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You want to make sure the devices used are hardened, they don’t have unnecessary outside access, that they are kept up-to-date with their software, firmware, etc. I'll say this about cybersecurity. This includes best practices. But there’s more. I’m thinking right off the top that PII would be a major concern.
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