Emc Corporation

Emc IP Holding Company LLC

Michel F Fisher

Stephen J Todd

Steven M Blumenau

Wayne A Pauley, Jr

Roy E Clark

Paul M Bober

Yoav Raz

Humberto Rodriguez

David C Butchart

Walter A O'Brien, Iii

Randall Shain

Robert W Beauchamp

Sylvia Martin

Christopher M Barrett

Victoria Nordenberg

Andy Kubicki

Example embodiments of the present invention relate to a method, an apparatus and a computer-program product for implementing digital disappearing ink. An example method includes receiving portions of a data stream transmitted from a source and analyzing the portions of the data stream. Based on the analysis, the method includes performing an action with respect to an object tag according to the analysis.

Digital disappearing ink

Private information is frequently made public or semi-public, often without foresight as to the consequences of such a divulgence. Additionally, intentionally divulged information that is intended to be maintained as private is routinely sold to advertisers and information brokers. Example embodiments of the present invention relate to a method, an apparatus and a computer-program product for encrypting privacy-related information in a data stream. The method includes receiving a data stream transmitted from a source. A contextual analysis is then performed on the content of privacy-related portions of the data stream. The privacy-related portions of the data stream are then encrypted according to the contextual analysis before being forwarded to the intended destination.

Method and apparatus for encryption with viewer identity&#x2014;and content address-based identity protection

Example embodiments of the present invention provide a method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for correlating privacy-related portions of a data stream with information indicative of a privacy policy. The method includes receiving privacy-related portions of a data stream transmitted from a source intended for a destination and receiving information indicative of a privacy policy associated with the destination. The privacy-related portions of the data stream then may be correlated with the information indicative of the privacy policy. According to this correlation, the privacy-related portions of the data stream may be forwarded to the destination.

Method and apparatus for cookie validation and scoring

Example embodiments of the present invention relate to a method, an apparatus and a computer-program product for friendly man-in-the-middle data stream correlation. An example method includes receiving a data stream transmitted from a source intended for a destination. A contextual analysis of portions of the data stream then may be performed, with respective portions of the data stream being correlated according to the contextual analysis.

Method and apapratus for content, endpoint, and protocol man-in-the-middle user interface

Some embodiments of the invention relate to selecting a data protection scheme, such as, for example, mirroring or RAID, for a content unit based on power-related metadata associated with the content unit. The data protection strategy selected for a content unit may impact the amount of power that a storage system consumes.

Selecting a data protection strategy for a content unit on a storage system

There is disclosed a method for use in managing databases in data storage systems comprising a plurality of nodes. A request is received to provision storage for a specified application intending to use a database. Based on application-awareness, the storage system is provisioned for storing the database in response to receiving the request. Database tables are distributed across the nodes based on a forecasted first I/O profile between application and database. Information is captured in connection with the activity between the application and database. A second I/O profile is determined based on the captured information. The second I/O profile is an actual in-running I/O profile between application and database. The first I/O profile and second I/O profile are compared. The database tables are re-organized on the nodes based on the comparison identifying a discrepancy between first and second I/O profiles such that storage system is rebalanced.

Managing databases in data storage systems

Example embodiments of the present invention relate to a method, an apparatus and a computer-program product for man-in-the-middle agent-assisted client filtering. An example method to be performed by the man-in-the-middle includes receiving portions of a data stream transmitted from a source and performing an analysis of the portions of the data stream. Based on the analysis, the man-in-the-middle then may interact with the source. An example method to be performed by an agent at the source includes providing portions of a transmitted data stream to the man-in-the-middle and interacting with the man-in-the-middle.

Method and apparatus for man-in-the-middle agent-assisted client filtering

A computer-implemented method, computer program product and computing system for moving at least a portion of cache data from a first cache storage device coupled to a first computing device included within a first virtual machine to a shared storage device. The at least a portion of cache data is moved from the shared storage device to a second cache storage device coupled to a second computing device included within a second virtual machine.

System and method for migrating cache data

A system, computer-implemented method, and a computer program product for configuring a requirements model for a cloud computing space includes defining a list of available system capabilities within the cloud computing space. A user is allowed to define one or more user requirements chosen from the list of available system capabilities. The one or more user requirements are associated with one or more hardware/software requirements. A cloud computing solution is configured based, at least in part, upon the one or more user requirements and the one or more hardware/software requirements.

System and method for configuring a cloud computing space

Example embodiments of the present invention provide a method, an apparatus and a computer program product for cookie anonymization and rejection. The method includes receiving a cookie included in a data stream transmitted from a source intended for a destination. A lexical analysis of the cookie included in the data stream is then performed to determine state information associated with the cookie. The state information associated with the cookie then may be forwarded to the destination according to the lexical analysis. Example embodiments of the present invention specifically targets cookies and beacons that flow through a system, and historically track cookie and beacon traffic in order to perform drill-down inspection on the contents. This inspection allows for detection of sensitive information such as credit cards, location, and any other personal info, as well as the potential presence of malware which is performing unusual behavior within the private system.

Method and apparatus for cookie anonymization and rejection

A method, computer program product, and computing system for associating a first I/O scheduling queue with a first process accessing a storage network. The first I/O scheduling queue is configured to receive a plurality of first process I/O requests. A second I/O scheduling queue is associated with a second process accessing the storage network. The second I/O scheduling queue is configured to receive a plurality of second process I/O requests.

I/O scheduling system and method

A method of managing workflows related to storage services provided by a service provider to a customer (via a management system) is presented. The management system includes a Web server and a workflow process. The Web server presents to a customer a task screen (or set of task screens) for a customer-selected work order request type so that the customer can prepare and submit a work order request to the management system. After receiving the work order request, the Web server uses information contained in and associated with the request to create a database object that includes some or all of the following elements: customer identifier; work order identifier, date/time of request; request state (e.g., new, open or closed); type of request; parameters or arguments to the request; and any textual description provided by the customer. The Web server stores the object in a database. The workflow process locates the new request in the database, performs the task specified by the request and closes the work order request by updating the object with the appropriate state. The workflow process generates a billable event corresponding to the work order request and enters that billable event in an account record of the customer that submitted the request. The account record can then be used to generate billing information. If the workflow process cannot complete the task successfully, an administrator of the service provider may perform the task, close the work order request and enter the billable event in the customer account record.

Workflow database for scalable storage service

Managing power consumption of a storage system

A service provider management system (SPMS) that connects to storage resources in a datacenter controlled by a service provider and a database that stores information about the datacenter and customers that receive the storage resources as a service. The SPMS enables the service provider to allocate storage resources to a customer and to assign ownership to billable devices, such as disks, volumes, ports, and so forth, as well as to generate billing information based on hardware configuration and customer usage. The SPSM is supported on a server architecture, which includes a Web server that exports a first interface to the service provider to enable the service provider to manage the data storage resources to which the SPMS is connected, and a second interface to the customer to enable the customer to manage the allocated data storage resources directly.

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Natick, MA, United States of America

Michel F Fisher