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Some practitioners in community discussions noted that bringing third-party dependencies into an active-control framework requires renegotiating vendor contracts, building real-time monitoring interfaces, and even requiring vendors to provide embeddable control hooks, none of which can be completed in the short term.
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11/8/2026
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