Abstract: Examples provide a single-command menu option for initiating security scanning of source code without user interaction with the security scan component performing the security scan. The single-command menu option can include a single-click menu option in a graphical user interface, a command-line utility or a web interface for performing web service calls to the security scanning service(s). A user selects source code for scanning. A zip file is created for the selected source code. The zip file is placed in a target directory or scan queue for upload to the security scan component. A user ID appended to the source code is utilized to return a summary report of the scan results to the user without user credentials or login to the system.

Abstract: Examples provide a system for managing access-restricted partial cryptographic keys for encrypting and decrypting data. In some examples, a slot server generates and stores a first partial key. The first partial key is access-restricted based on access control data. A slot value mapped to the storage location is returned to the client by the slot server. The client generates a second partial key which is stored at the client device with the slot value. To obtain the first partial key, the client sends a request to the slot server, including the slot value. The requesting client is validated using access control data. If the request comes from a validated client, the slot server provides the first partial key to the client. The first partial key and the second partial key are combinable to generate a composite key for encrypting and decrypting data.

Abstract: Examples provide a system for managing access-restricted partial cryptographic keys for encrypting and decrypting data. In some examples, a slot server generates and stores a first partial key. The first partial key is access-restricted based on access control data. A slot value mapped to the storage location is returned to the client by the slot server. The client generates a second partial key which is stored at the client device with the slot value. To obtain the first partial key, the client sends a request to the slot server, including the slot value. The requesting client is validated using access control data. If the request comes from a validated client, the slot server provides the first partial key to the client. The first partial key and the second partial key are combinable to generate a composite key for encrypting and decrypting data.

Abstract: Examples provide database access restrictions by an access manager component using predefined set of allowed IP addresses on a per-table, per-column, per-row and/or per-cell level. The access manager component permits a user to define a set of allowed IP addresses and/or a range of allowed IP addresses for connecting to a database and/or accessing data within a database. The access manager component applies table-level restrictions, column-level restrictions, row-level restrictions and/or cell-level restrictions to grant or deny read and write access to data within the database based on the IP address of the device attempting to access the data.

Abstract: Examples provide a single-command menu option for initiating security scanning of source code without user interaction with the security scan component performing the security scan. The single-command menu option can include a single-click menu option in a graphical user interface, a command-line utility or a web interface for performing web service calls to the security scanning service(s). A user selects source code for scanning. A zip file is created for the selected source code. The zip file is placed in a target directory or scan queue for upload to the security scan component. A user ID appended to the source code is utilized to return a summary report of the scan results to the user without user credentials or login to the system.