Cisco Technology, Inc.

Ipix Corporation

Smi Holdings, Inc.

Christopher Shannon Gourley

Steven Dwain Zimmermann

Dan Hunt

Chris Zdon

Thomas Stierman

Paul Meyers

Ronald Lee Shaffer, Ii

Jed Eaton

Yousef S Iskander

A computing device includes a first component, a second component and a monitoring component. The monitoring component, receives, from the first component, a command to issue one or more transactions or data to the second component, and determines whether the first component is authorized to issue the one or more transactions, according to one or more policies or rules, which are received through an out-of-band mechanism to which the first component does not have access. If the monitoring component determines that the first component is authorized to issue the one or more transactions or data to the second component, it forwards the one or more transactions data to the second component. Otherwise, the monitoring component blocks the one or more transactions or data from being issued to the second component.

Protecting and monitoring internal bus transactions

In one embodiment, a method includes obtaining at least one packet from a first element on a Universal Serial Bus (USB) bus. The at least one packet is intended for a second element. The method also includes processing the at least one packet to determine whether the at least one packet is associated with unsafe content, and providing the at least one packet to the second element if it is determined that the at least one packet is not associated with the unsafe content. The at least one packet is provided to the second element on the USB bus. Finally, the method includes blocking the at least one packet from being provided to the second element when it is determined that the at least one packet is associated with the unsafe content.

Method and apparatus for monitoring and filtering universal serial bus network traffic

An automatic reader system, apparatus, and method for the identification and authentication of articles enabling automatic collection and processing of code data associated with microparticle marks, automatic determination of the code from the code data associated with microparticle marks, and automatic retrieval of reference information associated with the code.

Automatic microparticle mark reader

A method and apparatus is disclosed for providing special effects for wide-angle video images. The special effects include replacing a selected portion of a wide-angle video image with a predetermined image or an associated portion of a video image captured in a subsequent frame. Other special effects include image intensity scaling for wide-angle video images.

Method and apparatus for providing virtual processing effects for wide-angle video images

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Sweetwater, TN, United States of America

Christopher Shannon Gourley