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Cisco Secure Access
Secure the front door. Email is where most attacks arrive — Cisco Secure Access is Cisco’s converged SSE (GA Sept 2023) — ZTNA, SWG, CASB, FWaaS, DNS, VPNaaS, DLP, RBI, DEM & AI-app guardrails in one license and console, built on Umbrella. With Meraki SD-WAN it forms single-vendor SASE — network & security, one vendor.
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Quick facts
30-second orientation- Product
- Cisco Secure Access — converged SSE
- Vendor
- Cisco (founded 1984 · San Jose · CSCO)
- The category
- Security Service Edge (SSE / SASE)
- GA
- September 2023 — one license, one console
- What’s inside
- ZTNA, SWG, CASB, FWaaS, DNS, VPNaaS, DLP, RBI, DEM
- Built on
- Umbrella (OpenDNS + Talos) foundation
- SASE
- Pairs with Meraki SD-WAN — single-vendor
- Honest scope
- Credible challenger — Zscaler/Netskope lead SSE
- Vs
- Zscaler, Netskope, Prisma Access, Cloudflare One, FortiSASE
- In India via
- TechBag — scoping, honest compare, INR/GST
Understand SSE & SASE before you buy it
Most product pages skip this. We start here — so you buy a capability, not a buzzword.
What is Cisco Secure Access?
Cisco’s converged SSE (GA Sept 2023) — ZTNA, SWG, CASB, FWaaS, DNS, VPNaaS, DLP, RBI, DEM & AI-app guardrails in one license and console, built on Umbrella; + Meraki SD-WAN = single-vendor SASE.
Point-tool edge (Frankenstack) vs Cisco Secure Access (converged SSE) — the honest table
What consolidation actually replaces, dimension by dimension.
| Dimension | Unprotected / signature email | Cisco Secure Access (Cisco) |
|---|---|---|
| Edge security | Point tools (Frankenstack) | Converged SSE, one console |
| Access model | Legacy VPN (whole LAN) | ZTNA — least-privilege apps |
| SASE | Multi-vendor stitching | Single-vendor (+ Meraki SD-WAN) |
| AI / GenAI apps | Ungoverned (shadow AI) | AI-app access guardrails |
| Foundation | From-scratch v1 risk | Built on Umbrella + Talos |
| Policy | Per-tool, inconsistent | One policy, every path |
| Experience | No visibility | Digital-experience monitoring |
| Best fit | (varies) | Single-vendor SASE for Cisco shops |
Cisco Secure Access is Cisco’s converged SSE — ZTNA, SWG, CASB, FWaaS, DNS, VPNaaS, DLP, RBI, DEM & AI-app guardrails in one license and console, built on Umbrella, single-vendor SASE with Meraki SD-WAN. Honest: it’s the challenger — Zscaler & Netskope are the recognised SSE leaders on maturity and cloud scale (TechBag sells them). TechBag scopes it & adds GST.
The five pieces of the platform
Vendors love diagrams; buyers need to know what they’re actually operating. Here’s the whole platform, demystified.
Connect Every User & Site
Secure Access connects users, devices and sites to the applications they need — branch, remote and roaming — through one cloud edge, pairing with Meraki SD-WAN for full SASE. One on-ramp to everything. Connect anyone, anywhere.
Verify with Zero Trust
Verify every access request with zero-trust principles — identity, device posture and context checked per-session, granting least-privilege access to specific apps (ZTNA), not the whole network. Never trust, always verify. Access to the app, not the LAN.
Secure the Traffic
Secure the allowed traffic — web gateway inspection (SWG), cloud-app control (CASB), cloud firewall (FWaaS), DNS-layer security, data loss prevention (DLP) and remote browser isolation (RBI) — all in one cloud. Full-stack edge security. Inspect, protect, prevent.
Built on Umbrella & Talos
Secure Access is built on the Umbrella foundation — inheriting the OpenDNS DNS-security roots and Talos intelligence — so the DNS-layer strength and threat intel come as part of the platform. Proven roots, converged platform. The Umbrella lineage.
One License, One Console
Everything — ZTNA, SWG, CASB, FWaaS, DNS, VPNaaS, DLP, RBI, DEM — is delivered from ONE license and ONE cloud console, and with Meraki SD-WAN, single-vendor SASE. For Cisco shops, one vendor for network and security. Converged, not stitched.
One agent on every machine, one console over all of them — modules attach without a second operational world.
Twelve capabilities. Connect, verify, secure.
Cisco Secure Access converges the whole edge-security stack into one console — SSE for Cisco shops, built on Umbrella — the converged SSE of portfolio, and paired with the human firewall.
Converged SSE (One License, One Console)
The whole edge-security stack — ZTNA, SWG, CASB, FWaaS, DNS, VPNaaS, DLP, RBI, DEM — delivered from ONE license and ONE cloud console, not stitched from point products. Converged, not a Frankenstack. One place for edge security.
VPN-as-a-Service
Modern, cloud-delivered VPN for the access that still needs it — alongside ZTNA — so you can migrate from legacy VPN concentrators to a cloud edge at your own pace. Bridge from VPN to zero trust. No more concentrators.
Single-Vendor SASE (Meraki SD-WAN)
Pair Secure Access (SSE) with Meraki SD-WAN and you get full single-vendor SASE — network AND security from one vendor, one relationship. The Cisco-shop advantage: SD-WAN + SSE, converged. One vendor, edge to app.
Zero-Trust Network Access (ZTNA)
Grant least-privilege access to SPECIFIC applications — verified per-session by identity, device posture and context — instead of dropping users onto the whole network. The zero-trust core. Access to the app, not the LAN.
Identity & Device-Posture Checks
Check identity (via your IdP) and device posture — is it managed, patched, healthy? — as conditions for access, so risky devices and identities are blocked or stepped-up. Context-aware access. Trust the request only if it earns it.
AI-App Access Guardrails
Discover and govern access to AI applications (including shadow AI/GenAI) — applying policy and guardrails so employees use AI safely. Security for the AI era, at the edge. Govern the GenAI sprawl.
Secure Web Gateway (SWG)
Full web proxy — URL and content inspection, SSL decryption, granular policy and file inspection — for every user, on or off the network. Deep web security, in the cloud. Inspect what’s allowed.
CASB & Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
Discover and control cloud apps (CASB), and prevent sensitive data leaving via inline DLP — so you govern SaaS usage and protect data at the edge. See the cloud, stop the leak. Data protection at the edge.
Cloud Firewall (FWaaS) + DNS Security
Firewall-as-a-service and DNS-layer security (inherited from Umbrella’s OpenDNS roots) — controlling and filtering all traffic from the cloud, across ports and protocols. The Umbrella foundation, converged. Firewalling and DNS, from the cloud.
Remote Browser Isolation (RBI)
Isolate risky web sessions in a remote browser — so any malicious content executes away from the endpoint, never touching it. Browse the risky web safely. Isolation, not infection.
Digital-Experience Monitoring (DEM)
Monitor the digital experience end-to-end — network path, app performance, latency — so you can find and fix the slow hop, not just secure the traffic. Secure AND fast. See the whole path.
Talos Threat Intelligence
The whole platform is backed by Cisco Talos — one of the world’s largest commercial threat-intelligence teams — and the OpenDNS resolver telemetry it inherits from Umbrella. World-class intelligence, across every edge service. The engine underneath.
Watch Cisco Secure Access in action
The overview, getting started, and protecting M365 email.
Cisco Secure Access — Overview
The converged SSE, walked through.
Cisco Umbrella — Overview
The DNS foundation Secure Access builds on.
Cisco AI Defense
Securing AI apps — the guardrails angle.
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Here’s what genuinely sets Cisco Secure Access apart (and where Zscaler/Netskope lead).
Converged SSE — one license, one console for the whole edge stack
The single biggest reason organisations choose Secure Access is CONVERGENCE: it delivers the entire edge-security stack — ZTNA, SWG, CASB, FWaaS, DNS security, VPNaaS, DLP, RBI and DEM — from ONE license and ONE cloud console, instead of stitching together point products. The problem it solves: securing a hybrid workforce traditionally means juggling multiple point tools (a VPN, a proxy, a CASB, a DNS filter, a DLP), each with its own console, policy model and contract — a fragmented, expensive, hard-to-operate ‘Frankenstack’. What Secure Access provides: a converged Security Service Edge — all those functions unified under one license, one console and one policy model, delivered from Cisco’s cloud, built on the Umbrella foundation. You connect users once and apply consistent security everywhere. Why it matters: convergence cuts cost, complexity and operational overhead, and gives consistent policy across every access path — exactly the promise of SSE. Fewer seams, one place to manage, one commercial relationship. The value: Secure Access converges the entire edge-security stack — ZTNA, SWG, CASB, FWaaS, DNS, VPNaaS, DLP, RBI, DEM — into one license and console. For consolidating the edge, this matters. TechBag scopes the converged SSE for your access needs. TechBag helps you retire the Frankenstack.
Single-vendor SASE for Cisco shops — network + security converged
A defining strength of Secure Access is the SINGLE-VENDOR SASE story: paired with Meraki SD-WAN, it gives you network AND security from ONE vendor — SD-WAN plus SSE, one relationship, one console — the natural choice for a Cisco networking shop. The problem it solves: SASE (converging SD-WAN networking with SSE security) is where the industry is heading, but stitching a third-party SSE onto a Cisco SD-WAN (or vice versa) reintroduces integration seams and multiple vendors. What Secure Access provides: for the many organisations already running Cisco/Meraki networking, Secure Access completes the SASE picture with a single vendor — SD-WAN (Meraki) plus SSE (Secure Access), integrated, one commercial paper, one support line. Network and security converge under the vendor you already trust for the network. Why it matters: single-vendor SASE simplifies procurement, support and operations, and removes integration risk — and if you’re already a Cisco networking shop, consolidating security with the network incumbent is a genuinely compelling, low-friction move. The value: with Meraki SD-WAN, Secure Access delivers single-vendor SASE — network and security from one vendor — the natural fit for Cisco networking shops. For single-vendor SASE, this matters. TechBag scopes the SD-WAN + SSE consolidation. TechBag helps Cisco shops go single-vendor SASE.
Zero-trust access + AI-app guardrails — modern access, modern threats
A genuine strength of Secure Access is MODERN access: it grants zero-trust, least-privilege access to specific applications (ZTNA) — verified per-session by identity and device posture — and adds AI-app access guardrails to govern GenAI usage safely. The problem it solves: legacy VPNs drop users onto the whole network (over-broad, a lateral-movement risk), and the explosion of AI/GenAI apps creates a brand-new, ungoverned access surface (shadow AI). What Secure Access provides: ZTNA gives least-privilege access to individual apps (not the LAN), verified per-session by identity (your IdP) and device posture — shrinking the attack surface; and AI-app guardrails discover and govern access to AI applications, applying policy so employees use AI safely. Modern access for modern threats. Why it matters: zero-trust access is the modern standard (least privilege, no implicit network trust), and governing AI-app access is an emerging necessity as GenAI adoption explodes — Secure Access addresses both at the edge. The value: Secure Access delivers zero-trust, least-privilege app access (ZTNA) plus AI-app guardrails — modern access control for modern threats, including GenAI. For zero-trust and AI-era access, this matters. TechBag scopes the zero-trust and AI-app policy. TechBag helps you modernise access and govern AI.
Built on Umbrella + Talos — proven roots under a converged platform
A key strength of Secure Access is its FOUNDATION: it’s built on Umbrella — inheriting the OpenDNS DNS-security roots (among the largest resolvers on earth) and Talos intelligence (one of the world’s largest commercial threat-intel teams) — so it converges proven components rather than starting from scratch. The problem it solves: a brand-new SSE has to earn trust in its detection and cloud — buyers rightly worry about a v1 platform’s maturity. What Secure Access provides: it’s not a from-scratch product — it’s built on the mature Umbrella DNS-security foundation and backed by Talos, with Cisco’s cloud and networking heritage behind it. The DNS-layer strength and world-class threat intelligence come as part of the platform. Why it matters: converging proven components (Umbrella’s DNS roots, Talos intel) gives Secure Access real credibility from day one — you get a modern converged SSE with a battle-tested DNS-security and intelligence core underneath. It’s a challenger with strong foundations. (Honest note: even so, on overall SSE maturity Zscaler/Netskope still lead — see the honest scope.) The value: Secure Access is built on Umbrella (OpenDNS roots) and Talos intelligence — proven components under a converged platform, not a from-scratch v1. For a foundation you can trust, this matters. TechBag scopes what’s mature vs newer. TechBag helps you evaluate the platform honestly.
A Cisco-scale vendor — and TechBag adds local India support
Cisco is one of the largest security vendors on earth — and for Indian enterprises TechBag adds the local scoping, honest comparison and INR/GST support that make adopting Secure Access straightforward. Cisco the company: founded 1984 (San Jose, NASDAQ: CSCO; Chair & CEO Chuck Robbins), with security revenue of ~$2B/quarter (~$7–8B annualised), Talos intelligence and Splunk (~$28B) telemetry behind the strategy — real scale behind the SSE. India relevance: SSE/SASE is a priority for distributed Indian enterprises with hybrid workforces and many branches (BFSI, IT/ITES, manufacturing) — and for the many Indian organisations already running Cisco/Meraki networking, single-vendor SASE (SD-WAN + SSE) is a natural consolidation. Cisco’s Bengaluru campus (largest ex-US, ~13,000+ staff) means deep local depth. Where TechBag adds value: Secure Access is quote/partner-driven (per user, one license) with 18% GST — so TechBag scopes it, compares honestly vs Zscaler, Netskope and Cloudflare (which it also sells, and which lead the SSE category), and adds INR/GST invoicing and local support. The value: Cisco is a scale vendor with deep India roots — and TechBag adds local scoping, honest comparison vs the SSE leaders, INR/GST and support. TechBag supplies it with local support. TechBag provides Cisco Secure Access, made local for India.
The honest scope
Cisco Secure Access is Cisco’s converged Security Service Edge (SSE, GA September 2023) — ZTNA, SWG, CASB, FWaaS, DNS security, VPNaaS, DLP, RBI, DEM and AI-app guardrails from one license and console, built on Umbrella (OpenDNS + Talos) and pairing with Meraki SD-WAN for single-vendor SASE. From Cisco (founded 1984; security revenue ~$2B/quarter). The honest framing — strengths, and where it’s the challenger: Secure Access’s strengths are genuine convergence (one license/console for the whole edge stack), single-vendor SASE for Cisco shops (SD-WAN + SSE), modern zero-trust and AI-app access, and a proven Umbrella + Talos foundation. But the honest caveat matters: Zscaler and Netskope are the RECOGNISED SSE LEADERS — with more mature single-vendor SASE, deeper inline inspection, and larger, longer-proven global cloud footprints. Secure Access (GA 2023) is a credible, capable CHALLENGER — especially compelling for Cisco’s networking base — but it is NOT the established category leader on SSE maturity and cloud scale. So the honest positioning: if you’re consolidating on Cisco (single-vendor SASE with Meraki SD-WAN, one console, the vendor you already run the network with), Secure Access is excellent and often the right choice; for best-of-breed SSE on maturity, inline depth and global cloud scale, Zscaler (web-first) or Netskope (data-centric) frequently lead — TechBag sells both. Cloudflare One and Palo Alto Prisma Access are other credible SSEs. Best fit: Cisco networking shops wanting single-vendor SASE and convergence over a category-leading standalone SSE. TechBag scopes Secure Access honestly — comparing vs Zscaler, Netskope and Cloudflare — and licenses and supports it locally with 18% GST.
The numbers behind the platform
What your Cisco Secure Access journey looks like
Scoping (& challenger vs SSE leader)
Your workforce (hybrid/remote), sites, network (Cisco/Meraki?), and access needs (ZTNA? DLP? AI-app governance?). TechBag scopes it and compares honestly vs Zscaler and Netskope — where single-vendor SASE wins, and where a category leader does.
Connect users & apps (ZTNA)
Connect users, devices and sites to their apps through one cloud edge — stand up ZTNA (least-privilege, per-session, identity + posture) to replace or augment legacy VPN. Modernise access first.
Add the full edge stack
Layer on SWG, CASB, FWaaS, DNS security (Umbrella foundation), DLP, RBI, DEM and AI-app guardrails — all in one license and console, one policy model. Converge the edge.
Complete SASE (+ Meraki SD-WAN)
Pair with Meraki SD-WAN for full single-vendor SASE, and correlate with Cisco XDR and Splunk telemetry. One vendor, edge to app. TechBag supports you locally (18% GST).
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The review scoreboard
Modelled on Gartner Peer Insights structure. *Counts and breakdowns are illustrative pending verified review collection.
Quick poll — what’s driving your evaluation?
Talk to an advisor“We’re a Cisco/Meraki networking shop — Secure Access plus Meraki SD-WAN gave us single-vendor SASE. Network and security from one vendor, one console. That consolidation was the whole reason.”
“One license, one console for ZTNA, SWG, CASB, DNS, DLP — we retired a stack of point tools. The convergence is real, and consistent policy across every access path.”
“ZTNA replaced our legacy VPN — least-privilege access to specific apps, verified per-session. And the AI-app guardrails let us govern GenAI usage, which is suddenly a real need.”
“It’s built on Umbrella — so the DNS-layer strength and Talos intel came as part of the platform, not a from-scratch v1. That gave us confidence in a newer product.”
“Honest: we compared it against Zscaler and Netskope, the recognised SSE leaders. They edged it on cloud maturity and inline depth — but single-vendor SASE on our Cisco estate won. TechBag was candid.”
“For our distributed India sites, Secure Access unified security for a hybrid workforce. TechBag scoped it, compared vs Zscaler/Netskope honestly, and added INR/GST.”
“Single console, single policy, single vendor — for a lean team that operational simplicity mattered more than being on the category-leader’s cloud. TechBag helped us weigh it.”
“Secure Access is quote/partner-driven — TechBag scoped the users, compared vs the SSE leaders honestly, and added INR/GST and support. Converged SSE, made local.”
Where everyone sits — the grids
Analyst firms bury this view behind paywalls, and G2 retired its Grid. So here’s TechBag’s synthesis of the SSE / SASE market — tap any vendor to see why it sits where it does.
TechBag Email-Security Grid
Execution strength vs product vision — the classic market map, minus the paywall.
Converged SSE — challenger, strong for Cisco shops.
Detection × Portfolio Integration
The grid nobody publishes — how strong the email detection is vs how integrated with the wider security portfolio.
Convergence + single-vendor SASE (Cisco).
Positions are TechBag’s illustrative synthesis of public review-platform data and vendor documentation — not a reproduction of any analyst graphic. Verify before relying on it.
Cisco Secure Access vs the SSE / SASE field
Zscaler, Netskope, Prisma Access, Cloudflare One and FortiSASE — honest lanes; the edge is convergence + single-vendor SASE for Cisco shops. Want the most mature SSE / largest cloud? Zscaler/Netskope lead. TechBag sells them, and says so.
| Dimension | Cisco Secure Access | Zscaler | Netskope One | Prisma Access | Cloudflare One | FortiSASE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Position | Converged SSE (Cisco) | SSE leader (web-first) | SSE leader (data-centric) | Palo Alto SSE | SSE on Cloudflare net | Fortinet SASE |
| SSE maturity / cloud scale | Challenger (GA 2023) | Most mature / largest cloud | Very mature (data-centric) | Mature | Large network, growing SSE | Growing |
| Convergence (one license/console) | One license, one console | Converged (Zscaler cloud) | Netskope One (converged) | Prisma (broad) | Cloudflare One | Single-vendor (Fortinet) |
| Single-vendor SASE (SD-WAN + SSE) | + Meraki SD-WAN | Partners for SD-WAN | Partners / Borderless | Prisma SD-WAN | Magic WAN | FortiGate SD-WAN |
| For Cisco networking shops | Native fit (one vendor) | Third-party | Third-party | Third-party | Third-party | Third-party |
| DNS foundation / threat intel | Umbrella (OpenDNS) + Talos | Large cloud telemetry | Cloud telemetry | Unit 42 | Cloudflare-scale | FortiGuard |
| Best fit | Single-vendor SASE for Cisco shops | Best-of-breed SSE, web-first (TechBag sells it) | Best-of-breed SSE, data-centric (TechBag sells it) | Palo Alto SSE (Prisma) | SSE on Cloudflare’s network (TechBag sells it) | Fortinet single-vendor SASE |
Which email-security approach fits you?
Honest fit signals — because the fastest way to lose your trust is to pretend one product wins every scenario.
Choose Cisco Secure Access if…
- ✓You’re a Cisco/Meraki networking shop wanting single-vendor SASE (SD-WAN + SSE, one vendor)
- ✓You want a converged SSE — ZTNA, SWG, CASB, FWaaS, DNS, VPNaaS, DLP, RBI, DEM — in one license and console
- ✓You want zero-trust access + AI-app guardrails, built on the proven Umbrella + Talos foundation
- ✓You value convergence and one relationship over being on the category-leader’s cloud — with TechBag adding scoping & GST
Zscaler if…
- ✓You want the most mature, best-of-breed, web-first SSE with the largest cloud — TechBag sells it
Netskope One if…
- ✓You want a recognised, data-centric best-of-breed SSE — TechBag sells it (Wave-C sibling)
Prisma Access if…
- ✓You want Palo Alto’s broad SSE/SASE (Prisma Access + Prisma SD-WAN)
Cloudflare One / FortiSASE if…
- ✓You want SSE on Cloudflare’s network (TechBag sells it), or Fortinet single-vendor SASE (FortiGate SD-WAN)
What do email threats cost you?
Drag the sliders (users; edge/access incidents per month; hour cost as loaded rate). Estimates contrast a point-tool edge (a Frankenstack of VPN, proxy, CASB, DNS, DLP — fragmented policy, multiple consoles, integration seams) vs Cisco Secure Access (converged SSE, one console/policy, zero-trust access, single-vendor SASE) — the wins are risk reduced via zero trust, tools consolidated, and admin time saved. Illustrative — TechBag scopes your users.
Loaded cost = salary + overheads per productive hour. Illustrative only — your TechBag quote models actual device counts and modules.
Three ways to consume it
Cisco Secure Access is quote/partner-driven — per user, one license, packaged by the services included (ZTNA/SWG/CASB/FWaaS/DNS/DLP/RBI/DEM). No simple public list; scope and user count drive price. Cisco bills USD-benchmarked; TechBag scopes the services and handles INR/GST (18%) — quote current figures.
Cisco Secure Access (per user, by quote)
Best for converged SSE / single-vendor SASE
- Converged SSE — ZTNA, SWG, CASB, FWaaS, DNS, VPNaaS, DLP, RBI, DEM — one console
- Built on Umbrella (OpenDNS + Talos); AI-app access guardrails
- + Meraki SD-WAN = single-vendor SASE for Cisco shops
+ Platform add-ons
Best for a broader rollout
- Scoped to your estate
- Add-on modules as needed
- Phased, right-sized deployment
+ scoping & local support
Best value with TechBag
- Service scoping + single-vendor-SASE advice + honest Zscaler/Netskope comparison
- Challenger to the SSE leaders (Zscaler/Netskope lead on maturity); Bengaluru India depth
- TechBag adds INR/GST (18%) invoicing, DPDPA-residency help & local support
Buy it for less — TechBag pricing beats list
Whatever the list prices above, TechBag negotiates a significantly better deal — with GST-compliant INR invoicing and local support. Ask us for your discounted quote.
Get an India-ready quote
Tell us your device counts and current tools — we’ll model it against what you spend today.
The 8 questions to ask every vendor
Take this into your next vendor call — including ours.
Run Cisco/Meraki networking? Secure Access + Meraki SD-WAN = single-vendor SASE (network + security, one vendor).
Juggling point tools (VPN, proxy, CASB, DNS, DLP)? Secure Access converges them into one license and console.
Replacing legacy VPN? ZTNA grants least-privilege access to specific apps, verified per-session — not the whole LAN.
Worried about shadow AI/GenAI? Secure Access discovers and guardrails AI-app access — govern the sprawl.
Want the most mature SSE / largest cloud? Zscaler/Netskope lead — Secure Access is the challenger. TechBag compares (it sells them).
Already on Umbrella? Secure Access is built on it — grow from DNS-layer into full SSE, no rip-and-replace.
Cisco’s Bengaluru campus is its largest ex-US — deep local depth. TechBag scopes and supports it locally.
Per user, one license, quote/partner-driven — TechBag scopes it, adds INR/GST (18%) and support.
Questions buyers ask
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