Abstract: A technique improves implementation of an index for an operations log (oplog) that coalesces random write operations directed to a virtual disk (vdisk) stored on an extent store. The oplog temporarily caches data associated with the random write operations (i.e., write data) as well as metadata describing the write data. The metadata includes descriptors to the write data stored on virtual address regions, i.e., offset ranges, of the vdisk and are used to identify the offset ranges of write data for the vdisk that are cached in the oplog. To facilitate fast lookup operations of the offset ranges when determining whether write data is cached in the oplog, an oplog index provides a state of the latest data for offset ranges of the vdisk. The technique improves implementation of the oplog index by storing the oplog index in storage class memory, such as persistent memory, to obviate failure and subsequent recovery of the oplog index.

Abstract: The invention relates to the field of downstream processing (DSP) of an alkaline phosphatase (AP). More specifically, it relates to a method for reducing host cell protein content in a composition comprising AP. The invention further relates to a composition comprising an AP and a reduced content of a host cell protein.

Abstract: The invention relates to the field of downstream processing (DSP) of an alkaline phosphatase (AP). More specifically, it relates to a method for reducing host cell protein content in a composition comprising AP. The invention further relates to a composition comprising an AP and a reduced content of a host cell protein.

Abstract: The invention relates to the field of downstream processing (DSP) of an alkaline phosphatase (AP). More specifically, it relates to a method for reducing host cell protein content in a composition comprising AP. The invention further relates to a composition comprising an AP and a reduced content of a host cell protein.

Abstract: A query from a particular mobile device is identified that indicates an attempt, by the particular mobile device, to access a particular application. It is determined whether the particular application has been assessed for inclusion in one or more of the plurality of whitelists and, based on the determination, an assessment of the particular application can be performed, which can include accessing a copy of the particular application and assessing the copy of the particular application to identify one or more attributes of the particular application. For each of a plurality of whitelists, a determination is made whether the particular application should be included in the whitelist based on the attributes. Each whitelist can be associated with a respective one of a plurality of entities and based on a policy corresponding to the respective entity, each entity is associated with a respective plurality of mobile devices.

Abstract: One or more attributes of an application in a plurality of applications is identified. A reputation score of the application is determined based at least in part on the identified attributes to determining whether the application should be included in a whitelist. The whitelist can be applied against a request to download the application on a mobile device. In some aspects, the whitelist can be generated through automated collection and analysis of applications available for download by one or more different types of mobile devices in one or more networks. In some aspects, the whitelist can be applied by blocking attempts to download applications determined not to be included in the whitelist.

Abstract: An application is identified as installed on a particular mobile device. An action involving the application is identified, the action to be performed using the particular mobile device. It is determined whether the action is an approved action based on at least one policy associated with the particular mobile device. A determination that the action is unapproved can results in an attempt to prevent the action. Further, in certain instances, a whitelist or blacklist can be generated based on determinations of whether identified application actions conform to one or more policies associated with the particular mobile device.