Abstract: Computerized systems and methods are provided to intelligently and dynamically monitor at least one account using an evolutionary algorithm to identify and resolve errors. After receiving one or more indications to initiate a controller process as a result of identifying one or more errors within one or more accounts, the controller process is activated. A local cloud controller determines whether the one or more errors are located on a job list that includes a plurality of errors and instruction sets to resolve each of the plurality of errors. Then, the local cloud controller creates one or more agents to implement the instruction sets on the one or more errors to resolve them. Following this, one or more reports are generated that include the status of the one or more errors after the instruction sets have been implemented.

Abstract: Computerized systems and methods are provided to intelligently and dynamically monitor at least one account using an evolutionary algorithm to identify and resolve errors. After receiving one or more indications to initiate a controller process as a result of identifying one or more errors within one or more accounts, the controller process is activated. A local cloud controller determines whether the one or more errors are located on a job list that includes a plurality of errors and instruction sets to resolve each of the plurality of errors. Then, the local cloud controller creates one or more agents to implement the instruction sets on the one or more errors to resolve them. Following this, one or more reports are generated that include the status of the one or more errors after the instruction sets have been implemented.

Abstract: Global object access auditing techniques are described. In an implementation, a global SACL for a resource and an object SACL are merged to form a merged SACL responsive to a request for access to an object. The merged SACL is checked to determine what activity is to generate an audit event.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an ontological subscription and notification system of advertisements from sellers to buyers. An ontology is defined within a controller (e.g.: a database, a computer program running on a server, etc) and sellers of products can submit/publish data representing a product(s) or service(s) via the internet to the controller that the controller then matches to its ontology hierarchy and stores in a computer database or other storage mechanism. A buyer of product(s) or service(s) can submit subscription data representing a product(s) or service(s), ontological category level, desired price range (and other ontological subscription criteria such as expiration date for notifications of matching products and services from sellers, product properties, quantity, seller distance from buyer, etc) via the internet to the controller that the controller then matches to its ontology hierarchy, stores in a computer database or other storage mechanism.