Servicenow, Inc.

Vorstack, Inc.

Nuvoiz, Inc.

Sighthound, Inc.

Brightpoint Security, Inc.

Markus Hahn

Andreas Seip Haugsnes

Richard Haichen Xu

Gabriel Levy

Ching-Hai Tsai

Yusuf Saib

Srinivasa Yarrakonda

Chong-Jin Koh

Bryan Ford

Syed Zain Masood

Brent Richardson

Jonathan Taylor

R J Burnham

Daniel Evers

In a method of processing video images, a processor might obtain a video stream, select a set of processing pipelines from a plurality of processing pipelines, apply the set of processing pipelines to the video stream to obtain a data set of analytics data, wherein the pipeline analytics data for a processing pipeline of the set of processing pipelines comprises data about images of the video images, store the pipeline analytics data of each processing pipeline into a queryable data structure, receive queries from a user interface, and return portions of the video stream, or references thereto, in response to the queries.

Computer video analytics processor

This disclosure provides a network security architecture that permits installation of different software security products as virtual machines (VMs). By relying on a standardized data format and communication structure, a general architecture can be created and used to dynamically build and reconfigure interaction between both similar and dissimilar security products. Use of an integration scheme having defined message types and specified query response framework provides for real-time response and easy adaptation for cross-vendor communication. Examples are provided where an intrusion detection system (IDS) can be used to detect network threats based on distributed threat analytics, passing detected threats to other security products (e.g., products with different capabilities from different vendors) to trigger automatic, dynamically configured communication and reaction. A network security provider using this infrastructure can provide hosted or managed boundary security to a diverse set of clients, each on a customized basis.

Scalable network security with fast response protocol

The technology disclosed addresses initiation of peer-to-peer media exchange sessions, with traversal of NAT and firewall devices, in a manner adapted to roaming. In particular, involves preliminary determination of NAT/firewall topology, which reduces latency at initiation, and hole punching technologies to select a routing and traversal strategy that reduce reliance on external media relay devices.

Session initiation and maintenance while roaming

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Markus Hahn