Koolspan, Inc.

Netmotion Wireless, Inc.

Protected Mobility, LLC

Etherfax, LLC

Global Integrity, Inc.

Temeda LLC

Protected Mobilty, LLC

Ethersms, LLC

Emil Sturniolo

Robert N Cichielo

Anthony C Fascenda

Paul Benware

Joseph T Savarese

Erik D Olson

William J Marlow

Aaron D Hanson

Anatoly Menn

Paul J Banco

Julian A Durand

Stewart Alan Skomra

William P Supernor

Orville Pike

Erik D Olsen

Andrzej Pienczykowski

Mark Allen

Michael Lee Snyder

Julia Renouard

David Thompson

Eli Patashnik

Aaron Stavens

Dave Thompson

Michael Jackson

Systems and methods for the virtualization, aggregation, enhancement, and distributed processing of facsimile communications. The Remote FAX Interconnect known as etherFAX&#xae; is a system and method that allows for the reception and delivery of information to or from one or more facsimile systems using Internet/web based communication protocols such as HTTP(S) as the transport between a cooperating facsimile capable application or hardware and the remotely accessible etherFAX&#xae; services.

System and method for remote fax interconnect

A system for and method of media encapsulation is presented. The method may include receiving, via an audio digitizer, a plurality of packets of data and compressing, via a codec, the plurality of packets of data. The method may also include queuing the plurality of packets of data in a queue and encrypting, via a filter, payloads of at least two of the plurality of packets of data in the queue into a single payload. The method further include transmitting the single payload in a single encrypted data packet.

System and method of encrypted media encapsulation

A convenient, easy to use ubiquitous secure communications capability can automatically encrypt and decrypt messages without requiring any special intermediating security component such as gateways, proxy servers or the like. Trusted/secure applications for the mobile workforce can significantly improve productivity and effectiveness while enhancing personal and organizational security and safety.

User interface systems and methods for secure message oriented communications

A convenient, easy to use ubiquitous governance system to help manage and maintain the plurality of semi-autonomous devices that will be loosely coupled to and communicate via the Internet or other network, more commonly referred to as the network of things.

Geospatial asset tracking systems, methods and apparatus for acquiring, manipulating and presenting telematic metadata

This technology manipulates both the plaintext and ciphertext before and after encryption respectively and prior to dissemination to recipients. The manipulation mitigates the possibility of discovery of the encryption key(s) and/or encryption parameters. Even if all of the encryption parameters are known and the encryption key is made available, considerable information would still need to be obtained to enable the recipient to be able to properly decrypt an encrypted message.

System and method for manipulating both the plaintext and ciphertext of an encryption process prior to dissemination to an intended recipient

The example non-limiting technology herein uses a Microsoft Office module or other application that automatically encrypts an Office document (Excel, PowerPoint, Word) or other software object and embeds the encrypted data within a 'mule' or carrier file of the same type. On user's systems without the module installed, the 'mule' file will open normally without exposing the embedded secret file. On systems with the module installed and properly authorized, the user will see the encrypted file open without seeing the &#x201c;mule&#x201d; file. This allows the secure transport of a file within a plaintext &#x201c;mule&#x201d; file.

System and method for secure document embedding

This technology mitigates the vulnerabilities of parameter storage by calculating parameters dynamically rather than storing and using static parameters. This example non-limiting technology derives parameters 'on-demand' from a subset of widely distributed parameters determined by a random string generated for each encrypted session. The subset of widely distributed parameters will be different each time a new subset is generated as the individual parameters are randomly selected. Thus the individual encrypted message (or document) will be encrypted differently using a different set of parameters each time. Some of these parameters bind the encrypted message to a specific user account and user device making the resulting encrypted message highly secure.

Widely distributed parameterization

A system for and method of securely provisioning a module with cryptographic parameters, such as cryptographic keys and key tables, is presented. Such modules may be used to enable encrypted communications between mobile phones to which they are coupled. The system and method prevent a malevolent individual involved in manufacturing the modules from compromising the security of the module. In particular, the modules are provisioned by an entity different from the manufacturer.

System for and method of cryptographic provisioning

Methods, apparatus, and systems for the enablement of sending and receiving encrypted messages over Long/Short Wave, Low, High, Very High, or Ultra High Frequency Radio (LSW/HFR) provide for an interconnect between short or other message transmission over LSW/HFR, and other terrestrial or satellite based digital communications systems.

Methods and apparatus for long-short wave, low-high frequency radio secure message service

A seamless solution transparently addresses the characteristics of nomadic systems, and enables existing network applications to run reliably in mobile environments. A Mobility Management Server coupled to the mobile network maintains the state of each of any number of Mobile End Systems and handles the complex session management required to maintain persistent connections to the network and to other peer processes. If a Mobile End System becomes unreachable, suspends, or changes network address (e.g., due to roaming from one network interconnect to another), the Mobility Management Server maintains the connection to the associated peer task&#x2014;allowing the Mobile End System to maintain a continuous connection even though it may temporarily lose contact with its network medium. An interface-based listener uses network point of attachment information supplied by a network interface to determine roaming conditions and to efficiently reestablish connection upon roaming. The Mobility Management Server can distribute lists to Mobile End Systems specifying how to contact it over disjoint networks.

Method and apparatus for providing mobile and other intermittent connectivity in a computing environment

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