Resilient Network Systems, Inc.

Resilient Networks, Inc.

Webshield, Inc.

Jonathan Paul Hare

Mathew Spolin

Richard Arthur Muth

A privacy network and unified trust model runs privacy algorithms that can completely obfuscate any data or rendering the data opaque and meaningless so they can be freely aggregated and shared without risk of security or privacy breach. The obfuscated algorithms can be applied to obfuscated data to produce obfuscated output. The obfuscated output is identical to what would have been produced had the algorithms been applied to data and then obfuscated with the same privacy algorithm. Information from disparate sources is virtually aggregated, linked, analyzed, transformed and used without revealing any meaningful information to any person or any system—even to the processors performing the computation.

Privacy network and unified trust model for privacy preserving computation and policy enforcement

A Resilient Trust Network (RTN) is a set of servers that provide: an application integration platform for developing and publishing services and user interface for services, building derived services, subscribing to services, and embedding services into host applications, and building composite applications composed from multiple diverse services. The RST can also provide a platform for defining security requirements and accessing shared trust services that implement those requirements for services regardless of where or how those services are used.

Resilient trust network services

Methods, apparatuses, and systems are presented for automating organization of multiple processes involving maintaining a uniform record of process threads using a server, each process thread comprising a representation of a collaborative process involving a plurality of users, enabling at least one of the plurality of users to carry out a user action while interacting with a different types of application program, and modifying at least one process thread in the uniform record of process threads in response to the user action. Modifying the process thread may comprise generating the process thread as a new process thread. Alternatively or in addition, modifying the process thread may comprise modifying the process thread as an existing process thread. At least one of the process threads may reflect user actions carried out by more than one of the plurality of users.

Virtual process collaboration

Methods, apparatuses, and systems are presented for automating organization of multiple processes involving maintaining a uniform record of process threads using at least one server, each process thread comprising a representation of a collaborative process capable of involving a plurality of users, enabling at least one of the plurality of users to carry out a user action while interacting with one of a plurality of different types of application programs, and modifying at least one process thread in the uniform record of process threads in response to the user action carried out by the user. Modifying the at least one process thread may comprise generating the at least one process thread as a new process thread. Alternatively or in addition, modifying the at least one process thread may comprise modifying the at least one process thread as an existing process thread. At least one of the process threads may reflect user actions carried out by more than one of the plurality of users.

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Jonathan Paul Hare