Appsense Limited

Ivanti US LLC

Appsense US LLC

Richard James Somerfield

Paul Delivett

James Tupper

Travis Walton

Paul Keith Branton

Richard Pointon

Jonathan Rolls

Systems and methods are described for a web event framework. A computerized method includes receiving at a framework plugin an event from a web browser, wherein the framework plugin is coupled to the web browser, generating, by the framework plugin, a framework event based on the event, forwarding the framework event to a framework server coupled to the framework plugin, receiving at the framework server the framework event from the framework plugin, determining, at the framework server, a framework action based on the framework event and a framework policy, forwarding the framework action to the framework plugin, and executing the framework action by the framework plugin.

Web event framework

A method, system and medium can manage embedded content in documents. The method, e.g., includes detecting, at a host device running a host application program, a user's action to initiate editing of content embedded in a document associated with the host application program and querying for the user's content management configuration to determine a target device having an interface suitable for editing the embedded content. If it is determined that the user's configuration specifies a device other than the host device as the target device, the method further includes sending a revision notification to the target device, wherein the notification includes a copy of, or a reference to, the document and receiving an update notification from the target device, wherein the update notification includes one of a copy of or a reference to a latest version of the document including the latest edits made to the embedded content.

Systems, methods and media for managing embedded content

In one embodiment, a non-transitory processor-readable medium stores code representing instructions that when executed cause a processor to obtain a first mutual exclusion object. The first mutual exclusion object can be a write mutual exclusion object associated with a shared resource. The code can further represent instructions that when executed cause the processor to obtain a second mutual exclusion object associated with an object manager module and define a read event object with a name conforming to a predetermined format. The code can further represent instructions that when executed cause the processor to release the second mutual exclusion object, release the first mutual exclusion object, read at least a portion of the shared resource, obtain the second mutual exclusion object, destroy the read event object and release the second mutual exclusion object.

Process-safe read/write locks

Systems and methods are provided for displaying and manipulating the display of digital character strings where the length of the character string extends beyond the width of a desired output display. In response to a user request to display a character string, a client can generate a truncated representation of the character string using at least one truncation symbol when the character string extends beyond the width of an output display. A client can modify the display of the truncated representation of the character string in response to detecting a signal corresponding to a change in location of the truncation symbol. The signal can be detected from a touchscreen or input device. This allows a user to view any portion of a selected character string, including those portions that may be obscured by the truncation symbol.

Systems and methods for user modifiable truncation

The disclosed subject matter includes a method. The method includes determining, by a module running on a computer platform in communication with non-transitory computer readable medium having a plurality of security zones, whether an application instance is in a foreground of a user interface for the computer platform. The method further includes determining, by the module, an alert level associated with the application instance in the foreground of the user interface, wherein the alert level includes at least one of a restriction level and an access level. The method also includes providing the alert level to a user of the computer platform using a visual cue displayed on the user interface.

Secure data management

The disclosed subject matter includes a method. The method includes identifying an attempt to access, by an application instance running in a user space of an operating system, a first security zone of a computer readable medium, where the first security zone is associated with a first security level. The method further includes determining whether a restriction level associated with the application instance is higher than the first security level, where the restriction level is a function of previous security zones that have been accessed by the application instance. When the restriction level associated with the application instance is higher than the first security level, the method would prevent the application instance from writing to the first security zone. When the restriction level associated with the application instance is not higher than the first security level, the method would authorize the application instance to access the first security zone.

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San Jose, CA, United States of America

Richard James Somerfield