Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Salesforce Com, Inc.

Salesforce, Inc.

Prashant Dwarkadas Agrawal

Samuel Ng

Milan Gada

Jake Carver Swenson

Christopher M White

Brian James Walker

Anuj Gargeya Malkapuram

John Deutscher

John Seymour

Subramanya Suresh

Ajay Thargan

Mayank Singhi

Srini Kandala

Adrian Hains

Muzammil Ahmed

Dipti Patil

Techniques are disclosed relating to reporting for network events within a computer network. A computer system may access a set of data corresponding to a particular network event within a computer network, where the set of data includes captured attributes of the particular network event. The computer system may then calculate, using the set of data, a security score indicative of suspiciousness of the event and an actionability score that is based on an extent to which of a particular group of attributes are missing from the set of data. The computer system may determine, based on the two scores, a combined score for the event. The computer system may then report a notification for the event, based on the combined score. Such techniques may decrease a number of reported events for a network, which may advantageously allow resources to be focused on a smaller set of events.

Actionability determination for suspicious network events

Scheduling job request submitted by multiple tenants in a manner that honors multiple software license agreements for the multiple tenants. A queue persistently stores job requests that await scheduling. A job state tracking component persistently tracks a state of the job requests, and perhaps provides job requests into the queue. A software license agreement enforcer reviews the job requests in the queue, selects one or more job requests should be scheduled next based on the license agreements, and provide the selected job requests to a resource manager. A subscriber/publisher pool may be used to the various components to communicate. This decouples the communication from being a simple one-to-one correspondence, but instead allows communication from a component of one type to a component of the other type, whichever instance of those components happens to be operating.

Multi-tenant license enforcement across job requests

Techniques and structures to facilitate management of log event messages, including transmitting one or more messages, each having a unique identifier (ID), to a computing device, generating a comparison checksum for each of the one or more messages, wherein each comparison checksum is associated with a unique ID corresponding to a message from which the comparison checksum was generated, performing an encryption on each comparison checksum and associated unique ID to generate encryption data and transmitting the encryption data to the computing device.

Log event management mechanism

Embodiments are directed to providing an extensible platform that allows users to select from and implement different types of media processors and to providing a management portal that allows users to manage their media processors. In one scenario, a computer system receives from a user a workflow with various tasks that are to be processed using a user-specified media processor. The computer system schedules computer system resources including a virtual machine on which the user-specified media processor is to be installed. The user-specified media processor includes a corresponding media processor installer. The computer system instantiates the scheduled virtual machine on the computer system, initiates the media processor installer to install the user-specified media processor on the instantiated virtual machine, and implements the installed media processor on the instantiated virtual machine to process the workflow tasks.

Cloud based media processing workflows and module updating

A consent management system is described which manages an entity's consent to consume application functionality on a per-feature level of granularity. To perform this task, the consent management system maintains consent information which describes a plurality of use conditions associated with the features of the application functionality. In one case, the consent information has a hierarchical data structure that identifies a hierarchy of application features. In operation, the consent management system accesses the content information whenever an entity seeks to access a particular application feature; it grants or denies access to the feature based on the consent information. The consent management system also includes a consent maintenance module that allows an administrator (or other entity) to cancel or modify any use condition in the consent information.

Progressive consent

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