Quantum Corporation

Heyhq, Inc.

Maxxess Systems, Inc.

Kevin C Daly

Tadeusz Peter Matuchniak

Nicholas J Dauderman

Joel Slutzky

William G Moon

Thomas B Bolt

Michael Cornwell

Ronald K Scott

Joel Slutsky

Chris Dudte

An organizational risk management service includes a risk assessment and mitigation platform for evaluating organizational risk. The service includes interfaces for managing connections with organizational and external systems for intake of messaging that provides information which is analyzed to define risks faced by an organization. This risk is defined by analyzing this messaging and its metadata with a system manager, a rules engine, and a message manager. The service and platform models responses to address the risks faced by the organization, and generates event relays that comprise communications, alerts, notifications, instructions, and other information for registered users, and external systems that enable actions for addressing and mitigating the risk and compliance with organizational policies and procedures.

Organizational risk management subscription service

A geo-coordinate management framework administers an assignment of geo-coordinates of hardware devices with a known location located within a geo-spatial operating environment of an organizational messaging and risk management software system to enable cooperation between disparate systems and such hardware devices with a known location for responses to events occurring within such a geo-spatial operating environment. The geo-coordinate management framework retrieves sets of geo-coordinates representing locations of hardware devices with a known location in response to the event, wherein the set of geo-coordinates are either embedded within an application programming interface call issued following an event or stored in a look-up table that is cross-referenced in response to the application programming interface call following an event. Such a framework triggers actions based on the geo-coordinates to operate the associated hardware devices in response to the event. Further, the geo-coordinate management framework also updates the set of geo-coordinates assigned to hardware devices by auditing the hardware devices to account for changes in their location due to being moved or replaced, as well as auditing an environment covered by the organizational messaging and risk management software system to capture geo-coordinates of newly-installed hardware devices.

Assignment and updating of geo-coordinates for hardware with known locations in access control, operations, and node validation in organizational communications and risk management systems

A private mobile data communications apparatus and methods of managing organizational data flow and coordinate a secure messaging infrastructure allow organizations to communicate with and monitor one or more mobile users each having at least one mobile device with which they communicate. The apparatus includes a server component, system client, a mobile client, and multiple application programming interface modules configured to manage information flow and correspond with external systems as needed.

Private mobile messaging and data communications apparatus and method of managing organizational messaging

A hard disk drive based data archive system emulating a tape archive system includes a hot pluggable multi-drive magazine having a housing for holding a plurality of hard disk drives, each drive connected to receive power and data from the magazine in a controlled fashion, and at least one magazine receiving system for physically receiving the magazine and for thereupon providing power, data and control connections to the magazine, such that when the magazine is received within the magazine receiving system, the hard disk drives selectively receive power and data connections via the magazine and receiving system from a host computer. The magazine may be hot-disconnected from an active computing system environment and removed to an archive rack wherein each disk drive is periodically checked to ensure functionality and to provide some limited-bandwidth data retrieval functions via a network connection to the archive rack. A file mark structure enables a disk drive in the magazine to emulate functionality of a tape cartridge.

Removable disk storage array emulating tape library having backup and archive capability

A storage system () that stores data from a host system () includes a plurality of disk drives (), and a controller () that controls the disk drives (). At least one of the disk drives () is in a stand-by mode and one of the disk drives () is in a write/read mode at approximately the same time. In one embodiment, the controller () directs data to a first subset () of disk drives () and a second subset () of disk drives () simultaneously. In this embodiment, at least one of the subsets ()() can include five disk drives (). Further, during a data transfer, one third of the disk drives () can be in the write/read mode while two-thirds of the disk drives () are in the stand-by mode.

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Newport Beach, CA, United States of America

Kevin C Daly