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Security Innovation

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Executive Summary
How Symantec Innovates
Innovations by Acquisition:
Symantec 1989 to 2019
Frameworks and Architectures
Zero Trust
Secure Access Service Edge
(SASE) Technology

Broadcom Acquires Symantec
Enterprise
Post-Acquisition Innovation
Strategic Partnership with
GoogleInnovation by Product LineBusiness Innovations
Community and Standards
Innovations

The Next Innovation Cycle
Symantec Enterprise Cloud
What is Next?

Conclusions

Executive Summary
Does Symantec, a division of Broadcom, innovate? This is a reasonable
question, especially when it is easy to conclude that new technologies are
only created by the latest startups. Symantec’s 40-year history, emphasis
on integrated security, and insistence that its solutions work across onpremises and cloud environments, all disqualify it from that innovator
class. Since its 2019 acquisition by Broadcom—and refined focus on sellingto the world’s most demanding organizations—it is easy to see Symantec
as just another big, slow-moving business waiting its turn for disruption.
But in a larger sense, Symantec has always innovated: by creating,selecting, acquiring, developing, and integrating security technologies;
and by anticipating and aligning to security frameworks like Zero Trustand Secure Access Service Edge (SASE). Innovation continues atSymantec in many forms:• Replatforming Security Software to run on Google Cloud, the world’s
premier high-performance, low-latency edge network• Product advances to address the compliance, integration, work-fromhome, and multi-cloud environment issues global enterprises face
• Business innovations such as consolidated simplified pricing to give
Symantec customers maximum deployment flexibility at an attractiveuser-based price• Standards innovations in collaboration with industry, government,
and regulatory bodies to represent customer interests and developinteroperable solutions
The latest round of innovation is Symantec® Enterprise Cloud (SEC), a
consolidated hybrid-cloud solution offering data and threat protection
backed by the worldwide network of Symantec Security Operations
Centers. A superset of the Secure Service Edge that incorporates Zero
Trust Principles, SEC is an end-to-end security solution for the mostcomplex and extensive enterprise networks.
Symantec innovations continue, with a long-time goal of agent
consolidation now within reach. A single Symantec agent will reach acrosstechnologies, platforms, and environments for consistent managementof compliance, secure remote work, and cybersecurity coverage without
gaps or overlap.

How Symantec Innovates
SYMANTEC HAS ALWAYSINNOVATED—BY
CREATING, ACQUIRING,INTEGRATING,
AND EXTENDINGCYBERSECURITY
SOLUTIONS, AND
BY ANTICIPATING
AND ALIGNING
WITH SECURITY
FRAMEWORKS LIKE
ZERO TRUST AND SASE.

Symantec, entering its fifth decade, is an established cybersecurity leader
with a long record of accomplishment. As part of Broadcom, Symantec’s
strategy has been redirected from quarterly revenue from product sales
to long-term partnerships with the world’s preeminent companies. These
customers have high expectations of Symantec, but should they expect
innovation?
This paper will make the case that Symantec has always innovated—by
creating, acquiring, integrating, and extending cybersecurity solutions, andby anticipating and aligning with security frameworks like Zero Trust and
SASE. Since its acquisition by Broadcom in 2019, Symantec Enterprise hascontinued to refine and integrate key security technologies, along withreplatforming its entire security offering on Google Cloud infrastructure
and increasing its R&D spending. It innovates in business processes that
extend, bundle, and price offerings to meet the requirements of large,
distributed customers. Working with governments, regulators, and standards
organizations, it innovates and shapes technologies on a global scale. And
it is bringing the technologies together with Symantec Enterprise Cloud,a comprehensive offering designed to deliver data-centric, cross-platformsecurity for large enterprises.

Innovation by Acquisition: Symantec 1989 to 2019
Founded in 1982 and public since 1989, Symantec grew its cybersecurity
business by identifying and acquiring companies that had developed
promising niche security technologies. Because these startups typicallylacked the required resources, Symantec took on the role of developing theirpoint products into fully featured market-ready solutions, compatible with or
integrated into other security technologies. Highlights of Symantec’s Acquire,
Develop, and Integrate strategy are outlined in Table 1.
As the table illustrates, these acquisitions are more than point solutions
chosen to boost revenue. Integrated into broader products or extended
across multiple platforms, they continue to add value long after they haveoutlived their utility as stand-alone products.

Table 1: Symantec Acquisitions and Evolution of Acquired Technologies, 1989 to 2019

Company

Technology

Evolution

Certus

Antivirus

Updated, expanded, and integrated into
Symantec Endpoint Security Complete—Radicati
Group’s Top Player seven years running.

Vontu

Data Loss Prevention

Foundation of Symantec Data Loss Prevention
Core and Cloud Solutions—2021 Forrester Wave
Leaders in their respective segments.

Elastica

Cloud Access Security
BrokerUpdated, expanded, and integrated as a control
point into Data Loss Prevention Cloud.

Blue Coat

Secure Web Gateway

Available as a cloud-delivered network security
service with a broad range of options andintegrations—a long time leader in SWG
technology.

SkycureMobile Threat Defense

Integrated into Symantec Endpoint Protection
Mobile for predictive, multi-layered mobile
defense that respects user productivity.

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Company

Technology

Evolution

Fireglass

Web Isolation

Integrated into Symantec Cloud Secure Web
Gateway, allowing unmanaged devices to accesscloud applications safely.

Javelin

Active Directory Threat
DefenseIntegrated into Symantec Endpoint Security
Complete to harden Active Directory andobfuscate to stop admin credential theft.

Luminate

ZTNA

Available as Symantec ZTNA, a secure cloud
gateway for access to private applications.

Bay Dynamics

Information Centric
Analytics

Expanded and embedded as risk analytics within
Symantec DLP Core and DLP Cloud solutions.

Frameworks and Architectures
Symantec acquired, developed, and integrated security technologies toaddress emerging threats (data breaches, ransomware) and protect new
platforms (mobile, cloud). At the same time, analyst firms were codifying
these new computing environments and recommending architectures andframeworks for their defense. These are essentially commercial and analytical
approaches to the same issue, so it is no surprise they converged: Symantec
technologies aligned with—and in some cases anticipated—the analysts’
work. Zero Trust security architecture and SASE technology provide two
examples.

SYMANTEC ACQUIRED,DEVELOPED, AND
INTEGRATED SECURITYTECHNOLOGIES TOADDRESS EMERGINGTHREATS AND PROTECTNEW PLATFORMS.

Zero Trust
Adoption of mobile and cloud computing platforms gradually eroded the
secure perimeter model of cyber defense. Its successor was a perimeterless,data-centric security architecture called Zero Trust. Zero Trust is basedon authenticating any person, device, or workload trying to access data,
regardless of their physical location, network address, or access method, andthen assigning only the access privileges associated with the authenticatedentity. Zero Trust requires automation and orchestration so that component
technologies can work together, and visibility and analytics to monitor,
control, and govern the architecture.
Well before the Zero Trust model was introduced by Forrester Researchin 2009, Symantec had already assembled, developed, and offered every
one of the technologies needed to implement the architecture, backed by
Identity Governance and Administration solutions to automate review andcertification of user access.
By the time the National Institute of Standards and Technology formalized
it as SP 800-207, Symantec had taken further steps to merge Zero Trusttechnologies into its emerging cloud portfolio:• Symantec ZTNA, a Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solution to
manage access to applications deployed in data centers or IaaS/PaaS
clouds• Symantec VIP cloud-based multifactor credentials and contextual risk
analysis for unmanaged devices• Zero Trust data centric capabilities built into Symantec Secure Web
Gateway, CASB, Endpoint, and Email solutions, enabled by integrated
Symantec DLP

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Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Technology
Codified by Gartner analysts in 2019, SASE is the convergence of networkand data security functions as cloud services delivered directly to users
at the network edge. SASE promises to improve network and application
performance, strengthen security, reduce complexity, and cut costs. A majoradvantage is its avoidance of the costs and latency of backhauling all traffic
through centralized data centers, as is done with Virtual Private Networks,
for example. In 2021, Gartner defined Secure Services Edge (SSE) as a
productized subset of SASE that can be delivered as a complete solution.
As with Zero Trust, its component technologies were already available from
Symantec at the time SASE was codified. Table 2 illustrates how Symantec
technologies are aligned to the Gartner SASE framework, as validated bythird-party Tolly Enterprises, LLC.

ZERO TRUST AND
SASE COMPONENTTECHNOLOGIES WERE
ALREADY AVAILABLE
FROM SYMANTEC AT
THE TIME THEY WERE
CODIFIED.

Where alignment with the framework is inexact, it is often because Symantec
includes a technology (for example, protecting data at rest) or environment(for example on-premises) underrepresented in the original framework.

Table 2: Symantec SASE Technologies

Gartner Framework
Component

Functional Area

Current Symantec
Solution

Secure Web Gateway

Secure Web Gateway• URL Threat Prevention &Classification• Advanced Content Analysis(Malware sandboxing)

Symantec Web Protection

CASB

Cloud Application Security
Broker (CASB)

Symantec DLP Cloud

ZTNA/VPN

ZTNA

Symantec ZTNA

FWaaS

Cloud Firewall

Symantec Web Protection

Remote Browser Isolation

Remote Browser Isolation

Symantec Web Protection

Decryption

SSL Inspection

Symantec Web Protection

Data Loss Prevention

Data Loss Prevention

Symantec DLP Cloud

Source: Tolly Enterprises LLC Report #222122, July, 2022

Broadcom Acquires Symantec Enterprise
In November 2019 Broadcom acquired the Enterprise Security businessof the Symantec Corporation, with the stated goal of “… expanding ourfootprint of mission critical infrastructure software within our core Global
2000 customer base.”
The Symantec Enterprise Security business—detached from its smallbusiness and Norton consumer lines—was and remains closely aligned with
Broadcom’s strategic focus on the world’s largest companies. As the sidebar
shows, Symantec products enjoy excellent penetration of this premium
segment, and retain plenty of room to grow.

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SYMANTEC ENTERPRISE
MARKET PENETRATION– 195 COMPANIES IN THE
FORTUNE 500– 697 COMPANIES IN THE
GLOBAL 2000
– 13 OF 13 TOP BANKS

Broadcom Acquires Symantec Enterprise (cont.)
The acquisition had dramatic effects on Symantec strategy. Long-term
growth replaced quarterly revenue as its primary focus, and spending was
redeployed from the pursuit of new accounts to consulting and support forestablished customers.
Like Marketing and Sales resources, innovation was marshalled to advancethe interests of Broadcom’s global customer base, focusing on the areas
most important to those clients:– 8 OF 10 TOP TELECOM
COMPANIES• Compliance—a major driver for large multinationals, and growing fast as
new regulatory authorities assert themselves and older ones fragment
regionally.

– 7 OF 10 TOP
AUTOMAKERS• Integration—a priority for large companies any time, enhanced now
by opportunities to integrate Symantec solutions with Broadcom®
ValueOps™, AIOps, and other enterprise software.

– 150M+ ENTERPRISE
USERS WORLDWIDE• Work-from-anywhere—an accomplished fact post-pandemic, and asignificant challenge to build a secure, productive user experience on topof infrastructure that was not designed for it.
• Hybrid and multi-cloud environments—on-premises infrastructure isout of fashion, but data residency and security concerns keep most
multinationals from going all-in on the cloud.
Following the Broadcom acquisition, the pace of new-productannouncements and press releases abated, and many analysts thought
Symantec had gone dark on innovation. But this period was in fact one of
the busiest, most productive, and most innovative in its history, as Symantec
rebuilt its entire security infrastructure in the cloud, to serve the needs of its
global clients.

Post-Acquisition Innovation
After the Broadcom acquisition, it quickly became clear that to serve
enterprise customers from the cloud at high performance levels, Symantec
needed to replatform its cloud portfolio.
Strategic Partnership with Google
We saw above that a SASE architecture delivers security services directly todevices at the network edge, eliminating the wasteful touch base with thehome data center for every transaction. But speed and latency still matter inthe cloud: if the edge network is bandwidth-constrained or physically distantfrom a user’s device, latency will grow and performance will suffer.
To drive these constraints to an absolute minimum, Broadcom rewrote
and replatformed its entire offering—more than 80 products and services,
including all Symantec solutions—as Software-as-a-Service solutions on
Google Cloud infrastructure, in containerized environments under Kubernetes
orchestration.

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Strategic Partnership with Google (cont.)
Google now provides Broadcom and Symantec users the following
advantages:• Global range, interconnecting ISPs, content providers, and users on ahigh-speed private network• Edge points of presence (POPs) on 180+ internet exchanges and at 160+
interconnection facilities worldwide (see Figure 1, below), reducing costs
and latency• Efficient routing on Google’s private backbone, minimizing traffic overthe public Internet• Unmatched scale• Elasticity in response to unpredictable changes• Stability and resilience in the face of disruptions
While the 18-month migration unquestionably had an impact on its
customers, Symantec now delivers cloud-delivered security at superior
performance levels, as validated by third parties. Compared to the
public Internet, Symantec SASE on Google Cloud delivered 144% greater
throughput with 62% lower latency for encrypted traffic, and 14% greater
throughput with 19% lower latency for unencrypted traffic. The Symantec
advantage in total transaction time grew with the physical distance between
parties, from 21% better than public Internet for same-city transactions, to
62% better for California-to-Singapore transactions.

Figure 1: The Network Edge, as Defined by Google Cloud, February, 2021

Source: Google Cloud Blog

The Google Cloud backbone benefits Broadcom as well as its customers:
users onboard faster, and the latest technologies assure consistently highservice levels. Symantec also collaborated with Google to create Localization
Zones—a way to make sure web content is localized for the country where
the request originates, even when the ISP is located outside its borders. For
its initiative—and assistance—Broadcom received Google Cloud’s Customerof the Year Award for 2021.

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Innovation by Product Line
None of this should be taken to indicate that product innovation stopped in
the period following Broadcom’s acquisition of Symantec. Broadcom is, after
all, a company that reinvests more than 20% of its revenue in R&D year after
year as a matter of policy. Table 3 shows a sample of the product innovations
introduced by Symantec after the Broadcom acquisition, including during theheight of its Google Cloud replatforming effort.
Table 3: Symantec Post-Acquisition Innovations

Symantec Innovations by Product Line
ENDPOINT SECURITY• Adaptive Security consolidates information from agents across a geography, department,or other entity to respond to local conditions, not a global common denominator.
• New dashboards highlight unusual behaviors on high-risk apps: PowerShell, Net.exc, etc.,
to thwart ransomware live off the land and targeted attacks.
• Endpoint management console moved to the cloud.
• Solution regionalization, to address data sovereignty and other regional issues.
• Threat Defense for Active Directory (TDAD) protects Active Directory integrity,
obfuscates AD, and counteracts credential-stealing and lateral migration typical ofransomware attacks.
• Agent consolidation: Single agent to integrate traffic steering needed for Cloud SWG.

INFORMATION SECURITY• Continuous development of Data Loss Prevention from version 15 to 16, with 17 on the way.
• New policies based on risk-scoring using Information Centric Analytics, built on UEBA
capabilities, but usable by Business Units.
• Consolidation across events for easier management.
• Quarantining organized using ServiceNow integration, reducing the need for monitoring.
• GDPR compliance innovations, for example obfuscation that allows administrators to lookat events without violating privacy regulations.
• CASB now offers Oracle management via the cloud version of Enforce.
• CASB has added API, Securlet, and Gateway solutions for data trust and data in motion.

NETWORK SECURITY• Secure Web Gateway is now offered as virtual machines or as a cloud service with a single
console for all form factors.
• Multiple network capabilities are now available as a single SWG solution including Cloud
SWG, Edge SWG, Isolation, Content Analysis, SSL Inspection, App Visibility and Control,Intelligence Service and Centralize Management & Reporting.
• Newly developed Cloud Firewall Service launched and added to all SWG customers.
• Selective traffic steering integrated into Secure Web Gateway and the consolidated
endpoint security agent of Symantec Enterprise Security Complete.
• Agent-based and agentless ZTNA is now an alternative to VPN, with lower cost, fewer
security issues, and less complexity.

PLATFORMS AND ENVIRONMENTS• A single Symantec Enterprise Security Complete agent consolidating Secure Web
Gateway, ZTNA, CASB, and Endpoint capability.
• Moving toward the hybrid—not cloud-only—platform large multinationals need.
• Extending user and entity behavior analytics (UEBA) from on-premises to CloudSOC
CASB and DLP Cloud.
• Introducing Mirror Gateway technology to allow completely unmanaged devices, with noagents of any kind, to access corporate networks safely.
• Extending the DLP agent to cover macOS and Linux.
• Created Localization Zones to localize web content for the geographic origin of a request,
regardless of the ISP’s location.

Many of these innovations constitute integrations or extensions of atechnology across on-premises, private/hybrid, and public clouds. A longtime Symantec goal—a single agent and console across Symantec Enterprise
Cloud—is coming within reach, and already exists for the cloud. The company
is also moving toward a single console, for a substantial reduction in
management overhead.
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Business Innovations
Just as it invests to improve the manageability of its products, Symantec innovates to streamline and accelerate its
own business processes for the benefit of enterprise customers. Hundreds of SKUs categorized by function, computing
environment, platform, and more are now available under consolidated, simplified, per-user annual pricing that offer
unrestricted access to a security category—endpoint, identity, network, data, and more. Enterprise customers that now
hold twenty or thirty contracts with Symantec—with an assortment of terms and expiration dates—can now achieve
the complete protection of Symantec Enterprise Cloud with just four. Customers realize the following benefits:• Access to the full range of solutions in a product line, for protection without gaps
• Predictable annual costs, even when usage expands• Lower overall cybersecurity costs• Increased flexibility to try new cybersecurity technologies at no financial risk
• Simplified maintenance, upgrade and renewal processes• Dedicated customer service arrangements to help customers get the most from solutions• Customer choice of form factor to deploy or redeploy security capabilities: software, hardware, virtual on IaaS, or
SaaS, within a single contract
These pricing plans are available for most Broadcom software products, opening the prospect of simplified companywide contracts covering cybersecurity, automation, DevOps, and other Broadcom technologies.
Community and Standards Innovations
As regulatory and standards compliance looms larger in the decision-making processes of multinational corporations,
it becomes more important for them to have an advocate who understands the issues and likely business impacts of
those decisions. Symantec has taken on that role for years, advising the U.S. Government, European Union, United
Nations, and an assortment of technical bodies, advocating policies to protect its customers without imposing
unnecessary burdens on their operations. The callout below details some of the most important examples.

SYMANTEC COMMUNITY AND STANDARDS INNOVATIONS• Symantec is the leading cybersecurity vendor presence on the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) andInternational Telecommunications Union (ITU), the United Nations community that defines the future of
Telecommunications and Information and Communications Technology. In the past few years, Symantec has
contributed to the following endeavors:– Participated in ITU-T Study Group 17–Security, to develop global security standards. The company recently
seconded a Symantec employee to serve as Vice President of the Study Group.
– Contributed its Integrated Cyber Defense schema to the Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF)
project in an effort to break down data silos and normalize data between cyber security solutions for fasterdata analysis. This blog post and this article in Forbes describe the significance of this innovation.
– Been at the forefront of TLS 1.3 decryption efforts, representing its customers’ need to inspect traffic formalware that may be cloaked by advanced encryption. This blog post outlines the issues.
– Prepared its solutions for Encrypted Client Hello (ECH), a TLS extension that closes the final gap in endto-end transport layer encryption. Symantec identified a problem—again related to inspection—that put its
customers at regulatory risk, and is active in defining a solution.
– Countered hyper-regionalization of Internet standards, as regulations and standards intersect to create
smaller and smaller islands of consistent regulation, with borders that can not be crossed withoutcompliance tests and possible intervention.
• Symantec is represented and active in Brussels as the European Union Council presidency and European
Parliament define the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA). As a result of its participation, Symantec
products will be DORA compliant even before the Act takes effect.
• Symantec participates in the European Data Protection Board as a leader in Data Protection software. It
recently identified a risk in the compliance audit process, and corrected it by obfuscating personally identifiable
information during administrative review.

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The Next Innovation Cycle
Symantec continues to innovate in security frameworks and architectures,with the goal to reduce management and compliance complexity, and thegaps and overlaps that plague patchwork security architectures. It has
introduced an enterprise-spanning solution that extends the Gartner SASE
framework to sharpen its focus on data protection, compliance, and threat
intelligence.
Symantec Enterprise Cloud
The solution, Symantec Enterprise Cloud (SEC) is based on these principles:• Consolidation: Multiple endpoint agents drain client resources, add
complexity, and increase costs. SEC’s single agent for all endpoints—
laptops, desktops, tablets, phones, servers, and cloud workloads—stops
agent sprawl, reduces complexity, and gives managers a single view
across all endpoints. Consolidated with the Cloud Secure Web Gateway,
the agent provides both endpoint and network security to roaming
endpoints.
• Hybrid cloud: Many organizations must maintain a corporate data centerfor business, legal, or regulatory reasons: their cloud migration will
always be to a hybrid cloud environment. For them, Symantec Enterprise
Cloud can be deployed as a single entity spanning on-premises andcloud environments, with unified management of both. Alternatively, it
can be deployed as a 100% on-premises solution with an on-premises
enforcement point, or as an entirely cloud-based implementation withthe enforcement point in the cloud.
• Data and threat protection together: Symantec Enterprise Cloud
combines Data Loss Prevention (DLP) to protect data crossing networks,
gateways, and endpoints, with threat protection to identify and mitigate
attacks. Threat detection capabilities are fed by Symantec threat hunting
teams and the Symantec Global Intelligence Network, which uses
artificial intelligence to distill over nine petabytes of data into actionable
threat information.
• SOC integration: Integration among cybersecurity tools allows our teamof highly skilled threat hunting team to evaluate threat information,
discern patterns, block attacks, and engage with customers to augment
their SOC operations.
• Compliance: SEC applies and manage compliances controls consistently
across organizations. A single governance team can manage data risk
and perform audits from one platform, on-premises or in the cloud.
• SSE: Support for Secure Service Edge (SSE) is part Symantec’s hybrid
capable, data-centric security architecture.
What is Next?
Over the next few years, Symantec products will integrate seamlessly with
one another as the company continues to refine and execute its vision for
Symantec Enterprise Cloud. Customers can look forward to:• A single Symantec agent across technologies, platforms, andenvironments—a long-time cyber security goal, now within reach• Consistent management of compliance, securing remote work, and data
and threat protection across the entire enterprise environment• Capabilities delivered in product upgrades covered under then-current
licensing agreements
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What is Next? (cont.)
Consolidation is the key to simplicity, effective management, consistent compliance, an improved user experience,and more effective use of both internal (logs) and external (intelligence) data. Symantec Enterprise Cloud delivers allof it, and is available at simple, per-user annual pricing covering Endpoint, Network, Information, and Email Security
solutions enterprise-wide.
Figure 3: Symantec Enterprise Cloud

ENDPOINTPROTECTION

CLOUD
SWG

Data
Protection

ENDPOINTPROTECTION

7

Endpoint Security

DATA LOSSPREVENTION

E-MAILSECURITY

ThreatPrevention

Entity Behavior& Risk Analytics

EDGE
SWG

CASB

DATA LOSSPREVENTION

Network Security

WEB
ISOLATION

Extended
Detection &Response

SSL INSPECTION

Information Security

ZTNA

COMPLIANCE

GlobalIntelligence
Network

COMPLIANCE

Email Security

Conclusions
A narrow view of innovation focuses on niche product development by startups, and favors trends like today’s cloudonly solutions. A broader view considers all the ways companies innovate: through acquisitions, in thought leadership,by aligning their solutions with customer requirements, and by shaping the business and regulatory environments.
Over its history, Symantec has remained at the forefront of all these forms of innovation in cyber security. As a divisionof Broadcom, Symantec continues to innovate its products, business models, and community efforts on behalf of its
customers.

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