UK intrusion software export data

Note: This data includes licenses up to March 31, 2017.

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Below is a data set for export licenses of intrusion software. This may include software designed to remotely gain access to a computer, such as exploits, or software for testing a customer’s defenses.

Where possible, the data includes specific product information obtained by Freedom of Information Act requests or open source research.

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