Abstract: Computing systems methods, and non-transitory storage media are provided for obtaining images, extracting layers from each of the images, extracting segments from each of the layers, generating a compressed version of the segments by storing a single copy of each segment and metadata to reconstruct the layers from the segments and the images from the layers, and simulating a reconstruction of the image from the compressed version.

Abstract: According to some embodiments, systems and methods for the present disclosure are directed to managing software security including, for example, controlling software deployment via continuous vulnerability scanning. In certain embodiments, a method for managing software security includes the steps of: initiating a vulnerability scan to a software product based on one or more scan parameters; performing the vulnerability scan to the software product to identify one or more security vulnerabilities using one or more scanners; determining a requirement associated with a first identified security vulnerability of the one or more identified security vulnerabilities; determining one or more actions corresponding to the one or more identified security vulnerabilities.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for executing a program that produces one or more data streams. A visual graph can be generated based at least in part on the data streams. A given data stream can be represented in the visual graph as a dot and a connection between a pair of data streams can be represented in the visual graph as an arc connecting a pair of dots representing the pair of data streams. The visual graph can be provided for presentation through an interface. The visual graph can provide a visual representation of an execution state of the program during execution.

Abstract: A system comprising a computer-readable storage medium storing at least one program and a method for generating graphical representations of data are presented. In example embodiments, the method may include generating a graphical representation of a dataset using a first rendering convention. The method may further include receiving user input requesting an adjustment to the scale level of the graphical representation and determining that the scale level specified by the user input is above a predefined threshold. In response to determining that the scale level is above the predefined threshold, the graphical representation of the dataset is updated in accordance with the scale level using a second rendering convention.