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‘86% of the websites contain atleast one serious vulnerability’. More such website security statistics in this interesting infograph.

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Shikhil plays on the line between security and marketing. When not thinking about how to make Astra super simple, Shikhil can be found enjoying alternative rock or a game of football.

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