Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure relate to systems and methods for detecting a threat of a computing system. In one aspect, a plurality of instances of input data may be received from at least one sensor. A feature vector based upon at least one instance of the plurality of instances of input data may be generated. The feature vector may be sent to a classifier component, where a threat assessment score is determined for the feature vector. The threat assessment score may be determined by combining information associated with the plurality of instances of input data. A threat assignment may be assigned to the at least one instance of data based on the determined threat assessment score. The threat assignment and threat assessment score may be disseminated.

Abstract: Systems and methods for mergeable metadata-based applications may be provided. According to some embodiments, a method may include determining, by a computer including one or more processors, one or more changes to be made to an application on a target computer. The method may also include identifying metadata associated with the application, the metadata corresponding to the one or more changes to be made. Furthermore, the method may include generating at least one tag associated with the metadata. The at least one tag may include information that describes one or more database definitions included in the metadata. Additionally, the method may include wrapping the at least one tag and the metadata into a mergeable metadata application and transmitting, to the target computer, the mergeable metadata application.

Abstract: A leak detection method for an air bed having an air chamber comprises adjusting the air chamber to a predetermined pressure level, sensing a first pressure value of the air chamber after a first time interval, sensing a second pressure value of the air chamber after a second time interval, determining a pressure change in the air chamber, detecting whether the air chamber is leaking by comparing the pressure change with a second pressure value, and displaying a leak detection indicator. In one embodiment, the second pressure value is a pressure change in a second air chamber. In another embodiment, the second pressure value is an expected pressure change of the air chamber that is calculated based upon changes in ambient temperature and barometric pressure.