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"Customer may conduct periodic technical security tests (manual penetration tests) and audits of Contentsquare's systems holding or containing any Customer Data, using a third party provider...to verify the adequacy of the CS Security Standards...Excerpt from Heap's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Customer may conduct periodic technical security tests (manual penetration tests) and audits of Contentsquare's systems holding or containing any Customer Data, using a third party provider...to verify the adequacy of the CS Security Standards...”
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