Google Inc.

Rubrik, Inc.

Glean Technologies, Inc.

Arvind Jain

Timo Burkard

Dominic Hamon

Soham Mazumdar

Arvind Nithrakashyap

Sreeram Ramachandran

Piyush Prahladka

Fabiano C Botelho

Christopher Bentzel

Sharvanath Pathak

Tirunelveli R Vishwanath

Adam Gee

Jonathan Carlyle Derryberry

Kenny To

Eddie Zhou

Mrinal Mohit

Bipul Sinha

Gurmeet Singh Manku

Sumeet Sobti

Debarghya Das

James Simonsen

Shivaal Roy

Anthony Gentilcore

Neboysa Omcikus

Cindy Chang

Anurag Acharya

Michael Kleber

Shishir Kumar Agrawal

Anthony Jawad

Nicholas Charles Fox

Brian Clair Williammee

Steven Souders

Tomas Lundqvist

Arup Mukherjee

Dylan Salisbury

Alex Wiesen

Matthew Reilly

Sadeesh Kumar Duraisamy

Mustafa Tikir

Chaitanya Asawa

Apurv Gupta

Lawrence Jonathan Brunsman

Jiangbin Luo

Yuchung Cheng

Arpit Agarwal

Calvin Qi

Jayanth Madheswaran

Anthony Charles Gentilcore

Stephen E Lamm

Aravind Menon

Gaurav Jain

Alice Wang

Dragos Florian Ristache

Sandeesh Kumar Duraisamy

Paul Manwell

Yiming Jen

Kerrie Lenhart Hogan

Philip Ophus

Adrian Hurditch

Matthew Klainer

Hui Luo

Jason Guo Jin

Methods and apparatuses for preventing the unauthorized use and display of sensitive information contained within search results or within documents that are linked to by search results or electronic messages are described. A permissions-aware search and knowledge management system may continuously scan the content of documents and messages indexed by the system and detect that a document shared by link contains sensitive information. In response to detecting that the document has been accessed by at least a first number of different users or has the ability to be accessed by at least a second number of different users, the permissions-aware search and knowledge management system may adjust file permissions, adjust access control lists, selectively disable links to the document, and/or perform content redactions for the document such that some system users do not have the ability to view or access the sensitive information within the document.

Automated detection, redaction, and reporting of sensitive information

Methods and apparatuses for providing a real-time enterprise knowledge assistant that automatically responds to user comments and questions via a graphical user interface are described. The enterprise knowledge assistant may display automated responses to questions provided by users within a persistent chat channel (or other communications channel). The information displayed or referenced (e.g., via a linked electronic document) within an automated response to a user's factual question may be determined based on access rights to linked documents and the number of electronic interactions between users, such as the number of times that users co-edited or collaborated on documents (e.g., programming code). Upon detection that at least a portion of a user's message within a chat channel has been classified as a factual question, the enterprise knowledge assistant may access question and answer pairings stored within a frequently asked questions database and display an authorized answer.

Leveraging question and answer pair extraction from linked documents to improve permissions-aware automated responses

Enterprise knowledge assistant with permissions-aware automated responses

Methods and apparatuses for providing a permissions-aware search and knowledge management system that incorporates user suggested results, document verification, and intelligent user activity tracking across group hierarchies to improve the quality and relevance of search results are described. The permissions-aware search and knowledge management system may enable content stored across a variety of local and cloud-based data stores to be indexed, searched, and displayed to authorized users. The identification and ranking of relevant documents corresponding with a user's search query may take into account user suggested results from the user and others assigned to the same group as the user, whether the underlying content of a search result was verified by a content owner as being up-to-date, the amount of time that has passed since the underlying content was verified by the content owner, and the recent activity of the user and related group members.

Permissions-aware search with user suggested results

Methods and systems for managing, storing, and serving data within a virtualized environment are described. In some embodiments, a data management system may manage the extraction and storage of virtual machine snapshots, provide near instantaneous restoration of a virtual machine or one or more files located on the virtual machine, and enable secondary workloads to directly use the data management system as a primary storage target to read or modify past versions of data. The data management system may allow a virtual machine snapshot of a virtual machine stored within the system to be directly mounted to enable substantially instantaneous virtual machine recovery of the virtual machine.

Data management system

Permissions-aware search with document verification

A system and method for providing a communication session is provided. The system and method include a client device in communication with a plurality of communication networks. The system and method further includes a server also in communication with the plurality of communication networks. The client device includes a network monitor module and a dialer module. The network monitor module determines which networks to utilize in the communication session, and the dialer module initiates and terminates the communication session. The server receives a data signal associated with the communication session from the selected communication network. The server places a separate call to the recipient client device and completes the connection from the client device to the recipient client device by sending the data signal over the phone call to the recipient client device.

System and method for increased call quality and success rate

Permissions-aware search with intelligent activity tracking and scoring across group hierarchies

Deduplication of virtual machine content

A computer-implemented method and system for prerendering web content are described. A computing device determines a navigation event within a web browser based at least in part on a prerender tag embedded within a web page. The prerender tag includes a ranking value used to rank links to prerender and a time parameter. The computing device requests content associated with the navigation event and prerenders the content associated with the navigation event in an alternate instance of the web browser that is hidden from a user of the web browser. The computing device determines whether the user has selected the navigation event within a time period based on the time parameter associated with the prerender tag. The alternate instance of the web browser containing the prerendered content in a current user instance of the web browser may be displayed. The computing device may discard the prerendered content.

Methods for prerendering and methods for managing and configuring prerendering operations

A method and system for improving access to network content are described. Aspects of the disclosure minimize the delay between a navigation event and a network response by prerendering the next navigation event. For example, the method and system may predict a likely next uniform resource locator during web browsing to preemptively request content from the network before the user selects the corresponding link on a web page. The methods and systems describe a variety of manners for prerendering content and managing and configuring prerendering operations.

Access to network content

A method and system for predicting a next navigation event are described. Aspects of the disclosure minimize the delay between a navigation event and a network response by predicting the next navigation event. The system and method may then prerender content associated with the next navigation event. For example, the method and system may predict a likely next uniform resource locator during web browsing to preemptively request content from the network before the user selects the corresponding link on a web page. The methods describe a variety of manners of predicting the next navigation event, including examining individual and aggregate historical data, text entry prediction, and cursor input monitoring.

Predicting user navigation events

A method and system for improving access to search results are provided in the disclosure herein. Aspects of this disclosure minimize the delay in accessing network content by priming certain regularly viewed content (e.g., a web search home page or a search results page) in an invisible browser instance. As the user accesses the content prerendered in the invisible browser instance, a new instance of the prerendered content is created to facilitate future accesses to the network content (e.g., future search queries).

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Los Altos, CA, United States of America

Arvind Jain