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Department of Homeland Security Selects Online Trust Alliance to Provide Training

By Stephanie Jordan
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This month the Online Trust Alliance (OTA) announced it has been awarded a contract to offer training on email authentication for all U.S government agencies and organizations.

Published November 30, 2011

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