Abstract: A two staged, two output data conversion system synchronizes resources between IAM systems (including CIAM systems). For the first stage of the conversion process, data is obtained for each resource and stored in an interim file. For the second stage of the conversion process, the data is converted twice to create two output files: one output for a source IAM system and one output file for a destination IAM system.

Abstract: A two staged, two output data conversion system synchronizes resources between IAM systems (including CIAM systems). For the first stage of the conversion process, data is obtained for each resource and stored in an interim file. For the second stage of the conversion process, the data is converted twice to create two output files: one output for a source IAM system and one output file for a destination IAM system.

Abstract: Multi-factor authentication is started by a software component on a first computing system identifying request information for an access code to allow access to a network resource. The request information is transmitted from the first computing system to a second computing system. Access to the network resource is confirmed at the second computing system in response to the request information. The access code is automatically provided to the software component on the first computing system in response to the confirming access to the network resource at the second computing system. The software component then provides the access code to allow access to the network resource.

Abstract: A system to detect leaks of secure data (e.g., passwords) includes a browser extension (or other software) identifying information (e.g., a password) input to a web page in a browser, processing the information locally using a transformation operation to transform the information to a transformed result (e.g., hash using a salt), forwarding the transformed result to a remote computer system storing secure data, determining that the transformed result matches the stored secure data, and performing a protective action in response to the determining that the transformed result matches the stored secure data.

Abstract: Multi-factor authentication is started by a software component on a first computing system identifying request information for an access code to allow access to a network resource. The request information is transmitted from the first computing system to a second computing system. Access to the network resource is confirmed at the second computing system in response to the request information. The access code is automatically provided to the software component on the first computing system in response to the confirming access to the network resource at the second computing system. The software component then provides the access code to allow access to the network resource.

Abstract: A system to detect leaks of secure data (e.g., passwords) includes a browser extension (or other software) identifying information (e.g., a password) input to a web page in a browser, processing the information locally using a transformation operation to transform the information to a transformed result (e.g., hash using a salt), forwarding the transformed result to a remote computer system storing secure data, determining that the transformed result matches the stored secure data, and performing a protective action in response to the determining that the transformed result matches the stored secure data.