Google Inc.

Maya Ben Ari

Tal Dayan

Ido Ofir

Brandon Keely

Subir Jhanb

James Brooks Miller

Jay Pierre Civelli

Hugh Brendan McMahan

Zheng Sun

Christiaan Prins

Tanton Holt Gibbs

Ning Zheng

Rongjing Xiang

Keun Soo Yim

Adrian L Ludwig

Jennifer Ellen Fernquist

Mayank Dutt Upadhyay

Jennifer Seth

Marcelo Alcantara

Ravi Shah

Mayank Upadhyay

Systems, device and techniques are disclosed for implementing a security configuration change based on one or more base events and a current security configuration. An inference module may identify a security configuration change based on receiving base events from a state storage/event listener and analyzing the base events to determine if a current security configuration is optimal given the base events.

Security adjustments in mobile devices

Methods and apparatus are provided for testing computing devices. A host computing device is provided for testing devices under test (DUTs) using a test suite that includes first and second tests. The DUTs can include a first group of DUTs with a first DUT and a second group of DUTs with a second DUT. The first and second groups of DUTs can share a common design. The host computing device can determine that the DUTs execute the first test before the second test. The host computing device can receive failing first test results for the first DUT. The host computing device can determine, based on the first test results and that the first and second DUT groups share a common design, to execute the second test before the first test and can subsequently instruct the second DUT to execute the second test before the first test.

Automated device test triaging system and techniques

Systems and techniques are provided for aggregation of asynchronous trust outcomes in a mobile device. Trust levels may be determined from the signals. Each trust level may be determined independently of any other trust level. Each trust level may be determined based on applying to the signals heuristics, mathematical optimization, decisions trees, machine learning systems, or artificial intelligence systems. An aggregated trust outcome may be determined by aggregating the trust levels. Aggregating the trust levels may include applying heuristics, mathematical optimization, decisions trees, machine learning systems, or artificial intelligence systems to the trust levels, and wherein the aggregated trust outcome; and sending the aggregated trust outcome to be implemented by the enabling, disabling, or relaxing of at least one security measure based on the aggregated trust outcome.

Aggregation of asynchronous trust outcomes in a mobile device

Certain implementations of the disclosed technology may include systems, methods, and apparatus for adaptive cloning of mobile computing devices. According to an example implementation, a method is provided that includes receiving an indication of source device content associated with a source computing device; receiving an indication of target device information associated with a destination computing device; determining that the source device content is outdated or incompatible with the target device; identifying available alternative content for replacing the source device content; responsive to the identifying available alternative content, outputting, for display, an indication of the available alternative content; receiving an indication of a selection to utilize the available alternative content; and responsive to receiving the indication of the selection, initiating a transmission of the available alternative content to the destination computing device.

Systems and methods for adaptive cloning of mobile devices

Systems and techniques are provided for dynamic authorization. A signal may be received from a sensor. A concept may be determined from the signal. The concept may be a location of a computing device, an action being performed with the computing device, an identity of a user of the computing device, or a temporal context for the computing device. A current pattern may be determined from the concept. The current pattern may be matched to a stored pattern. The stored pattern may be associated with a security outcome. The security outcome may be sent to be implemented. A security message may displayed indicating the security outcome and part of the stored pattern that was matched to the current pattern. The security outcome may be causing presentation of an authentication prompt or not causing presentation of an authentication prompt.

Dynamic authorization

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Maya Ben Ari