FortiGuard CASB Service Africa
Protect business use of SaaS applications with a dual-mode cloud access security broker approach that brings together inline controls for data in motion and API-led visibility for information stored and shared in supported cloud services. This solution is intended for organisations that need practical oversight of cloud application access, sensitive data, collaboration activity, user risk and policy enforcement without treating every device or location as identical.
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Quick Product Information
Fortinet / FortiGuard
Cloud Access Security Broker subscription
Inline and API-based, configuration dependent
SaaS governance, cloud data security and access control
User range, platform and term dependent
Contact FourTeck for current options
Africa-focused inquiry and delivery coordination
Sizing, quote, compatibility and renewal guidance
Cloud Application Security Built Around Real Business Use
Modern organisations rarely operate inside a single network boundary. Employees use hosted email, document collaboration, customer relationship platforms, finance systems, file sharing, conferencing tools and industry-specific cloud applications from offices, homes, customer sites and mobile connections. That flexibility creates business value, but it also makes traditional perimeter-only security less complete. Administrators need to understand which cloud services are being used, how corporate information is handled, whether access follows policy and what happens when users connect from devices or locations that are not fully managed.
FortiGuard CASB Service Africa addresses this requirement through a dual-mode design. Inline controls can inspect and govern traffic while users access SaaS applications through supported Fortinet infrastructure. API-based capabilities can connect directly to supported cloud services to evaluate data at rest, collaboration activity, account behaviour and policy conditions that cannot be seen only by watching network traffic. The two methods solve different parts of the same problem. Inline inspection is valuable for controlling actions during an active session, while API integration provides deeper visibility into content already stored or shared inside a cloud platform.
For business buyers, the service should not be treated as a generic license added without planning. The required path can vary according to whether the organisation already uses FortiGate, FortiProxy, FortiSASE, FortiClient ZTNA or a direct FortiCASB subscription. User count, data protection capacity, supported application connections, traffic inspection design and contract duration all affect the final order. A company that mainly needs SaaS data-at-rest review may choose differently from a company that wants inline access controls for a managed workforce and API-based coverage for unmanaged users.
The service is relevant for organisations moving rapidly into cloud collaboration but lacking a consistent way to govern access. It can help security and compliance teams assess risky application use, define data handling rules, detect sensitive information exposure, identify suspicious file activity, strengthen tenant restrictions and create reporting for recognised control frameworks. FourTeck helps buyers turn these operational needs into a clear procurement brief, reducing the risk of ordering the wrong user band, missing a required platform dependency or underestimating data scanning requirements.
Key Business Benefits
The value of a cloud access security broker is measured by the decisions it helps an organisation make. Technical controls matter, but buyers also need clearer governance, safer collaboration, more consistent policy and a practical way to support users who work beyond a traditional office perimeter.
◆ Better SaaS Visibility
Security teams gain a more useful view of cloud application use, account activity and data exposure. This helps them distinguish approved business services from risky or unmanaged activity instead of relying only on domain blocks or employee declarations.
✓ Stronger Data Governance
Customisable data protection controls can support efforts to reduce accidental sharing, unapproved uploads and exposure of sensitive business information. The practical benefit is more consistent handling of financial, personal, operational or regulated data across supported cloud platforms.
● Managed and Unmanaged Coverage
A mixed inline and API approach helps organisations address users working from offices, remote locations and personally owned devices. This is important where not every connection can be forced through the same endpoint agent or network gateway.
🔒 Policy-Based Access Control
Granular controls can help administrators apply approved actions, tenant restrictions and access rules to SaaS usage. That supports a business policy that recognises user role, application context and the difference between corporate and non-corporate cloud tenants.
⚙ Practical Compliance Support
Reporting and policy visibility can assist teams working with frameworks such as PCI DSS, GDPR, HIPAA, NIST, ISO 27001 and SOX. The service does not replace governance work, but it can provide evidence and alerts that support review and remediation.
↗ Safer Cloud Collaboration
File analysis, malware controls and collaboration monitoring can reduce the risk created when documents move rapidly between employees, external partners and shared workspaces. Buyers gain a stronger security layer without abandoning the productivity benefits of SaaS tools.
These benefits become more valuable when the service is aligned with the organisation’s actual cloud estate. A small deployment may focus on a limited number of core applications and a defined user group. A larger enterprise may require multiple API connections, data scanning expansion, central policy ownership and coordinated controls across FortiGate, FortiSASE and endpoint access. FourTeck can help buyers document these requirements before a quote is prepared.
Product Highlights for Procurement and Security Teams
The service brings together capabilities that are often purchased or planned separately. API-based FortiCASB is cloud-native and focuses on visibility, compliance, data security and threat protection for supported cloud applications. It can inspect and apply policy to information stored in SaaS and IaaS services. Inline CASB works within supported Fortinet access paths to control SaaS traffic while a session is active. This combination allows organisations to evaluate both information in motion and content at rest.
Use inline controls for live SaaS access and API connections for stored data, collaboration and cloud account review.
Evaluate application usage patterns and identify behaviours that may expose corporate information or weaken policy control.
Apply configurable controls and predefined reporting options to help reduce unauthorised data movement and sharing.
Detect suspicious files moving through supported SaaS workflows and support blocking or quarantine actions based on policy.
Help prevent users from moving between approved corporate tenants and unapproved personal or external tenants where supported.
Plan the service alongside FortiGate, FortiSASE, FortiZTNA, FortiProxy, FortiSWG and FortiClient environments.
Configuration details matter. A direct FortiCASB subscription provides API-based capabilities, while inline functionality requires a supported FortiOS-based or SASE path. FortiSASE can include both approaches within its user-based service model. FortiGate inline deployment also depends on model resources, firmware and inspection design. Buyers should therefore request a quote using the intended architecture, not only the service name.
Technical Specifications and Licensing Reference
| Area | Buyer Reference |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fortinet / FortiGuard |
| Product Type | Cloud Access Security Broker service |
| Security Modes | Inline CASB and API-based CASB, depending on selected deployment |
| API Coverage | Visibility, compliance, data security and threat protection for supported SaaS and IaaS applications |
| Inline Coverage | SaaS access monitoring and enforcement through supported FortiGate, FortiProxy or FortiSASE paths |
| Data Handling | Data in motion for inline deployments; data at rest and collaboration for API-based deployments |
| Direct SaaS Protection SKU | 100-user and 500-user options are documented; final ordering code depends on term |
| Included Annual Scanning | 100-user option includes 1TB; 500-user option includes 5TB, based on documented FortiCASB ordering options |
| Additional Data Protection | 100GB and 1TB add-on options are documented, subject to base license requirements |
| FortiGate Prerequisites | Model, memory, FortiOS version, proxy-based inspection and SSL deep inspection requirements must be reviewed |
| FortiSASE Licensing | User-range dependent; inline and API-based capabilities can be included with the service model |
| Subscription Term | Based on selected SKU and commercial agreement |
| Support | Support level and renewal conditions depend on ordered license and contract |
| Availability | Configuration dependent; contact FourTeck for current options |
How to Read the Licensing Table
The table is a procurement reference, not a substitute for a final bill of materials. A direct FortiCASB SaaS Protection order is normally sized by user range and includes a defined amount of annual data security scanning. Extra scanning can require an add-on. Organisations using FortiClient ZTNA or FortiSASE may receive entitlements through those platforms, while a FortiGate-only deployment may provide inline capabilities but still require an additional FortiCASB purchase for API-level SaaS monitoring. Confirm the exact platform, firmware, user band, data requirement and term before purchase.
Infrastructure compatibility is especially important for inline inspection. Supported policies may require proxy-based processing and a deep SSL inspection profile so the system can evaluate SaaS actions and payloads. Resource-limited FortiGate models may not support the feature in certain FortiOS releases. Buyers should provide the exact appliance model, current firmware, HA design, inspection mode and expected traffic volume so the proposed configuration does not create performance or compatibility surprises.
Configuration and Buyer Guidance
A strong purchasing decision begins with the cloud application landscape. List the SaaS services the organisation officially uses, the applications employees use without approval and the systems that contain sensitive data. Note which platforms support API integration, which user actions need live control and whether unmanaged devices are permitted. This separates a broad security concern from a design that can be priced and deployed.
1. What must be protected?
Identify email, collaboration, storage, CRM, ERP, service desk, HR and industry cloud platforms. Prioritise systems containing regulated or business-critical information.
2. How many users?
Count employees, contractors and external identities that require coverage. Include projected growth and temporary project users where licensing rules apply.
3. Inline, API or both?
Choose inline controls for live traffic actions, API integration for stored data and collaboration review, or a combined approach for wider coverage.
4. What data volume?
Estimate annual scanning needs using the size of cloud repositories, file growth, collaboration patterns and expected investigation scope.
5. Which Fortinet platform?
Confirm FortiGate, FortiProxy, FortiSASE, FortiClient ZTNA and management components already in use or planned for the project.
6. Who owns policy?
Assign responsibility for data rules, alert review, exceptions, user communication, incident response, reporting and renewal planning.
Buyers should also define success before implementation. Examples include reducing unapproved file sharing, controlling access to personal cloud tenants, improving visibility into sensitive data, identifying risky applications or creating more consistent audit reporting. Clear objectives help technical teams tune policies without blocking legitimate work. FourTeck can review the requirement with procurement and security stakeholders so the quote reflects the intended outcome rather than a generic license request.
Ideal Business Use Cases
The service is most useful where cloud adoption has grown faster than security governance. It can support an organisation that has many SaaS accounts, remote employees, external collaborators or compliance obligations, but the use case should still be mapped to supported applications and the selected Fortinet architecture.
Financial and Professional Services
Banks, insurers, accountants and advisory firms can use cloud governance to reduce accidental exposure of client records, financial documents and regulated information while supporting collaboration and remote work.
Healthcare and Research
Healthcare providers and research teams can apply data handling rules to cloud file sharing, communication platforms and outsourced workflows where sensitive records must be handled with defined controls.
Education and Public Sector
Universities, schools and public bodies can improve visibility into cloud collaboration, reduce unapproved service use and support policy reporting across large groups of users with varied access patterns.
Retail and Multi-Branch Operations
Retailers, hospitality groups and branch networks can apply consistent controls to cloud email, document sharing, workforce applications and supplier portals used from many sites and device types.
Manufacturing and Logistics
Manufacturers and logistics businesses can monitor cloud-based planning, procurement, shipment and partner workflows where files move between headquarters, warehouses, contractors and third parties.
Managed Security and Regional IT
Service providers and central IT teams can use the platform as part of a broader Fortinet security design, provided tenant structure, delegated administration, reporting and licensing responsibilities are defined clearly.
A suitable use case normally has a clear risk owner and an agreed process for acting on findings. Visibility alone does not protect data unless alerts are reviewed, policies are tuned and user behaviour is addressed. Buyers should plan administrator time, incident workflow and exception handling alongside the subscription so the service becomes part of day-to-day security operations rather than an unused dashboard.
FortiGuard CASB: Inline and API Protection
Inline and API-based CASB are complementary. Inline security sits in the active access path and can inspect traffic while the user interacts with a cloud application. This supports actions such as monitoring, allowing, restricting or blocking behaviour according to policy. In supported FortiGate designs, the ZTNA access proxy can be used for SaaS traffic control. FortiSASE can apply application control and deep inspection as part of its cloud-delivered access path. The design is useful when an organisation wants immediate policy enforcement during a session.
API-based FortiCASB connects to supported cloud services without depending on every session passing through the same gateway. It can evaluate stored files, sharing activity, collaboration links, account configuration and sensitive data already present in SaaS or IaaS environments. This is particularly important for unmanaged users, personally owned devices, direct-to-cloud connections and information that was uploaded before a new policy was introduced.
The combined approach gives security teams a more complete picture, but it also creates planning choices. Inline inspection requires compatible infrastructure and sufficient performance. API integration requires supported application access, administrative permissions and a clear onboarding process. The organisation must decide which cloud tenants will be connected, which data should be scanned, how alerts will be handled and whether business owners must approve remediation actions. FourTeck can help structure the bill of materials and identify dependencies so the selected license path reflects both methods where required.
FortiGuard CASB: Data Security and Compliance Visibility
Cloud collaboration makes data easy to create, copy and share. The same convenience can lead to public links, broad permissions, personal tenant use, accidental uploads and sensitive documents being stored in services that were never approved. CASB data security helps teams discover and evaluate these conditions using policy-based inspection. Organisations can define what types of information require attention and choose how findings should be classified, reported or remediated.
Predefined compliance reporting can assist organisations working with widely recognised frameworks, but buyers should understand the boundary. A report does not create compliance by itself. Policies, user training, access governance, legal review, retention rules and incident handling remain necessary. The service contributes technical visibility and evidence that can help a security or audit team identify violations, document follow-up and improve controls over time.
Data scanning capacity should be sized realistically. A 100-user SaaS Protection option is documented with 1TB of annual scanning, while the 500-user option includes 5TB. Additional data protection can be purchased in documented increments when the base entitlement is not enough. The correct volume depends on repository size, file turnover, collaboration intensity and whether historical content will be assessed. FourTeck can help buyers estimate the requirement and include growth allowance so the service remains useful throughout the subscription term.
FortiGuard CASB: Access Control, Tenant Safety and Threat Handling
Many organisations allow approved SaaS applications but still need to control how those applications are used. A user may be permitted to access a collaboration platform for corporate work but should not copy files into a personal tenant. A contractor may need limited access to one project workspace but not the wider company environment. Tenant-aware and activity-aware controls help security teams move beyond a simple allow-or-block decision.
Threat handling is another important layer. Files uploaded to or downloaded from SaaS applications can carry malware or suspicious content. Supported controls can help detect risky files and apply block or quarantine actions. This reduces exposure created by collaboration channels that operate outside a traditional file server. The outcome still depends on policy quality, application support, inspection path and the organisation’s incident response process.
Buyers should decide how restrictive policies can be without disrupting business. A finance department, legal team and marketing agency may use the same cloud platform in very different ways. Pilot groups, staged deployment and clear exception procedures can reduce false positives and user frustration. Administrators should also plan notification messages, escalation paths and review schedules. FourTeck can support the pre-sales discussion by helping the buyer document user groups, tenant structure, data sensitivity and the expected balance between control and productivity.
What Buyers Should Check Before Purchase
A cloud security subscription should be ordered from a verified requirement, not from a product name alone. Before requesting a quote, buyers should confirm the delivery model, user population, cloud platforms, data volume, inspection architecture, support expectations and renewal date. These details help FourTeck distinguish between a direct FortiCASB subscription, a FortiSASE entitlement, a FortiClient ZTNA-based requirement and a FortiGate inline deployment.
Configuration Fit
Share the exact Fortinet products already installed, firmware versions, user count, required cloud applications and whether inline, API or combined coverage is expected.
Compatibility Check
Confirm supported SaaS integrations, administrative API access, FortiGate resources, inspection mode, SSL certificate planning and any restrictions on managed or unmanaged devices.
License and Renewal
State whether the requirement is new, an expansion or a renewal. Include the preferred term, current expiry date, existing entitlements and any deadline that affects continuity.
Data Scanning Capacity
Estimate the size of connected repositories and annual file growth. Decide whether base scanning is enough or additional 100GB or 1TB capacity may be required.
Deployment Readiness
Identify administrators, policy owners, maintenance windows, pilot users, certificate requirements, application owners and incident response contacts before activation.
Long-Term Operating Cost
Consider renewal, extra scanning, implementation effort, administrator time, reporting, training and possible platform upgrades rather than comparing only the first license amount.
Project and Bulk Supply
For multi-country or multi-tenant projects, provide site count, user bands, rollout phases, central management needs and whether orders must align to one renewal date.
Alternative Guidance
Ask whether FortiSASE, FortiClient ZTNA, a FortiGate upgrade or a different Fortinet security service would fit the requirement more efficiently.
The quote request should include company name, deployment country, user quantity, cloud applications, current Fortinet products, preferred subscription term, required date and support expectations. For renewals, add contract references or serial information where appropriate. This level of preparation reduces incorrect orders, avoids missing dependencies and gives both technical and commercial teams a clearer basis for the proposal.
Africa Availability and Service Support
FourTeck supports product inquiries across Africa with assistance for solution selection, license review, user-range sizing, quotation preparation, delivery coordination where a physical component is included, activation planning and renewal guidance. Availability can vary according to the selected Fortinet platform, subscription SKU, contract duration, supplier status, user quantity and the customer’s deployment country.
For a new project, FourTeck can help the buyer determine whether the requirement should be based on direct FortiCASB SaaS Protection, FortiSASE, FortiClient ZTNA or a supported FortiGate and FortiProxy design. For an existing customer, the discussion may focus on renewal timing, entitlement verification, additional data scanning, user growth or migration from a narrower inline-only setup to a wider API-led approach.
Support guidance should be discussed before the order is placed. Buyers may require commercial quote assistance only, or they may need architecture review, implementation preparation, policy workshops and post-activation validation. The exact scope should be documented so responsibilities are clear. FourTeck can coordinate the buying conversation and help identify which information is needed from the customer and Fortinet environment.
Africa Country and Regional Coverage
Businesses across Africa, including Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, Rwanda, Ethiopia, South Africa, Zambia, Botswana, Senegal and other regional markets can contact FourTeck for cloud security licensing, platform compatibility guidance, quote assistance and project coordination. The requirement may come from a single office, a fast-growing multi-branch company, a regional bank, a university network, a healthcare group, a government programme or an enterprise with users working across several countries.
Regional buyers should provide the primary deployment country, billing location, number of users, rollout schedule and any cross-border administration requirements. A multi-country organisation may want one policy structure and one renewal date, while local business units may need separate cloud tenants or reporting responsibilities. These details affect licensing and operational design. FourTeck can help collect the information needed for a structured proposal without creating repetitive location-specific orders that do not reflect the real architecture.
Delivery and activation arrangements differ between subscription-only orders and projects that also include FortiGate appliances, FortiProxy, endpoint licenses or implementation services. Current options should be confirmed for the customer’s destination and timetable before purchase.
GCC, Middle East and Africa Availability
FourTeck Africa can support inquiries for businesses operating across Africa while also guiding connected requirements through selected FourTeck platforms serving GCC and Middle East markets. Organisations with offices, procurement teams or regional headquarters in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain may need consistent cloud application controls across users who work between African and Gulf operations.
A cross-region project should consider identity ownership, cloud tenant location, support responsibilities, renewal currency, billing entity, data governance and the role of local administrators. The same service name can represent different bills of materials when one country uses FortiSASE, another relies on FortiGate inline inspection and a central security team requires API-based SaaS monitoring. FourTeck can help organise the requirement so each component is visible before commercial approval.
Availability, delivery options, warranty handling for associated hardware and support scope may vary by country, selected configuration, supplier status and order quantity. Buyers can use FourTeck Africa, FourTeck Kenya, FourTeck Uganda and FourTeck UAE as regional contact points for the appropriate procurement discussion.
Other FourTeck Solutions Buyers May Consider
CASB is usually part of a wider security architecture. Buyers may need secure internet access, firewall inspection, endpoint posture, central reporting, wireless access or complementary FortiGuard services. The following references help procurement teams explore related Fortinet options without assuming that every project needs the same combination.
FortiGuard AI-Powered Security Services
Useful for buyers reviewing the wider FortiGuard subscription portfolio, service bundles and renewal planning.
FortiGate 3001G Enterprise Firewall
Suitable for high-capacity enterprise environments that need advanced inspection, segmentation and secure access planning.
FortiGate 2601F Firewall
A related Fortinet firewall reference for organisations planning large networks, VPN, policy control and security services.
FortiAP FAP-433G Wireless Access Point
Relevant for secure campus and branch wireless projects that may connect users to SaaS applications through Fortinet infrastructure.
The right alternative depends on whether the primary problem is cloud data governance, secure access, firewall capacity, endpoint posture or connectivity. FourTeck can help map these needs so buyers avoid purchasing overlapping subscriptions or leaving an important gap between cloud security and network enforcement.
Why Buyers Choose FourTeck
Cloud security licensing can be difficult because the product name does not reveal the complete architecture. A buyer may know that CASB is required but still need to decide between user bands, platform entitlements, scanning capacity, subscription terms and supporting Fortinet products. FourTeck approaches the inquiry as a business and technical requirement rather than a simple catalogue transaction.
Guidance for procurement teams, IT managers, resellers, project buyers and enterprise customers.
Help identifying users, platforms, data volume, architecture dependencies and required term.
A structured quotation process based on a documented deployment rather than an incomplete model request.
Regional discussion for licenses, associated hardware, project timing and destination requirements.
Support for reviewing term, expiry, user growth and additional capacity before continuity is affected.
Help connecting the service with compatible firewall, SASE, endpoint and management requirements.
FourTeck does not assume that every customer needs the largest license or the same deployment model. A practical recommendation considers current tools, operational maturity, user behaviour, compliance pressure, budget cycle and future growth. Buyers can discuss phased deployment, pilot groups, multi-country ordering and renewal alignment as part of the pre-sales process.
Warranty guidance applies mainly where the project also includes physical Fortinet products. Subscription support and service entitlement are governed by the ordered contract. FourTeck can help clarify these boundaries before purchase so the customer knows which responsibilities belong to the platform vendor, reseller, implementation team and internal administrators.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this service used for?
It is used to improve visibility and control over SaaS application access, cloud data, collaboration activity and policy compliance. Inline capabilities can govern user actions while traffic moves through a supported access path, while API-based capabilities can inspect stored data and activity inside supported cloud services. Organisations use it to reduce data exposure, manage risky application use and strengthen cloud security governance.
What is the difference between inline and API-based CASB?
Inline CASB evaluates traffic during an active user session and can enforce controls on data in motion. API-based CASB connects directly to supported cloud platforms to review data at rest, sharing, collaboration and account activity. Inline control is useful for immediate access decisions, while API integration provides visibility even when users connect directly to the cloud. Many organisations benefit from using both methods together.
Is the service available for African organisations?
African businesses can contact FourTeck for licensing guidance, quotation support and regional procurement coordination. Final availability depends on the selected Fortinet platform, user range, contract term, supported cloud applications, supplier status and deployment country. Buyers should share their organisation size, required SaaS services and current Fortinet environment so the correct option can be checked before an order is placed.
Can FourTeck help choose the correct license?
Yes. FourTeck can help buyers review user count, cloud application requirements, data scanning volume, desired security mode, FortiGate or FortiSASE dependencies, subscription duration and renewal expectations. This preparation helps distinguish a direct FortiCASB order from an entitlement delivered through another Fortinet platform and reduces the risk of choosing an incomplete or mismatched license.
How much data scanning is included?
Documented direct FortiCASB SaaS Protection options include 1TB of annual data security scanning for the 100-user SKU and 5TB for the 500-user SKU. Additional 100GB and 1TB data protection add-ons are also documented. Exact entitlements can change by SKU and term, so the final quotation and current ordering guide should be reviewed before purchase.
Do I need FortiGate or FortiSASE?
A direct FortiCASB subscription can provide API-based SaaS security without delivering inline inspection by itself. Inline capabilities require a supported FortiOS-based or FortiSASE path. FortiSASE can include both inline and API-based capabilities, while FortiGate can support inline controls subject to model, firmware and inspection requirements. FourTeck can help identify which architecture fits the existing environment.
Can the service protect unmanaged devices and remote users?
The dual-mode approach is designed to address managed and unmanaged users and locations. Managed users can receive inline controls through supported access paths, while API-based capabilities can provide cloud data and activity visibility when a device does not use the same agent or gateway. The exact coverage depends on the connected SaaS platform, license and deployment design.
Does it support compliance reporting?
The service includes reporting capabilities that can support work related to frameworks such as PCI DSS, GDPR, HIPAA, NIST, ISO 27001 and SOX. These reports can highlight policy violations and provide evidence for review. They do not replace legal advice, governance procedures, internal controls or an audit, but they can strengthen visibility and remediation planning.
What information is needed for a quote?
Provide the number of users, required SaaS applications, current Fortinet products, desired inline or API coverage, estimated data volume, subscription term, deployment country and required date. For renewals, include current contract details, expiry information and user growth. For FortiGate inline projects, also provide the model, firmware, HA design and expected inspection traffic.
Can businesses request bulk or multi-country supply?
Yes. Businesses, service providers and project buyers can request multi-site or multi-country quotation support. The proposal should define user bands, cloud tenants, rollout phases, billing entity, renewal alignment, central administration and local support responsibilities. FourTeck can help organise these details so the order reflects the actual regional deployment rather than separate disconnected purchases.
Need Help Choosing the Right CASB Option?
FourTeck can help review cloud applications, users, data scanning requirements, deployment dependencies, subscription terms and regional procurement needs before your quotation is prepared.
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