Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for automated vulnerability management. In some embodiments, a list of available updates from a device management system is collected. Then, the device management system is queried to obtain device information to determining applicable updates for operating systems, applications, and firmware based on the list of available updates. Next, a common platform enumeration (CPE) is determined for the updates in the list of available updates and the current version of the operating systems, applications, firmware. Next, a reverse lookup is performed in a vulnerability database for vulnerabilities. The vulnerabilities of the current version of the operating systems, applications, firmware are compared with the vulnerabilities of the updates in the list of available updates. Finally, a vulnerability report is generated.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for managing the state of client devices using device-driven management workflows. The device-driven management workflow can be evaluated to determine a current state of the computing device, install software, and direct the computing device to watch at least one value stored in memory for a modification. When at the at least one value stored in memory is modified, the computing device can execute the device-driven management workflow to resolve a discrepancy between the expected state and the current state or perform a remedial action to prevent unwanted access to secure resources.

Abstract: Examples described herein include systems and methods for deploying Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies to user devices. An example method can include receiving a configuration specifying at least one DLP policy applicable to an application, along with an indication of an assignment group specifying users, or user devices, to which the DLP policy should apply. Information regarding the DLP policy and assignment group can be provided to an identity service and then synchronized with a second server that manages the application. The method can further include provisioning the application to a user device and instructing the user device to retrieve the DLP policy from the second server and implement it when executing the provisioned application.

Abstract: Examples described herein include systems and methods for deploying Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies to user devices. An example method can include receiving a configuration specifying at least one DLP policy applicable to an application, along with an indication of an assignment group specifying users, or user devices, to which the DLP policy should apply. Information regarding the DLP policy and assignment group can be provided to an identity service and then synchronized with a second server that manages the application. The method can further include provisioning the application to a user device and instructing the user device to retrieve the DLP policy from the second server and implement it when executing the provisioned application.

Abstract: Examples described herein include systems and methods for deploying Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies to user devices. An example method can include receiving a configuration specifying at least one DLP policy applicable to an application, along with an indication of an assignment group specifying users, or user devices, to which the DLP policy should apply. Information regarding the DLP policy and assignment group can be provided to an identity service and then synchronized with a second server that manages the application. The method can further include provisioning the application to a user device and instructing the user device to retrieve the DLP policy from the second server and implement it when executing the provisioned application.

Abstract: Examples described herein include systems and methods for deploying Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies to user devices. An example method can include receiving a configuration specifying at least one DLP policy applicable to an application, along with an indication of an assignment group specifying users, or user devices, to which the DLP policy should apply. Information regarding the DLP policy and assignment group can be provided to an identity service and then synchronized with a second server that manages the application. The method can further include provisioning the application to a user device and instructing the user device to retrieve the DLP policy from the second server and implement it when executing the provisioned application.

Abstract: Disclosed are various approaches for providing access to content based on the location of a client device or the current time. A calendar service creates an event comprising a time and a duration. The calendar service assigns a beacon identifier to the event. The calendar service then links a document to the event. Finally, the calendar service sends an invitation to a client device, wherein the invitation corresponds to the event.