Rapid7, Inc.

Privacy Labs, Inc.

T-mobile Usa, Inc.

Giridhar Sreenivas

Derek Sigurdson

Kurt William Berglund

Jordan Parker

Feridoon Malekzadeh

Alexandru Catalin Ionescu

Disclosed is a system for deploying a secure server that provides one or more network services. Generally stated, a secure server is deployed in a secure environment behind a privacy barrier. The secure server is configured to interact with a service host on a public network outside the privacy barrier. The service host facilitates routing information from the public network through the privacy barrier to the secure server.

Privacy network system

In accordance with this disclosure, a system and method for remotely enabling proximity-based authentication is provided. A computing device initiates a secure server based on proximity-based communication when the computing device is in a vicinity of the secure server. The computer device then prompts proximity-based authentication to establish a secure connection with the secure server. As a result of the proximity-based authentication, the computing device is authenticated and locally stores a secure token sent from the secure server in response to the proximity-based authentication. Once the authenticated computing device communicates with the secure server, remote authentication is initiated to the secure server and the authenticated computing device is remotely connected to the secure server if the stored secure token is properly accepted by the secure server for authentication.

Proximity based security

Secure private server

A system comprising at least one component running on at least one server and receiving vulnerability data and, for each device of a plurality of devices, device data that includes data of at least one device component. The system includes a trust score corresponding to each device of the plurality of devices and representing a level of security applied to the device. The trust score is generated using a severity of the vulnerability data. The system includes an access control component coupled to the at least one component and controlling access of the plurality of devices to an enterprise using the trust score.

Controlling enterprise access by mobile devices

Methods that facilitate automatic selection of service bearers in a mobile based on user-initiated policies and service-provider-initiated policies set forth in a policy document are described herein. The mobile device initially receives a policy document from either the mobile device manufacturer or the service provider before the mobile device is provisioned on a communications network. The mobile device user and the service provider may make subsequent changes to the policy document. When a user-initiated policy change conflicts with a service-provider-initiated policy, the user-initiated policy change is disregarded in favor of the service-provider-initiated policy. The mobile device automatically selects an appropriate bearer based at least on the availability of service bearers in the current environment and the policies set forth in the policy document.

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Giridhar Sreenivas