Mcafee, Inc.

Plume Design, Inc.

Susmita Nayak

Dattatraya Kulkarni

Srikanth Nalluri

Raja Sinha

Kaushal Kumar Dhruw

Krishnapur Narasimhamurthy Venkatasubrahmanyam

Kamlesh Halder

Kranthikumar Gadde

Mitesh Kumar

Paul White

Venkatasubrahmanyam Krishnapur

Anjan Kumar Nayak

Yogesh Jain

Aravind Doss

Derek Lownsbrough

Tirumaleswar Reddy Konda

Alexey Gadalin

Harsha Ramamurthy Joshi

Raj Vardhan

Purushothaman B

Naveen Ancha

Kyle McGill

William J McFARLAND

Siddaraya B Revashetti

Evan Jeng

Priyadarshini Rao Rajan

Bhaavika Panjwani

Raghuvir Songhela

Saira Sunil

Sulakshana Zambre

Vasudevan Nagendra

Raghav Karnam

Tingyi Zhu

J William Mcfarland

Preeti Agarwal

Disclosed are systems and methods that provide a computerized device management framework that adaptively determines and applies security and configuration parameters to a device on a first network, and enables the adaptive application of such parameters as the device disconnects and connects to other networks. The disclosed framework enables the automatic detection of different networks being relied upon by the device for access to the Internet, upon which, management control policies of the device's activities can be controlled and managed in a unified manner. Accordingly, the disclosed framework can enable security and configuration mechanisms applied on a first network, upon which they are associated, to be seamlessly applied on another disparate network via a virtual private network connection enabled via proprietary mechanisms implemented on the device.

Computerized systems and methods for adaptive device protection

Systems and methods are provided for determining whether dissimilar device identifiers in a network actually represent the same physical device. A method, according to one implementation, includes obtaining first and second sets of operational parameters related to first and second set of devices operating in a section of a network. The first and second sets of operational parameters include first and second sets of device identifiers representing the first and second sets of devices, respectively. The method also includes comparing the first set of device identifiers with the second set of device identifiers to find non-matching device identifiers. With respect to the non-matching device identifiers, the first and second sets of operational parameters are analyzed to determine if a device identifier of the first set of device identifiers and a device identifier of the second set of device identifiers likely represent the same device.

Counteracting MAC address randomization and spoofing attempts

Disclosed examples include receiving an indication that a file is designated as a favorite file from a user device; retrieving the file from a remote location; storing the file as a first favorite file on a favorites storage device; re-retrieving the file from the remote location; and updating the first favorite file with the re-retrieved file.

Methods and apparatus for automatic creation and access to favorite personal cloud data

The present disclosure relates to a system and method for providing a service on a wearable device where the wearable device is limited in its functionality in some way when compared with a companion device. In particular, the disclosure describes use cases for configuring the wearable device, and use cases for configuring a wearable device and performing service application functions on the wearable device while leveraging a companion device.

Mechanisms for conserving resources of wearable devices

A technique for collecting and using signal reputation data, comprising obtaining a plurality of signal reputation data corresponding to a plurality of locations, categorizing the signal reputation data into groups, calculating signal circles for at least some of the groups based on a representative signal value for the corresponding group, calculating a signal reputation score for each signal circle, determining a best signal circle for a user mobile device within a predetermined distance of dead zones, and sending the best signal circle to the user mobile device based at least in part on the signal reputation score and a location of the user mobile device. In some embodiments, the technique may include some but not all of these actions and additional actions, such as suspending obtaining signal reputation data based on battery status.

Mechanism to determine cellular signal reputation of a location and intelligently manage lack of connectivity

A technique for determining the safety of the content of beacon transmissions. A user device extracts beacon identification information from a beacon transmission. The user device queries the beacon registry to obtain the targeted content. The user device provides the targeted content and beacon identification information to a validation service. The validation service evaluates the targeted content and the beacon identification information for safety. The validation service determines a score based on that evaluation and sends the score to the user device. The user device alerts the user or performs background actions such as suppression of transmission of beacon contextual data to other apps on user device based on the score.

Beacon cloud reputation service

A technique includes providing real-time collective and collaborative navigation for one or more users to navigate to a destination. Each computing device associated with a member includes navigation objects that is pooled in a server and updated on each client device of users as one or more users navigate to a destination. A set of navigation objects may be created and distributed to the members within the group for the session, whereby the navigation objects are data structures that may be managed by a server. Based on a contextual trigger, the navigation object may be created or modified and used to provide a context to the navigation session. Navigation objects may continuously analyze user context and user situations to detect anomalies for one or more members in the group.

System and method for collective and collaborative navigation by a group of individuals

Wearable device task offloading to conserve processing resources

Methods, apparatus, systems and articles of manufacture are disclosed for secure distributed backup for personal device and cloud data. An example method disclosed herein includes, in response to a request for a file from a client device, obtaining a map corresponding to the file from a remote device, and requesting, by executing an instruction with a processor, a first file chunk from a first cloud storage location based on the map. The example method further includes requesting, by executing an instruction with the processor, a second file chunk from a second cloud storage location based on the map, and generating, by executing an instruction with the processor, the file by combining the first file chunk and the second file chunk. The example method also includes causing transmission of the file to the client device.

Secure distributed backup for personal device and cloud data

Distributed favorite files are stored in a favorite storage device. An agent dynamically monitors usage statistics for a plurality of files, wherein the plurality of files are located on a plurality of devices, designates a first file of the plurality of files as a favorite file based on usage statistics for the first file, and in response to designating the first file as a favorite file, stores a copy of the first file on a favorites storage device.

Mechanism for automatic creation and access to favorite personal cloud data

The present disclosure relates to a system and method for providing a secure context exchange cloud service which enables context information to be shared among devices, and providing a safety application which utilizes the context information being shared. In one example, the context exchange cloud service provides secure exchange of the context information, which in turn enables a safety application to enhance personal safety.

Secure context sharing for priority calling and various personal safety mechanisms

Securely distributing a backup file includes identifying a file to be stored, generating a plurality of file chunks from the file, transmitting from a first device, each of the plurality of file chunks to one of a plurality of storage locations, and generating, at the first device, a map that identifies the storage location for each chunk. Retrieving a distributed backup file includes receiving a request to retrieve a file, obtaining a map corresponding to the file, wherein the map identifies a storage location for each of a plurality of file chunks of the file, retrieving the plurality of file chunks from the identified locations, and generating the requested file by combining the plurality of file chunks.

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Fremont, CA, United States of America

Susmita Nayak