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Hell EE,<br />
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We are looking at DocuSign and I have read some security alerts and some breeches. &nbsp;I am trying to find what type of cloud it is (private/public) and what type of data (personal, Ip, Tax, export control, etc) is stored and how exactly it is stored. &nbsp;I've got calls into DocuSign, but want to know if anyone is using it and done an indepth security analysis on them.
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Hell EE,

We are looking at DocuSign and I have read some security alerts and some breeches.  I am trying to find what type of cloud it is (private/public) and what type of data (personal, Ip, Tax, export control, etc) is stored and how exactly it is stored.  I've got calls into DocuSign, but want to know if anyone is using it and done an indepth security analysis on them.

Is anyone using DocuSign and can speak from a security perspective on what data is stored?

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