We are not saying this; this is what experts and specialists say. In the past several times, there have been many issues with remote code execution, due to which many devices available in the market can be hacked.  

First of all, let's understand what CRM is.  

CRM stands for Customer Relationship Management System,  where you can manipulate all the customer data. It is used everywhere, from big companies to small companies. Many CRMs available in the market also provide you with free services.  

However, their privacy policy mentions that they will share your data with third parties.  

This data is used for many purposes.   

You can either do research on your data or sell it in the market and earn a considerable profit.  

What is the remote for execution before we proceed with CRM services? That's breaking down things into small parts.  

CRM runs on top of small microservices, including databases and small compounds. This completes a CRM, for example, an area where you must keep your files. These files can be of any type: PNG, JPG, PDF, or Microsoft Word Excel.  

These things are used in different places. For example, is there a place on your CRM where you have an employee verification system, where you keep the details of all your workers, or someplace where you have to upload a file or get a file from your customer, and from here, a threat starts to loom?  

When any hacker realizes that we can upload a file to your server, most of the time, fields are installed on the CRM only for those workers. But if yes, the reality is the opposite: the hacker bypasses your request and a file in which they create their code and upload it to the server; a new file is made on your server as soon as it is uploaded to the server.  

That code can contain many things. In which functions to create a new file are added, or are such functions added in which such accurate level access is given? This is a sign of extreme danger.  

How Cybers Pulse protects its CRM, HRM's product  

Cybers Plus has firewalls to protect it, and an encryption system checks things before they attack. Our services work very differently. Our platforms have internally built security functions that determine where the file is coming from, from which location, and who is uploading it.   

We have all this information safe.  

When uploading any file, our system alerts all the firewalls and starts taking action on them.  

The file is uploaded once it is cleared that there is a virus or remote code execution file behind it that will damage your server. Our company has done this best by keeping things safe in different places, making it difficult for a hacker to predict anything.  

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