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Spotlight: Security Tools
Protect Apps From Hackers and Pirates


The ongoing battle to protect applications from hackers and pirates can be a significant drain on development time, not to mention corporate profits. Competitors can also use simple reverse-engineering tools to steal your coding ideas, and aspects of Visual Studio .NET. (VS .NET) and the .NET Framework make it fairly easy to accomplish.

Licensing is also a security issue. Although most corporate users are careful to purchase authorized software licenses, it's not something you should leave to chance.

But the good news is that a number of companies have addressed these issues with award-winning products that cover all these concerns and more. Low-cost programs can encrypt code easily and keep licensing control with the manufacturer, as it should be. You can secure your software at minimum cost for maximum effect.



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