For what it's worth, the ACS website no longer sta
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Posted On: 01/30/2018 7:36:13 PM
For what it's worth, the ACS website no longer states, "Allow LicMgrEP.exe to continue as long as it is properly signed from StrikeForce Technologies ."
It now states, "Allow LicMgrEP.exe to continue as long as it is properly signed from Advanced Cyber Security.nt ."
I only find that interesting because it might signal a shift in the relationship between the two companies, perhaps due to a benchmark in the contract and/or a payment made for the right to claim the technology as ACS's own.
It's a minor change, but it's something I found interesting.
https://www.advancedcybersecurity.com/faq
It now states, "Allow LicMgrEP.exe to continue as long as it is properly signed from Advanced Cyber Security.nt ."
I only find that interesting because it might signal a shift in the relationship between the two companies, perhaps due to a benchmark in the contract and/or a payment made for the right to claim the technology as ACS's own.
It's a minor change, but it's something I found interesting.
https://www.advancedcybersecurity.com/faq
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