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Kingfish become more numerous as the month progresses, and there are always schools of mangrove snapper, but these snapper are wise; they rarely bite unless cloudy water hampers their vision. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] As shareholders become more numerous, centralised control becomes more difficult. Aa AoThe results garnered from our security threat assessment prove that as threats become more numerous and sophisticated, conventional security technologies such as endpoint antivirus, Web security gateways, email security gateways and IPS solutions are struggling to keep up,Ao said Chris Moore, GM at Trend Micro Middle East, Africa and Mediterranean. |
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