Citrix Systems, Inc.

Other

Teros, Inc.

Stratum8 Corporation

Citrix Sysiems, Inc.

Chauhan, Abhishek

Downing, Peter

Abhishek Chauhan

Rajiv Mirani

Sandhya Gopinath

Prince Kohli

Jeroen Mattijs Van Rotterdam

Anil N Shetty

Henk Bots

Sandeep Kamath

Ramanjaneyulu Y Talla

Namit Sikka

Josephine Suganthi

Rajiv Sinha

Anoop Reddy

Mahesh Arumugam

Ranjith Nath

Sheng Liang

Hong Zhang

Ajay Soni

Sergey Verzunov

Richard Hayton

Tushar Kanekar

Chaitra Maraliga Ramaiah

Christopher M Fleck

Chiradeep Vittal

Deepak Goel

Craig Anderson

Minoo Gupta

Vivekanand Rangaraman

Karthick Srivatsan

J Mohan Rao Arisankala

Priya Nanduri

Oliver Chang

Thomas Goodwin

Frank Suchomel

Saravana Annamalaisami

Prakash Khemani

Robert Kidd

Murali Raja

Rajesh Joshi

Ravi Kondamuru

Mohit Prakash Saxena

Ashwin Jagadish

Vamsi Korrapati

Harpreet Singh

Jaidev Sridhar

Rama Praveen

Ritesh Patani

Peter Downing

Sergey Golubev

Roman Avdanin

Robert V Walters

Vamsimohan Korrapati

Vishal Bandekar

Anil Kumar

Ramanjaneyulu Talla

Embodiments described include systems and methods of an encrypted cache. An embedded browser of a client application executing on a client device may provide access to a network application accessed via the client application. The embedded browser may detect an event at the client device that causes the network application to send or request application data. The embedded browser may access a copy of the application data from encrypted cache of the embedded browser. The encrypted cache may be maintained for the user and store application data for network application(s) accessed by the user. The embedded browser may use the cached application data for establishing or updating a user interface of the network application for display at the client device.

Systems and methods for encrypted browser cache

Data from a SaaS application may be stored and accessed locally, enabling SaaS data to be interacted with, regardless of connectivity, while providing secure authentication when offline. When online, a user may perform an authentication procedure and provide credentials to an application server, which may provide an authentication token for access to secure data or applications. The authentication token and user credentials may be cached locally. When offline or experiencing intermittent connectivity, if user provided credentials match the cached credentials, then the client application may retrieve the cached authentication token and allow the embedded browser to resume utilizing the network application and/or data; while if the new credentials do not match the previously provided and cached credentials, access may be denied. Thus, the embedded browser may perform authentication agnostic to whether the device is online or offline at that time, requiring no changes to the browser or network application.

Systems and methods for offline usage of SaaS applications

Embodiments described include a method for implementing a privacy policy by a device intermediary to a plurality of clients and one or more servers. The method can include identifying, by a device intermediary to a plurality of clients and one or more servers, network traffic of a user that has not selected an option of a plurality of options of a privacy policy managed by the device. The method can include receiving, by the device, an indicator of a selection by the user of the option from the plurality of options of the privacy policy. The method can include handling, by the device, network traffic of the user according to the selected option of the privacy policy.

Systems and methods for responsible intermediation of privacy policies

Systems and methods discussed for redirection of launch requests for local applications to corresponding remote applications, such as SaaS or network applications provided by an application server, and access of the corresponding remote application via an embedded browser of a client application. A client application executed by a client device may detect a request of a user to launch a local application of the client device. The client application may determine that the local application corresponds to a network application provided by an application server. The client application may intercept the request to launch the local application, responsive to the determination. An embedded browser of the client application may access the network application from the application server, responsive to interception of the request.

Systems and methods for secure SAAS redirection from native applications

Described embodiments provide systems and methods for displaying a service graph in association with a time of a detected anomaly. A device may store a plurality of snapshots of a service graph of a plurality of microservices. Each of the snapshots of the service graphs include metrics at a respective time increment from execution of each of the plurality of microservices. The device may detect an anomaly with operation of one or more microservices of the plurality of services. The device may identify a set of snapshots of the service graph within a predetermined time period of a time of the anomaly. The device may display each of the snapshots in the set of snapshots of in sequence corresponding to time increments within the predetermined time period of the time of the anomaly.

Displaying a service graph in association with a time of a detected anomaly

In some aspects, a method for mediation of a screenshot capture by a client application based on policy includes identifying, by a client application on a client device, a policy for mediating one or more screenshots of content displayed via the client application. An embedded browser within the client application accesses a network application of one or more servers. The method further includes intercepting, by the client application, a request to capture a screenshot of at least a portion of the network application being displayed, determining, by the client application, one or more mediation actions to perform on the screenshot responsive to the policy, performing, by the client application, the one or more mediation actions on the screenshot, and providing, by the client responsive to the request, the screenshot resulting from the one or more mediation actions.

Systems and methods for screenshot mediation based on policy

Embodiments described include systems and methods for encoding and decoding data for a network application. A client application may include an embedded browser. The embedded browser may establish a session with a network application. The client application may identify a policy specifying a type of data to encode upon input. The embedded browser may detect the type of data of an input field of the network application being displayed in the embedded browser. The embedded browser may, responsive to the detection and the policy, encode the data inputted into the input field or decode encoded data displayed in the input field.

Systems and methods for transparent SaaS data encryption and tokenization

Embodiments described include systems and methods for presenting additional content for a network application accessed via an embedded browser of a client application are provided. Additional content related to network applications may be presented on client devices. Specifically, activity such as embedded browser activity may be monitored. Responsive to detecting an event based on the monitored activity, additional content related to the network application may be provided. In various embodiments, the additional content is provided to a client application on the client device for presentation on the client device.

Systems and methods for presenting additional content for a network application accessed via an embedded browser of a client application

Embodiments described include systems and methods for management and pre-establishment of network application and secure communication sessions. Session logs may be analyzed to identify an application or secure communication sessions likely to be accessed, and prior to receiving a request to establish the session, an intermediary (e.g. another device such as an intermediary appliance or other device, or an intermediary agent on a client such as a client application) may pre-establish the session, performing any necessary handshaking or credential or key exchange processes. When the session is subsequently requested (e.g. in response to a user request), the system may immediately begin using the pre-established session. This pre-establishment may be coordinated within the enterprise providing load balancing and scheduling of session establishment to prevent large processing loads at any one point in time.

Systems and methods for application pre-launch

In some aspects, a method for revoking access to a network application on a client device. The method includes establishing, by a client application on a client device responsive to authenticating a user, access to one or more network applications of one or more first servers of a first entity via an embedded browser of the client application, receiving, by the client application, a notification from a second server of a second entity that access for the user to a network application of the one or more network applications is to be revoked, and performing, by the client application responsive to the notification, one or more revoking actions based at least on a policy.

Systems and methods for continuous authentication

Embodiments described include systems and methods for executing in an embedded browser an application script for network applications of different origins. A client application can establish a first session with a first network application of a first entity at a first origin via an embedded browser within the client application and a second session with a second network application of a second entity at a second origin via the embedded browser within the client application. A scripting engine within the client application of a client device of a user at a third origin can identify an application script having instructions to interact with the first network application and the second network application, and can execute the instructions to perform a task across the first network application of the first entity at the first origin and the second network application of the second entity at the second origin.

Systems and methods for application scripts for cross-domain applications

Embodiments described include systems and methods for providing peer-to-peer caching among client applications. A cache coordinator is configured to receive a first request to register an object stored in a cache by a first client application including a first embedded browser. The first embedded browser obtains the object via a session established by the first embedded browser with a first network application on a server of a second entity. The cache coordinator is configured to store a location of the first client application and a hash of the object. The cache coordinator is configured to receive a second request from a second client application. The second request requests the location of the object among peer client applications. The cache coordinator is configured to communicate identification of the location of the first client application to the second client application for retrieving the object from the cache of the first client application.

Systems and methods for secure peer-to-peer caching

Embodiments described include a method for providing context-aware input across network applications. The method can include establishing a plurality of sessions for a user with a plurality of network applications via an embedded browser within a client application. The method can include storing input activities of the user across the plurality of network applications to a data storage. The method can include detecting input focus on an input element of a network application of the plurality of network applications, the input element having a type of data to be inputted. The method can include identifying one or more inputs of the type of data used in another network application of the plurality of network applications stored in the data storage. The method can include providing the one or more inputs from another network application as selectable input for the input element of the network application.

Systems and methods for intellisense for SaaS application

The present disclosure is directed generally to systems and methods for providing load balancing as a service. A load balancer executing on a device intermediary to a server and a plurality of clients can receive a request from an agent executing on the server. The request can be to initiate establishment of a transport layer connection. The load balancer can accept the request to establish the transport layer connection with the server. The load balancer can receive a request to access the server from a client of the plurality of clients. The load balancer can forward the request to the server via the transport layer connection established between the load balancer and the server responsive to the request of the server.

Systems and methods for providing load balancing as a service

Embodiments described include systems and methods for generating training content for completion of tasks. The method includes receiving, from each of a plurality of client applications, interactions recorded by the client application via an embedded browser of the client application. The method includes classifying the interactions received from each client application into one or more tasks. The method includes selecting, for a first task of the one or more tasks, from the interactions classified into the first task, a subset of interactions to be included in a training content including a recorded example of performing the first task across the one or more network application. The method includes generating the training content configured to be transmitted to client applications responsive to receiving a request related to the first task.

Systems and methods for machine generated training and imitation learning

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Abhishek Chauhan