Cyberark Software Ltd.

Max Brin

Tal Kandel

Dima Barboi

Noam Zweig

Disclosed embodiments include securely transferring secrets to network resources. Aspects involve receiving, in a protected environment, a secret credential associated with an identity; storing, in the protected environment, the secret credential in an association with the identity and the network resource; receiving a request for authentication of the identity to the network resource; accessing, in response to the request and on behalf of the identity, the secret credential from storage in the protected environment; and signing an outgoing communication sent from the identity and addressed to the network resource. The network resource may be configured to validate the signed outgoing communication. The outgoing communication may be signed without storing the secret credential in the local exposed memory of the computing device.

Secure transfer of secrets for computing devices to access network resources

Systems and methods may provide network-based application functionality to a remote mobile computing device. A method includes establishing, in response to a request, a remote session connection with the remote mobile computing device via an application container client at the remote mobile computing device, and accessing a virtual application process, based on a particular configuration of the remote mobile computing device, for a mobile application. The method also includes transmitting to the remote mobile computing device, via the remote session connection, content for presenting an interface of the mobile application according to the virtual application process, the content being configured for rendering by the application container client at the remote mobile computing device to simulate an interface associated with the mobile application according to the particular configuration of the remote mobile computing device, wherein the mobile application is not stored on the remote mobile computing device.

Securely operating remote cloud-based applications

Techniques include receiving request for verification of an identity, where the request includes no authentication information associated with the identity; determining, based on a ledger shared by a plurality of decentralized verification services, a credibility score for the identity; where the ledger is developed based on receiving information associated with a plurality of different types of credibility-building actions taken by the identity in an environment; determining whether the credibility score for the identity can be validated by consensus by at least a subset of the plurality of decentralized verification services; and determining whether to verify the identity, where the determination of whether to verify the identity is performed without using authentication information associated with the identity.

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Max Brin