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NetSPI Joins AWS Marketplace to Simplify Procurement of its Offensive Security Solutions

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NetSPI lists its offensive security solutions on AWS Marketplace, letting enterprises buy ASM, pentesting and BAS via public or private offers to simplify procurement and apply leftover AWS budget.
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