Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Pradeep Kamalakumar

Ashish Kumar Singhal

Atanu Banerjee

Sharad Nandwani

Suresh Sunku

Roma Shah

Vijay Balaji M

Sanjoyan Mustafi

Naresh Sundaram

Steven James Rayson

Anatoly Victor Koretsky

Jinghua Chen

Srivalli Chavali

Abhijit Pal

Ayal Ofer Laleh

Mohan Swaroop Maheshwari

Karthik Reddy Gangidi

Aashish Ramdas

The techniques disclosed herein enable systems to manage remote file storage systems while bolstering information security through file encryption on download and permissions labels. To achieve this, a site owner configures permissions for a network site that stores files and that enables encryption on download. Various users with file access via the permissions may then interact with the site. When a user downloads a file from the site, they receive an encrypted copy that includes a permissions label that synchronizes with the network site permissions. When a user attempts to interact with an encrypted file the permissions label is used by the system to determine whether the user is authorized to access the file. In addition, permissions that are changed at the network site can be propagated to downloaded encrypted copies. In this way, permissions can be enforced for all site files even when copies leave the network site.

Secure collaboration with file encryption on download

Disclosed herein is a system for enabling a default label to be configured for a network location created to store files. The default label can be assigned at a time when the files are uploaded to the network location. An owner of the network location can define the default label to be assigned to the files. Whenever an unlabeled file is uploaded to the network location, the unlabeled file automatically inherits the default label. Furthermore, the system is configured to consider an order of label priority when determining whether to assign a default label to a previously labeled file to be uploaded to the network location. The system is configured to upgrade a file with a preassigned label of lower priority to the default label, while permitting another file to be stored without a label change if the preassigned label is of higher priority compared to the default label.

Configuration of default sensitivity labels for network file storage locations

Disclosed are embodiments that communicate label information for documents between two enterprise computer systems. The two computer systems operate asynchronous from each other, and have limited available resources for use in buffering information passing between them. To that end, traditional API architectures that utilize method calls and return parameters do not operate well in this environment, as a first computer systems resources can become exhausted if a second computer system is able to generate data faster than the first computer system can consume it. The problem is exacerbated if an error is experienced when processing the consumed data, especially if there are no resources available to store the data until the error can be cleared. To solve this problem, the disclosed embodiments provide an ability for a consumer to request that data previously delivered to it be delivered again by the producer, in some embodiments, after a specified time delay.

Distributed virtual data tank for cross service quota management

Techniques to manage remote events are described. An apparatus may comprise a processor circuit and a remote event application arranged for execution by the processor circuit. The remote event application may be operative to manage remote event notifications for a publisher entity and a subscriber entity. The remote event application may comprise, among other elements, an event monitor component operative to receive an external event notification message with a publisher entity event for the publisher entity. The event monitor component may select a custom event receiver component associated with the publisher entity from among multiple custom event receiver components, and send the external event notification message to the selected custom event receiver component. The custom event receiver component may implement custom business logic, such as code callouts designed for specific application programs or system programs. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Techniques to manage remote events

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Pradeep Kamalakumar