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Producer	Certified	Protection	Performance	Usability
March 2015
Anguanjia Security Manager 5.0		91.7		100›
January 2015
Anguanjia Security Manager 4.9		100		100›
November 2014
Anguanjia Security Manager 4.9		100		100›
September 2014
Anguanjia Security Manager 4.8		100		91.7›
July 2014
Anguanjia Security Manager 4.8		91.7		100›
May 2014
Anguanjia Security Manager 4.7		91.7		83.3›
March 2014
Anguanjia Security Manager 4.5		91.7		100›
January 2014
Anguanjia Security Manager 4.3		91.7		100›
November 2013
Anguanjia Security Manager 4.2		91.7		100›
September 2013
Anguanjia Security Manager 4.1		75		50›

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