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| In addition to this, many of our employees have worked in military and law enforcement roles and have obtained the required clearances to perform these functions. | In addition to this, many of our employees have worked in military and law enforcement roles and have obtained the required clearances to perform these functions. | ||
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| ===== Design Methodology ===== | ===== Design Methodology ===== | ||
| Security and reliability are our primary considerations when developing and maintaining TapeTrack. Our changes are extensively beta tested by experts who use the product on a daily basis. | Security and reliability are our primary considerations when developing and maintaining TapeTrack. Our changes are extensively beta tested by experts who use the product on a daily basis. | ||
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| This protocol uses only one port (usually 5000), but can also be tunneled through a HTTPS proxy server (TapeTrack clients use an outbound connection and the server accepts inbound connections). | This protocol uses only one port (usually 5000), but can also be tunneled through a HTTPS proxy server (TapeTrack clients use an outbound connection and the server accepts inbound connections). | ||
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| TapeTrack uses symmetric AES encryption to encrypt data and all passwords are hashed and stored using the MD5 algorithm. | TapeTrack uses symmetric AES encryption to encrypt data and all passwords are hashed and stored using the MD5 algorithm. | ||
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