Airwatch LLC

Other

Vmware, Inc.

Omnissa, LLC

Workllama, LLC

Pratik Jagad

Avanti Kenjalkar

Krishna Kumar Bhavesh

Kabir A Barday

Adam Stephen Rykowski

Emily Hong Xu

Sridhara Babu Kommireddy

Ashish Kumar Jain

Kyle Austin

Dale Robert Olds

Gururaj Rao

Saleemuddin Khaja

Anantha Rao

Sudhakar Maruvada

Examples of managed device risk assessment are described. In one example, a copy of an application installed on a client device is decompiled, to identify operations performed during execution of the application. A profile including one or more rules that specify whether the operations are assigned higher or lower levels of risk is obtained. A first number of times that the first rule is violated by the operations is determined, and a second number of times that the second rule is violated by the operations is determined. A total of the violations is compared against a threshold, and a remedial action is initiated in response to determining that the total exceeds the threshold.

Risk assessment for managed client devices

Examples of detecting whether a device meets an enrollment level are disclosed. In one case, a method for providing access to an application on a client device includes receiving a request to access an application from the client device, determining an enrollment level associated with the application, and determining that multi-factor authentication is required for access to the application on the client device based on the enrollment level associated with the application. The method can also include initiating multi-factor authentication on the client device before access to the application is permitted. The method can also include determining that multi-factor authentication is successful on the client device, transmitting a management component to the client device, and installing the management component on the client device for enrollment as a managed device with a management service.

Providing access to applications with varying enrollment levels

Systems and methods are disclosed for providing tiered opportunity postings in a web-based platform. In one embodiment, the tiered opportunity postings are for job postings. A job publisher may configure a job opportunity based on various parameters such as credential criteria, previous employment, availability, etc., and further publish the opportunity on a web-based platform. A job seeker may access the web-based platform and be presented with the opportunity if the job seeker matches the various parameters configured by the job publisher. The job publisher may further publish the opportunity in tiers, wherein a first tier is a group of candidates with preferred credentials, and a subsequent tier may include less strict requirements.

Systems and methods for publishing and managing segmented jobs and notifications on an online platform

To share snips of content, content access rules of a content file can be parsed to identify an accessible range of the content file and an inaccessible range of the content file. In one example, content sharing includes receiving an identifier of a recipient for a content file, parsing content access rules for the recipient, to identify an accessible range of the content file, and presenting an indicator of the accessible range and an inaccessible range of the content file for the recipient. A user can then identify a selection of a snip of the accessible range of the content file in a user interface. In some cases, a copy of the snip of the content file, a link to the snip of the content file, or both can be generated and forwarded after the selection is identified.

Content snip capture and sharing

Various examples of detecting whether a device meets an enrollment level are disclosed. A request to authenticate a user based upon user credentials is obtained. Applications for which the user is authorized are identified. An enrollment level associated with each of the plurality of applications is also identified. A user interface including the plurality of applications and the enrollment level associated with each of the plurality of applications is generated.

To share snips of content, content access metadata of a content file is parsed to identify an accessible range of the content file and an inaccessible range of the content file with reference to content access rules for a user. A user can identify a selection of a snip of the accessible range of the content file in a user interface. Once the selection is identified, a copy of the snip of the content file, a link to the snip of the content file, or both can be generated and forwarded to the user. The link can include an argument that identifies a start and an end of the snip. The link can also include other arguments, such as copy snip, access rule, or expiration arguments. The copy of the snip can also be limited by the start and end of the snip.

To share snips of content, an identifier of a recipient of a content file is received. With reference to content access rules for the recipient, content access metadata of the content file is parsed to identify a range of the content file accessible to the recipient. A user can identify a selection of a snip of the content file accessible to the recipient in a user interface. Once the selection is identified, a link to the content file can be generated and forwarded to the recipient. The link can include an argument that identifies a start and an end of the snip. The link can also include other arguments, such as copy snip, access rule, or expiration arguments. In another embodiment, a portion of the content file, limited by the start and end of the snip, can be forwarded to the recipient.

To share snips of content, an identifier of a recipient for a link to a content file is received. With reference to content access rules for the recipient, content access metadata of the content file is parsed to identify a range of the content file accessible to the recipient. In a user interface, an indicator of the range of the content file is presented. A user can identify a selection of a snip of the content file accessible to the recipient in the user interface. Once the selection is identified, the link to the content file can be generated and forwarded to the recipient. The link can include an argument that identifies a start and an end of the snip of the content file. The link can also include other arguments, such as copy snip, access rule, or expiration arguments.

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