Cisco Technology, Inc.

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David Steven Gross

Christopher Carl Cassell

Omar Abduljaber

Jeremy Lee Erickson

David William Matteson

Oliver Robert Stocker

Jennifer Lee Bammel

Luis Daniel Mendez

Sharif Mufid-Sharif Anani

Kyle David Mills

Marc Neuberger

Orlando P Simonetti

Kyle Koppenhoefer

Jeffrey Crompton

Hugh V Jorgensen

According to an embodiment, a system comprises one or more processors and one or more computer-readable non-transitory storage media comprising instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, cause one or more components of the system to perform operations. The operations comprise determining that an endpoint device has requested to discover a location of a protected resource that is protected by a gateway, determining whether the endpoint device has provided a token that is valid, and permitting the endpoint device to discover the location of the protected resource based on determining that the endpoint device has provided the token that is valid. The token indicates that the endpoint device successfully completed a first multi-factor authentication procedure in connection with accessing an authentication enforcement resource.

Limiting discovery of a protected resource in a zero trust access model

This disclosure describes techniques for identifying an application (e.g., accessing application) that is attempting to access a resource. In some examples, access may be managed by an authentication service. When an access request is received at the authentication service from an application on a client device, the authentication service may ask the application to communicate with an identification agent on the client device. The identification agent may perform one or more tests to discover the identity of the application. In some cases, the identification agent may send the identity of the application to the authentication service. The authentication service may then allow or deny access by the accessing application to the resource based at least in part on the discovered identity.

Application identification

In one embodiment, a method includes receiving, by a WebAuthn proxy, login prompt information from a browser. The WebAuthn proxy and the browser are installed on a device. The method also includes generating, by the WebAuthn proxy, a WebAuthn credential request based on the login prompt information and communicating, by the WebAuthn proxy, the WebAuthn credential request to a WebAuthn authenticator. The method further includes receiving, by the WebAuthn proxy, a WebAuthn response from the WebAuthn authenticator and communicating, by the WebAuthn proxy, the WebAuthn response to the browser.

Systems and methods for WebAuthn transport via a WebAuthn proxy

Disclosed is a method for determining, among other things, the temperature profile of a medical implant in a patient when subjected to an MRI scan or machine, thus enabling a determination of the risk of temperature induced tissue necrosis or damage to the implant. The specific position of the implant in the patient changes the temperature dispersion in the body and is accounted for in the creation of the temperature profile. The method includes mapping with an imaging unit location, size and orientation of the medical implant in a patient, and storing the location, size and orientation in a mapped data. Then, translating the data to a model patient of gender, age, weight, height, and body structure of the patient with a model medical implant. Further, determining the parameters of an MRI unit to be used and computing the temperature profile of the implant to ascertain temperature impact.

Precision medicine approach to improving patient safety and access to MRI

For sliding doors of a stall shower tracking in front and rear tracks with a sliding clearance therebetween, front and rear brackets suspended on the tracks and each having a leg respectively projected into a tracking path of movement, and each having additional legs positioned in the sliding clearance for interconnection to thereby immobilize the doors against sliding movement while the brackets remain interengaged thus serving, as one end use, the child-proofing of the stall shower against any non-supervised entry into the stall shower when it is not in use.

Shower doors locking device

A momentary membrane switch that includes not only a normally open set of electrical contacts but also a normally closed set of electrical contacts. In one embodiment, a downward force applied to the switch pivots an elongated, flat rocker, to close the normally open contacts and simultaneously open the normally closed contacts. Pivoting of the rocker is yieldably resisted by an overlaying resilient membrane, which forceably returns the rocker to its original position when the force is removed. In another embodiment, a downward force applied to the switch lowers the center of a special disk into contact with an underlying circuit board, to close the normally open contacts, and simultaneously deforms the disk's periphery upwardly, to open the normally closed contacts. Internal stress in the deformed disk returns the disk to its original position when the force is removed. The rocker and disk are both retained without any special attachment in a specially-sized aperture formed in a spacer located between the underlying circuit board and overlaying membrane.

Membrane switch with pivotable rocker

A friction support device adapted to support two members in variable positions relative to one another, through the utilization of friction, until an external force is applied to bring the two members together. The friction support device comprises a slide rod inserted into the aperture in a slide holder. As the slide rod is pulled through the slide holder the frictional forces increase, causing the two members connected thereto to remain apart until an external force is applied to bring them together.

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Cincinnati, OH, United States of America

David Steven Gross