Microsoft Security Risk Detection Helps Digital Transaction Management company DocuSign

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Taking paper-driven processes online isn’t easy – but keeping it secure is a whole other matter. To help, global eSignature and Digital Transaction Management (DTM) leader DocuSign recently used Microsoft Security Risk Detection to provide additional assurance, ensuring its code is always ready to match today’s security threats.

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