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- The document is a presentation by Chris Young, CEO of McAfee, discussing McAfee's commitment to innovation in cybersecurity over the past 12 months. It highlights major cyber attacks and threats, trends in cloud adoption, device connectivity, and priorities for modernizing federal IT networks. The presentation outlines McAfee's portfolio strategy of providing an integrated, open system from devices to the cloud and concludes by restating McAfee's pledge to keep the world safe from cyber threats.
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