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Employees who were fired or are unhappy with your company for other reasons can pose a risk to the security of your sensitive data.
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Microsoft has a software service that runs on Windows operating systems, known as the Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS).
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In June, Governor Greg Abbott, signed House Bill 3746 into law, which makes changes to Texas’s current data breach notification requirements.