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Ayyappan Balasubramanian

Jon Barry Avner

Sandhya Vankamamidi

Chen Wang

Jing Jing

Srisaipavan Valluri

Gerardo Bodegas Martinez

Maurizio Bruno Di Gianluca

Can Zheng

Ali Alam

Hardeep Kohli

Zhuang Gao

John Kingsly Masilamani

Michael Todd

Jack Pullikottil

Alka Garg

Chris Barrett

Rohan Kamath

Mansi Singhal

Amanda Holcomb

James Paul Gyarmathy

Feng Tan

Carrie Ann Culley

Methods, systems, and computer programs are presented for managing access to resources using scenarios. One method includes an operation for storing first scenario data received for a first control scenario. The first scenario data comprises a control scenario identifier, a first resource, an authorization control, and a scenario trigger that defines an event that causes an activation of the first control scenario for providing access to the first resource. Further, the method includes operations for monitoring for an occurrence of the scenario trigger and detecting an occurrence of the event associated with the scenario trigger. Further, the method determines, in response to the occurrence of the event, a set of users authorized to access the first resource, including accessing the first scenario data to determine the set of users associated with the authorization control. Furthermore, access is provided to the set of users based on the determining.

Scenario-based access control

A method for providing automatic suppression of an alert includes receiving a first error associated with a first dataset, the first dataset being among a plurality of datasets in a computer data environment, accessing dependency data that describes a set of dependencies between the first dataset and other datasets, examining the dependency data to automatically identify a second dataset from among the other datasets, the second dataset being a dataset on which the first dataset depends, accessing alert data for the computer data environment to determine whether an active alert for the second dataset provides an indication that the first error is redundant to a second error associated with the second dataset, and upon determining that the first error is redundant, suppressing transmission of the alert and storing data about suppressing transmission in a data structure. In determining whether the first error is redundant to the second error, timing of data generation of the first and second dataset and timing of detection of the first error are considered.

System and method of data alert suppression

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