Qualys, Inc.

Google Inc.

Verisign, Inc.

Trustarc Inc

True Ultimate Standards Everywhere, Inc.

Kenneth K Okumura

Wolfgang Kandek

Holger Kruse

Scott M Petry

Ganesh B Jampani

Wissam Ali-Ahmad

Vikas Dewan

Peter Kevin Lund

Dorion Carroll

Khair-ed-dine Mazboudi

Craig S Croteau

Tigran Gevorgyan

Gregor Glawitsch

Parminder Singh

Binh Quang Le

Michael John Oswall

Binh Phu Le

Kd Mazboudi

Adam Dawes

Joseph Green

Lisa Lund

Jason N Paul

Garret L Simpson

Erik Chen

Methods and systems for scanning an endpoint terminal across an open computer network are disclosed. An exemplary method includes providing a scanner engine in a computer server in communication with an open computer network, and establishing a secure connection across the open computer network between the scanner engine and a scanner agent installed on the endpoint terminal in communication with the open computer network. Commands for collecting data regarding the endpoint terminal are sent from the scanner engine across the secure connection to the scanner agent. The scanner engine then receives the collected data from the scanner agent across the secure connection, analyzes the data to assess a current posture of the endpoint terminal, and determines any updates for the endpoint terminal from the analysis. Updates are sent across the secure connection to the scanner agent for installation on the endpoint terminal, and the secure connection may then be terminated.

System and method for performing remote security assessment of firewalled computer

A method, system or computer usable program product for managing attributes including obtaining a unique mutable identifier for storage in memory in response to a request to a service provider; utilizing a processor to provide a selected set of attributes to the service provider for association with the unique mutable identifier and storage at the service provider; and providing the unique mutable identifier to an application whereby the application can obtain the set of attributes by inquiring the service provider.

Managing identifiers

The disclosed principles describe systems and methods for assessing the security posture of a target device, wherein the assessment is performed by a scanning computer in communication with the target device via a communication network. By employing a system or method in accordance with the disclosed principles, distinct advantages are achieved. Specifically, conducting such a remote scan allows for the scanner computer to perform a remote scan of the remote device without installing client software to the remote device. Thus, the disclosed principles reduce the need for internal IT resources to manage the deployment and updates of client software on the target device. Also, conducting a remote scan according to the disclosed principles allows for the remote scan to be performed even if the scanner computer and remote device run different operating systems.

Systems and methods for assessing the compliance of a computer across a network

A method, system or computer usable program product for managing attributes including utilizing a processor to generate a unique mutable identifier in response to a request from an end entity; obtaining a selected set of attributes from the end entity; associating and storing in memory the set of attributes with the unique mutable identifier; and providing the set of attributes associated with the mutable identifier to any application in response to an inquiry utilizing the unique mutable identifier from that application.

Disclosed are systems and methods for providing transport layer encryption with an intermediate electronic message managing service interposed in a message path of an electronic message to be sent from a sending server to an intended receiving server across a computer network. To implement TLS in such a managed e-mail services context, given that a managed e-mail service is inserted into the message delivery path, the transport layer security protocols are simultaneously established along both the link from the sending server to the managed e-mail service and from the receiving server to the managed e-mail service, with the managed e-mail service providing a 'proxy' connection for communication between the sending server and the receiving server.

TLS encryption in a managed e-mail service environment

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Sunnyvale, CA, United States of America

Kenneth K Okumura