The team has launched the service for clients such as banks, communications companies and other corporations to detect potential data breaches which could allow third parties to access consumers' personal information without their permission. They aim to test sites such as mobile-banking apps and fix problems. They operate from the firm's New York office and test the programs using proxy software and network analysers in a bid to discover which third parties the data is shared with. Source: Washington Post
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