Adp, Inc.

Vincent Civetta

Deepak Kaushal

Zhitao Steve Xu

Frank Villavicencio

Nishant Kaushik

Alvaro Russo, Jr

Hanwoong Darren Cho

Tushar Phondge

Michael Justin Brauman

Daniel Rodrigo Da Paz Pontes

Steven F Bergamini

Kushal Gohil

Srilatha Usike

Supraja Kanapala

Manish Patel

Steven J Roth

Lili Zhang

Dmitri Snytkine

Donna M Altamura

Muhammad Nuri

Tushar S Sheth

Neha Pahwa

Roberto A Masiero

Francisco Villavicencio

Sanjoli Ahuja

Michael Nepomnyashy

Eliezer Madeira De Campos

Krishna Chaitanya Pinnamaneni

Jayesh Patel

Soham Jambhekar

Philip M O'Neill

Suthakar Maharajan

Thiago Nunes Kehl

Justo D Pastor

Madusudhanan Ragothaman

A method, computer system and computer program product for authenticating a transaction is provided. A service provider receives a transaction between a user and a website displayed on a first device. The service provider identifies a first geolocation of the first device. The service provider generates a code for display on the first device. The service provider receives credential information to identify the user and the code from a second device. The service provider identifies a second geolocation of the second device, and determines a level of risk for the transaction based at in part on the first geolocation and the second geolocation. In response to the level of risk being an acceptable level of risk, the service provider authenticates the user. The service provider generates information to enable the user on the first device to perform the transaction with the website, and sends the information to the website.

Enhanced security authentication system

Synchronizing data across databases comprising generating a synchronization event in response to a change in source data in a source database. The synchronization event is published as a message in a source database internal queue. The message is then published in a message broker. Sink data in a sink database is synchronized according to the message in the message broker to match the change in source data in the source database.

Robust data synchronization solution between databases

A system and method for communicating events between applications. A first application receives event information for an event. A first action is performed by the first application in response to receiving the event information. The first application generates an event message comprising an event name and a message payload. The message payload comprises at least a portion of the event information. The first application publishes the event message by sending the event message to an event message pipeline. A second application may listen for the event message in the event message pipeline, receive the event message from the event message pipeline, and use the message payload to perform a second action, wherein the second action is different from the first action.

Data synchronization in a micro services environment

A method, a computer system, and a computer program product for authenticating a transaction are provided. An authentication system receives the transaction over a particular channel of a plurality of support channels. A risk score is determined for the transaction based on a number of contextual risk factors. An authentication scheme is determined from a number of authentication schemes for authenticating an identity of the user within an authentication context. The authentication scheme is determined based on the particular channel and the risk score. In response to successfully authenticating the identity of the user within the authentication context, the authentication system determines whether the transaction is a permitted transaction based on an assurance level associated with the authentication context. In response to determining that the transaction is the permitted transaction, the transaction is authenticated.

A computer system authenticates a user of a mobile application. In response to authenticating the user, the computer identifies a user profile for the user. The user profile includes a current application state for the mobile application. The computer then selects an application version based on applying a set of rules to the current application state. The computer then sends a response to the mobile device indicating the selected application version, enabling performing an operation for the organization based on the selected version for the application selectively enabling access to services provided by the organization for people.

Dynamic application versioning system

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Vincent Civetta