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Last year, 160 million customer records were compromised and 317 million pieces of malware were created. How do you keep your business safe in this new cloud world? The short answer: protect, defend, and respond. Office 365 helps you protect your data and users from malware, detect threats before they happen, and respond quickly to potential attacks. Visit office.com/enterprise-solutions to learn more.
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