Abstract: In certain embodiments, a token (e.g., a short-range wireless token or other token) may be provided to facilitate authentication. In some embodiments, the token may obtain a first challenge from a computer system. The token may determine which challenge type of multiple challenge types the first challenge corresponds. The token may cause a secure component to use a key associated with a first challenge type to generate a first challenge response for the first challenge based on the first challenge corresponding to the first challenge type, where the key associated with first challenge type may be selected by the secure component from multiple keys (for the generation of the first challenge response) based on the first challenge corresponding to the first challenge type. The first challenge response may be provided to the computer system.

Abstract: Methods and systems are described for processing data having varied temporal characteristics to generate predictions related to management arrangements using random forest classifiers. For example, the system may receive first data related to a first management arrangement of a first entity and a second management arrangement of a second entity. The system may receive an output from the random forest classifier related to a predicted second management transformation. The system may then generate for display, in a user interface, a prediction based on the predicted second management transformation.

Abstract: Methods and systems are described herein for improvements to identifying thematic relationships in data sets using machine learning models. In particular, the methods and systems describe a way to identify dynamic thematic relationships (e.g., thematic relationships that may change as a function of time) as a function of time.

Abstract: In some embodiments, inputs provided to an application are securely stored and processed. In some embodiments, input data is obtained via a user interface of an application accessed on a network device and the input data is stored in a physical memory area of temporary storage of the network device. The physical memory area of the temporary storage is configured to be designated for securely storing data processed by the application and to remain designated for securely storing data processed by the application when the network device is rebooted. The physical memory area is inaccessible to other applications. The input data is processed via the physical memory area of the temporary storage in accordance with instructions of the application, and, in response to a reboot of the network device, the designation of the physical memory area of the temporary storage to securely store data processed by the application is reapplied.

Abstract: In certain embodiments, first and second challenge responses may be obtained at a computer system from a client device respectively via first and second connections between the computer system and the client device. The challenge responses may each be generated based on a same private key stored in a secure local storage at the client device. Confirmation of identification information associated with an entity, to which the private key corresponds, may be obtained based on information obtained from the client device via the first connection. Information obtained from the client device via the second connection may be authenticated based on (i) the obtained confirmation via the first connection and (ii) verification of the first and second challenge responses obtained respectively via the first and second connections.

Abstract: Information may be dynamically disseminated to network devices. In some embodiments, a data structure may be populated with first-type values and second-type values, a first delay time may be assigned to a first value of the first-type values based on the first value being associated with a first priority and a second delay time may be assigned to a second value of the first-type values based on the second value being associated with a second priority, and data structure information may be obtained from the data structure. The data structure information may be delivered such that the delivery of the data structure information to a first network device associated with the first value reflects the first delay time and the delivery of the data structure information to a second network device associated with the second value reflects the second delay time.

Abstract: Information may be dynamically disseminated to network devices. A data structure may be populated with first-type values and second-type values, a first delay time may be assigned to a first value of the first-type values based on the first value being associated with a first priority and a second delay time may be assigned to a second value of the first-type values based on the second value being associated with a second priority, and data structure information may be obtained from the data structure. The data structure information may be delivered such that the delivery of the data structure information to a first network device associated with the first value reflects the first delay time and the delivery of the data structure information to a second network device associated with the second value reflects the second delay time.

Abstract: In certain embodiments, a token (e.g., a short-range wireless token or other token) may be provided to facilitate authentication. In some embodiments, the token may obtain a first challenge from a computer system. The token may determine which challenge type of multiple challenge types the first challenge corresponds. The token may cause a secure component to use a key associated with a first challenge type to generate a first challenge response for the first challenge based on the first challenge corresponding to the first challenge type, where the key associated with first challenge type may be selected by the secure component from multiple keys (for the generation of the first challenge response) based on the first challenge corresponding to the first challenge type. The first challenge response may be provided to the computer system.

Abstract: A display system includes a table, a track carried by the table, a display device, a mount member, and an orienting mechanism. The mount member is slidable on the track to different locations on the track to enable the display device to be located at the different locations on the track. The orienting mechanism is constructed and arranged to be operatively connected to the display device and the mount member and to facilitate movement of the display device between a first configuration in which the display device is configured to be positioned substantially parallel to a top surface of the table, and a second configuration in which the display device is configured to be substantially inclined with respect to the top surface of the table. The orienting mechanism includes a biasing mechanism that, when actuated, moves the display device from the first configuration to the second configuration.

Abstract: In certain embodiments, first and second challenge responses may be obtained at a computer system from a client device respectively via first and second connections between the computer system and the client device. The challenge responses may each be generated based on a same private key stored in a secure local storage at the client device. Confirmation of identification information associated with an entity, to which the private key corresponds, may be obtained based on information obtained from the client device via the first connection. Information obtained from the client device via the second connection may be authenticated based on (i) the obtained confirmation via the first connection and (ii) verification of the first and second challenge responses obtained respectively via the first and second connections.