Vera

Blubracket, Inc.

Appsense Limited

Ajay Arora

Prakash Linga

Vladimir Buzuev

Maurice C Evans

Justin Sisley

Nicolas Vautier

One example method of operation may include identifying a code segment accessed during a code access event, scanning code of the code segment to identify a degree of sensitivity of the code, appending a code access annotation to the code segment based on detected actions performed to the code during the code access event, and updating a code log to identify the code access annotation.

Documenting and annotating code activities

One example method of operation may include identifying an attempted action taken to code, determining whether to block the attempted action based on one or more of user profile access rights assigned to a user profile and a code permission assigned to the code, and responsive to determining whether to block the attempted action, blocking one or more of access to the code, access to a file containing the code and a port used to connect to a server hosting the code.

Code monitoring and restricting of egress operations

One example method of operation may include determining one or more of a file type and a code segment accessed during a code access event, identifying code origin information appended to the code segment during previous code access events, appending an updated code access location to the code segment identifying the current code access event and a current code location, and applying one or more code access restrictions to the code segment based on the current code location.

Monitoring code provenance

Data security access and management may require a server dedicated to monitoring document access requests and enforcing rules and policies to limit access to those who are not specifically identified as having access to the data. One example of operation may include selecting data to access via a user device, applying at least one policy to the data that limits access to the data to user profiles assigned privileges to the policy, encrypting the data, generating metadata indicating the policy and pairing the metadata with the data, and storing the data and the metadata in a policy server.

Policy enforcement

Data security access and management may require a server dedicated to monitoring document access requests and enforcing rules and policies to limit access to those who are not specifically identified as having access to the data. One example of operation may include selecting data to be protected via a user device, applying at least one policy to the data, storing the at least one policy in a data record identifying the data, modifying a data format of the data to create a modified data, and storing the modified data in memory.

Securing files

Data security access and management may require a server dedicated to monitoring document access requests and enforcing rules and policies to limit access to those who are not specifically identified as having access to the data. One example of operation may include selecting data to access via a user device, identifying a user profile associated with the user device, retrieving at least one user policy associated with the user profile, determining whether the user policy permits the user device to access the data, matching the user policy to a data policy associated with the data, receiving an encryption key at the user device, applying the encryption key to the data, and unwrapping the data from a wrapped data format to access the data.

Access files

In some embodiments, a method includes obtaining an object code of an application executed on a mobile device. The application is created by an author different from an operator of a data source. The method includes loading dynamically at least one intercept point into the object code, wherein the intercept point is to detect a predetermined input gesture. The method further includes, responsive to an input gesture being received within a context of the application at the mobile device and the input gesture matching the predetermined input gesture: (1) overlaying a user interface within the context of the application, the user interface permitting selection of data items from the data source; (2) determining from a selection signal received at the mobile device, a selected data item; (3) responsive to the determining, loading the selected data item into the context of the application; and (4) removing the user interface overlay.

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Redwood City, CA, United States of America

Ajay Arora