategic
growth without geographic limitations.
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BGC Group is a leading Recruitment, Employer of Record (EOR), HR & Payroll Outsourcing firm. Since our establishment in 2005, our highly experienced team has been at the forefront of providing hiring and compliance services.
by Ferry Bayu | Sep 5, 2023 | Business
GRAB-LED DIGIBANK GXBANK BECOMES FIRST TO GET MALAYSIA CENTRAL BANK’S APPROVAL TO COMMENCE OPERATIONS
The Grab-led digital bank, GX Bank Bhd (GXBank), is the first of the five digital bank licence applicants to receive the approval to commence operations from the Minister of Finance and Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) ahead of the April 2024 deadline set by BNM.
GXBank has completed an operational readiness review and has been approved to commence operations effective Sept 1, 2023, the bank said in a statement on Tuesday.
GXBank will leverage technology and innovation to serve the needs of the unserved and underserved individuals, and micro and small medium enterprises (MSME). Additionally, the digital-only bank will support customers’ needs through various channels including a bank app and 24/7 customer support via multiple platforms, it added.
The lack of access to financial services and its consequences in particular to the unserved and underserved segments and MSME is not new. The longstanding complexity of financial access, coupled with the unprecedented events over the last few years, have eroded financial buffers for individuals, households and businesses, the bank noted. Since the pandemic, 55 percent of Malaysians’ household income has decreased dramatically, with almost 50 percent now claiming to have difficulty raising at least MYR1,000 ($214.49) as emergency funds.
GXBank, with more than 95 percent Malaysian employees from both the technology and finance sectors, is led by Pei Si Lai, who brings with her over 25 years of extensive experience in consumer and commercial banking. The more than 200-strong team share the same conviction that combining today’s technology and finance expertise will provide the platform to empower local communities and businesses to be financially resilient.
“At GXBank, we are driven by our shared purpose and passion to bring positive transformation to the financial industry, starting with solutions to address the financial struggles of Malaysians and businesses. We are thankful for BNM’s guidance, support and trust in us to offer financial solutions and help the unserved and underserved communities achieve their dreams and better quality of life. Standing on Grab’s legacy of innovative tech and economic inclusion, we hope to redefine banking and reshape Malaysia’s financial landscape. Our collaboration with consortium partners such as Kuok Group and other industry players will enable us to work hand in hand, leveraging our respective ecosystems to nurture a resilient and financially inclusive Malaysia, where no one is left behind,” said Pei Si Lai, CEO, GX Bank Bhd.
Supporting GXBank is the newly appointed Board of Directors, spearheaded by Zaiton Mohd Hassan. She brings with her more than 30 years of experience in banking, audit, risk management and focus on governance and financial inclusion. Her previous roles in a variety of non-profit organisations and local banks reflects her deep passion to build and promote sustainable growth for the financially underserved.
Zaiton shared that the board is excited to be part of GXBank’s journey to drive real change and the reinvention of Malaysia’s financial sector. “We are at the forefront of the region’s fast evolving fintech landscape. With the collective strength of all our partners and digital banks in Singapore and Indonesia, GXBank is poised to offer equitable access to an innovative and transformational banking experience. We hope this will enable moreMalaysians to be financially independent, creating a better future for themselves, their families and the country,” said Zaiton.
With the commencement of operations, the bank will begin beta-testing its app – starting with its employees from GXBank, Grab and Kuok Group – and progressively roll out to a wider pool of users. This will enable GXBank to continuously receive feedback and refine the user experience before launching to the broader public.
GXBank is a subsidiary of GXS Bank Pte. Ltd., – the digital bank joint venture between Grab Holdings Ltd and Singapore Telecommunications Ltd (Singtel) – and a consortium of other Malaysian investors, including Kuok Group, founded by Malaysia’s richest tycoon Robert Kuok.
In Singapore, GXS Bank, which is backed by a consortium consisting of Grab Holdings (Grab) and Singtel, has launched Singapore’s first digital bank for consumers and businesses in August last year.
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by Ferry Bayu | Sep 5, 2023 | Business
Going Above and Beyond: Here’s what you can Expect from Homegrown Start-Up Responsible Cyber at Tech Week Singapore 2023
SINGAPORE, September 5 — Chaos, destruction, and dystopia are not typically thoughts you expect to entertain when going through the aisles of a technology event for business. A homegrown cyber security and risk management start-up Responsible Cyber seems hell-bent (pardon the language; seems apt given the context) on getting visitors to take off their rose-tinted glasses and see risk aversion, an oversubscribed maladaptive coping strategy, for what it is.
Set within a post-apocalyptic themed booth, Responsible Cyber is staging a compelling narrative on why having a robust and resilient architecture for managing third-parties is essential to ensuring the integrity and immutability of the data an organisation protects.
Indeed, the strategy that Responsible Cyber is adopting signals a clear delineation from the traditional approach of making visitors feel safe.
“Anyone who’s been in cyber security for any amount of time will know that the job involves getting down into the trenches, diving deep into the technical details, investigating security incidents, analysing vulnerabilities. It’s not pretty,” remarks Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer Mikko Laaksonen.
“If anything, it’s like entering a battleground, and practical knowledge and skills are essential. Our booth will hopefully encapsulate that rhetoric.”
As a teaser, visitors can look forward to:
-Acertifiably Gram-worthy Installation
-A Towering Display visible from across the room
-Enjoy Special Occasion Savings with every purchase of an Autographed Copy of “Building a Cyber Resilient Business”
-Meet and Greet with World Economic Forum’s Expert on Cyber Security, Dr Magda Chelly
-Safepicking demo and sharing, followed by first-hand experience
-Carefully Curated Gift Bags (first-come first-serve basis) worth its weight in gold in the next pandemic
-Ad-hoc Demos of our revolutionary ecosystem risk management platform IMMUNE X-TPRM –
When asked why the push for something so massively different from the norm, Co-Founder and Managing Director Dr Magda Chelly says “We are a start-up; we are known for thinking out of the box, and that’s what I want people to know about Responsible Cyber and our solutions – if our customers need a specific solution for managing their ecosystem risks, they can come to us and we will deliver.”
Tech Week Singapore is renowned for connecting cyber security professionals and business leaders with the industry’s brightest minds and most innovative solutions. Its 2022 edition saw an impressive turnout of 22,885 attendees ranging from C-Suites to start-ups, solidifying its status as Asia’s most important technology event for business.
In a massive push for brand awareness, the start-up will have a whopping 36 square metre booth by the entrance of Cyber Security World Asia, and a digital presence on the Tech Week Singapore app across five shows: Cloud Expo Asia, Cyber Security World Asia, Data Centre World Asia, Big Data & AI World Asia and eCommerce Expo Asia.
Amid this buzz, Responsible Cyber will also shine the spotlight on its flagship product, IMMUNE X-TPRM, as a beacon of hope identifying and neutralising unknown and foreign elements – a metaphor for the SaaS platform’s advanced capabilities in facilitating the timely detection and mitigation of potential threats and risks.
Are you keen on ecosystem risk management? We would love to share how our customers approached this journey and why they adopted IMMUNE X-TPRM.
If you’d prefer to have an in-person chat, visit Responsible Cyber’s E-zone on the Tech Week Singapore app and we’ll schedule time for a chat.
About Responsible Cyber
Responsible Cyber Pte. Ltd is a Singapore-based cyber security and risk management start-up established in 2016 by industry veterans Magda Chelly and Mikko Laaksonen. Today, the company has a presence in the UK, France and Poland. Its corporate shareholders include Singtel Innov8 and NUS Enterprise. The company stands at the forefront of cyber security innovation with the introduction of two pioneering AI-powered products: IMMUNE X-TPRM and IMMUNE GRC.
IMMUNE X-TPRM is our answer to modern third-party risk management challenges. On the other hand, IMMUNE GRC is designed to streamline governance, risk, and compliance processes.
To learn more about Responsible Cyber, visit www.responsible-cyber.com
Media Contact
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by Ferry Bayu | Sep 5, 2023 | Business
Responsible Cyber Officially Licensed to Provide Penetration Testing Services in Singapore
SINGAPORE, September 5 – Responsible Cyber, a leading name in the cybersecurity sector, proudly announces that it has been officially granted the license to provide Penetration Testing Services in Singapore. The license, bearing the License No: CS/PTS/C-2023-0413, is a testament to the company’s commitment to adhering to the highest standards of cybersecurity practice.
In recent years, cyber threats have shown a significant increase, posing grave risks to businesses and consumers alike. With this official recognition, Responsible Cyber is poised to help companies in Singapore bolster their defenses, ensuring a robust security posture in the face of evolving cyber threats.
Companies are now strongly encouraged to engage with licensed cybersecurity service providers. This license assures clients that they are partnering with a provider that has met stringent requirements set by regulatory authorities, ensuring top-tier service quality and expertise.
“We are thrilled to receive this license, as it underscores our dedication to providing exceptional cybersecurity services,” said Dr. Magda Chelly, Managing Director of Responsible Cyber. “We are committed to helping businesses in Singapore safeguard their digital assets and maintain the trust of their stakeholders. With this recognition, we are better equipped to achieve that goal.”
Engaging with a licensed provider like Responsible Cyber ensures that companies are getting not just expert service but also a partner who remains up-to-date with the latest in cybersecurity trends, techniques, and threats.
Responsible Cyber has consistently showcased its prowess in the realm of cybersecurity. With this new license, it further establishes its position as a reliable and esteemed cybersecurity service provider in Singapore.
Responsible Cyber Pte. Ltd is a Singapore-based cyber security and risk management start-up established in 2016 by industry veterans Magda Chelly and Mikko Laaksonen. Today, the company has a presence in the UK, France and Poland. Its corporate shareholders include Singtel Innov8 and NUS Enterprise. The company stands at the forefront of cyber security innovation with the introduction of two pioneering AI-powered products: IMMUNE X-TPRM and IMMUNE GRC.
IMMUNE X-TPRM is our answer to modern third-party risk management challenges. On the other hand, IMMUNE GRC is designed to streamline governance, risk, and compliance processes.
To learn more about Responsible Cyber, visit www.responsible-cyber.com
Wen Sin LIM
in**@***************er.com
by Ferry Bayu | Sep 4, 2023 | Business
Group-IB Exposes Scam-as-a-Service Operation Profiting USD $64.5 Million by Targeting APAC Brands
-Group-IB’s latest findings shed light on an ongoing scam-as-a-service operation known as Classiscam.
-Substantial Profits: This operation has already generated a staggering USD $64.5 million for the scammers.
-APAC Target: The operation’s primary focus has been targeting reputable brands within the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region.
Singapore, August 31, 2023 — Group-IB, a global cybersecurity leader headquartered in Singapore, can reveal that the scam-as-a-service operation Classiscam is continuing its worldwide campaign well into 2023. In a new blog, Group-IB analysts detail how the automated scheme uses Telegram bots to assist with the creation of ready-to-use phishing pages impersonating companies in a range of industries, including online marketplaces, classified sites, and logistics operators. These phishing pages are designed to steal money, payment data, and recently in some cases, bank login credentials from unsuspecting internet users.
According to Group-IB’s findings, 251 unique brands in a total of 79 countries were featured on Classiscam phishing pages from H1 2021 to H1 2023. In addition, the phishing templates created for each brand can be localized to different countries by editing the language and currency featured on the scam pages. As a result, one particular logistics brand was impersonated by “Classiscammers” targeting users in as many as 31 countries.
Within the APAC region, the country with the highest number of brands targeted by Classiscammers was Australia (34.6% of regional total). Other heavily affected countries were India (11.5%), Hong Kong (10.3%), Singapore (7.7%), Sri Lanka (7.7%), and Malaysia (5.1%).
Since the second half of 2019, when the Group-IB Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-GIB) in cooperation with the company’s Digital Risk Protection unit first identified Classiscam’s operations, 1,366 separate groups leveraging this scheme have been discovered on Telegram. Group-IB experts examined Telegram channels containing information pertaining to 393 Classiscam groups with more than 38,000 members that operated between H1 2020 and H1 2023. During this period, these groups made combined estimated earnings of USD $64.5 million. Group-IB has noted how the threat actors behind Classiscam have worked, since inception, to formalize and expand the scam model’s operations. From 2022 onwards, Classiscammers have introduced new innovations, such as phishing schemes designed to harvest the credentials of victim’s online bank accounts, and some groups have begun to use information stealers.
In line with its mission of combating global cybercrime, Group-IB will continue to share its findings about Classiscam, drawn from the company’s proprietary Digital RIsk Protection solution, with law enforcement authorities. The primary aim of this research is to raise public awareness about the latest scamming methods and reduce the number of victims of this scam operation.
Gone global
Classiscam originally appeared in Russia, where the scheme was tried and tested before being launched across the globe. The scam-as-a-service affiliate program surged in popularity in spring 2020 with the emergence of COVID-19 and the subsequent uptick in remote working and online shopping.
Group-IB experts noticed how the scam scheme was exported first to Europe, before entering other global regions, such as the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, the United States, and the Middle East and Africa (MEA). As of H1 2021, Classiscammers had targeted internet users in 30 countries. Group-IB experts can reveal that, as of H1 2023, this figure has risen to 79. In the same time period, the number of targeted brands on the global market has increased from 38 to 251.
More than 61% of the Classiscam resources analyzed by Group-IB experts that were created between H1 2021 and H1 2023 targeted users in Europe. Other heavily targeted regions were the Middle East and Africa (18.7% of resources) and the Asia-Pacific region (12.2%). A full breakdown of the share of targeted brands by region can be found in Figure 2 (below).
Within the APAC region, the country with the highest number of targeted brands was Australia (34.6% of regional total). Other heavily affected countries were India (11.5%), Hong Kong (10.3%), Singapore (7.7%), Sri Lanka (7.7%), and Malaysia (5.1%).
The average amount lost by Classiscam victims worldwide was $353, although UK users lost the most, on average, to Classiscammers, as the average fraudulent transaction was $865. Users in APAC and MEA were less likely to fall victim to Classiscam schemes, although victims in Singapore lost $682 on average to the scam. In Australia, this figure was $515, and in Saudi Arabia (MEA), successful Classiscam schemes saw victims lose, on average, $525.
Figure 4: Leaders in average amount charged per fraudulent Classiscam transaction in H1 2023
What’s new?
Classiscam was initially launched as a relatively straightforward scam operation. Cybercriminals created fake ads on classified sites, and leveraged social engineering techniques to trick users into “buying” the falsely-advertised goods or services, whether by transferring money directly to the scammers or by debiting money from the victim’s bank card.
Classiscam operations have become increasingly automated over the past two years. The scheme now utilizes Telegram bots and chats to coordinate operations and create phishing and scam pages in a handful of seconds, and many of the groups offer easy-to-follow instructions, and experts are on hand to help with other users’ questions. A full rundown of how the Classiscam scheme works in practice is provided in the below Figure 6.
Over the past year, Group-IB researchers have seen roles within scam groups become more specialized within an expanded hierarchy. Classiscam phishing pages can now include a balance check, which the scammers use to assess how much they can charge to a victim’s card, and fake bank login pages that they use to harvest users’ credentials. At the time of writing, Group-IB experts found 35 such scam groups that distributed links to phishing pages that include fake login forms for banking services. In total, Classiscam scammers created resources emulating the login pages of 63 banks in 14 countries. Among the targeted banks were those based in Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Poland, Singapore, and Spain.
“Classiscam shows no sign of slowing down and the ranks of the Classiscammers are continuing to swell. Over the past year, we have seen scam groups adopt a new, expanded hierarchy, and roles within organizations are becoming increasingly specialized. Classiscam will likely remain one of the major global scam operations throughout 2023 due to the scheme’s full automation and low technical barrier of entry,” Afiq Sasman, Head of Group-IB’s Computer Emergency Response Team in the Asia Pacific, said.
Group-IB will continue to monitor global Classiscam campaigns, engaging with both law enforcement and affected brands to assist in efforts to take down these scams. Companies whose brand and likeness are impersonated by scammers are recommended to leverage Digital Risk Protection solutions that can actively monitor, identify, and take down phishing domains.
PINPOINT PR is assisting Group-IB with media relations.
Group-IB, with its headquarters in Singapore, is one of the leading solutions providers dedicated to detecting and preventing cyberattacks, investigating high-tech crimes, identifying online fraud, and protecting intellectual property. The company’s Threat Intelligence and Research Centers are located in the Middle East (Dubai), Asia-Pacific (Singapore), and Europe (Amsterdam).
Group-IB’s Unified Risk Platform is an ecosystem of solutions that understands each organization’s threat profile and tailors defenses against them in real-time from a single interface. The Unified Risk Platform provides complete coverage of the cyber response chain. Group-IB’s products and services consolidated in Group-IB’s Unified Risk Platform include Group-IB’s Threat Intelligence, Managed XDR, Digital Risk Protection, Fraud Protection, Attack, Surface Management, Business Email Protection, Audit & Consulting, Education & Training, Digital Forensics & Incident Response, Managed Detection & Response, and Cyber Investigations.
Group-IB’s Threat Intelligence system has been named one of the best in its class by Gartner, Forrester, and IDC. Group-IB’s Managed XDR, intended for proactively searching for and protecting against complex and previously unknown cyber threats, has been recognized as one of the market leaders in the Network Detection and Response category by KuppingerCole Analysts AG, the leading European analyst agency, while Group-IB itself has been recognized as a Product Leader and an Innovation Leader.
Gartner has named Group-IB a Representative Vendor in Online Fraud Detection for its Fraud Protection. In addition, Group-IB was granted Frost & Sullivan’s Innovation Excellence award for Digital Risk Protection (DRP), an Al-driven platform for identifying and mitigating digital risks and counteracting brand impersonation attacks, with the company’s patented technologies at its core. Group-IB’s technological leadership and R&D capabilities are built on the company’s 20 years of hands-on experience in cybercrime investigations worldwide and over 70,000 hours of cybersecurity incident response accumulated in our leading DFIR Laboratory, High-Tech Crime Investigations Department, and round-the-clock CERT-GIB.
Group-IB is an active partner in global investigations led by international law enforcement organizations such as Europol and INTERPOL. Group-IB is also a member of the Europol European Cybercrime Centre’s (EC3) Advisory Group on Internet Security, which was created to foster closer cooperation between Europol and its leading non-law enforcement partners.
Group-IB’s experience in threat hunting and cyber intelligence has been fused into an ecosystem of highly sophisticated software and hardware solutions designed to monitor, identify, and prevent cyberattacks. Group-IB’s mission is to protect its clients in cyberspace every day by creating and leveraging innovative solutions and services.
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