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A committed minimum frequency and third-party requirement means security testing is not ad hoc or self-assessed.
Interpretive note: The omitted material—availability of the executive summary on request—is an independent proposition not stated in the canonical claim.
Readers can expect independent security testing of Cursor's systems at least once per year, and may request an executive summary of the most recent report through Cursor's trust portal.
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A committed minimum frequency and third-party requirement means security testing is not ad hoc or self-assessed.
Readers can expect independent security testing of Cursor's systems at least once per year, and may request an executive summary of the most recent report through Cursor's trust portal.
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