Varmour Networks, Inc.

Jason Parry

Marc Woolward

Keith Stewart

Hsisheng Wang

Meng Xu

Matthew Murray Williamson

Colin Ross

Cheng-Lin Hou

Hong Xiao

Paul Bigbee

Timothy Eades

Myo Zarny

David Lin

Liza Detrick

Systems and methods for assessing an application access risk are provided. An example method commences with collecting data concerning relationships between an application, one or more client devices, and one or more users in a computing environment. The method includes updating a graph database including nodes and edges. The nodes represent the application, the one or more client devices, and the one or more users and the edges represent relationships between the application, the one or more client devices, and the one or more users. The method continues with enriching the graph database by associating the nodes with metadata including information concerning the one or more users accessing the application from the one or more client devices. The method further includes analyzing the graph database to identify a subset of nodes used to access the application and displaying a graphical representation of the subset of nodes.

Methods and systems for accurately assessing application access risk

Systems and methods for a relationship-based search in a computing environment are provided. An example method includes providing a graph database. The graph database includes nodes representing workloads of the computing environment and edges representing relationships between the nodes. The method also includes enriching the graph database by associating the nodes with metadata associated with the nodes and the relationships. The method also includes receiving a user query including data associated with at least one of the metadata and the relationships. The method also includes determining, based on the user query, a subset of the nodes in the graph database and a subset of relationships between the nodes in the subset of the nodes. The method also includes displaying, via a graphical user interface, a graphical representation of the subset of the nodes and relationships between the nodes in the subset of the nodes.

Relationship-based search in a computing environment

Methods and systems for managing security in a cloud computing environment are provided. Exemplary methods include: gathering data about workloads and applications in the cloud computing environment; updating a graph database using the data, the graph database representing the workloads of the cloud computing environment as nodes and relationships between the workloads as edges; receiving a security template, the security template logically describing targets in the cloud computing environment to be protected and how to protect the targets; creating a security policy using the security template and information in the graph database; and deploying the security policy in the cloud computing environment.

Cloud security management

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Jason Parry