Addepar, Inc.

Emc IP Holding Company LLC

Emc Corporation

Verma, Ashwani, Kumar

Hrebicek, Ondrej

Parmar, Varun

Levine, Brian, W.

Kronrod, Alex

Doermann, Matthew

Matthew Andreas Doermann

Alan Tracey Wootton

Louise Elizabeth Briguglio

Ondrej Hrebicek

Varun Parmar

Ashwani Verma

Christopher Hebert

Gopinath Sundharam

Brian W Levine

Alex Kronrod

Ashwani Kumar Verma

An electronic permissions and security system are disclosed which may be used to determine permissions and policies for resources in a complex multi-dimensional data system. Analysis of resource data hierarchies and/or accessor data hierarchies using the permissions computing systems and methods discussed herein may provide efficient and flexible permissions analysis, determination, and management. The electronic permissions system may include for example, a permissions analysis module or component configured to access, traverse and/or analyze a resource hierarchy and/or an accessor hierarchy to determine permissions with respect to a resource. Permissions may be defined according to various policies which may include specific actions allowed or disallowed for the policy. Specific actions within a policy may also be organized hierarchically such that one particular grant of one permission may imply granting of another permission.

System and architecture for electronic permissions and security policies for resources in a data system

A method for parallel authentication comprises receiving a download request from a client computer system to download a document stored in a first storage system. The first storage system is coupled to the client computer system via a network. The first storage system is coupled with a second storage system via the network. The download request includes a first token associated with the first storage system and a second token associated with the second storage system. The first storage system is configured to authenticate the download request based on the first token and the second token. Based on successful authentication, the first storage system is configured to authorize the client computer system to download the document.

Parallel on-premises and cloud-based authentication

Disclosed are systems and methods for context-based dynamic information rights management (IRM) in a cloud-based document management environment. A system may include a document server configured to store a plurality of documents. The document server is coupled to an information rights server and a plurality of client computer systems via a network. One or more of the document server and the information rights server may be cloud-based. The information rights for a document stored in the document server may be determined by the information rights server based on context parameters associated with a request to download the document from the document server.

Context-based dynamic information rights management

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Matthew Andreas Doermann