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What a Security Estate Costs to Run
Security estates are budgeted like a purchase and behave like a subscription. Retention, licensing, maintenance, firmware and staff time drive the lifetime figure, not the equipment price. What actually lowers the running cost, and which savings quietly reduce the capability you paid for.
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