Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide systems and methods for automated and intelligent analysis of information. The system receives interaction data, interaction metadata, and external information in order to identify parties of interactions, subjects of interactions, and infer relationships between parties and subjects based on the content, context, frequency, and amount of available interaction data. Weighted score scores are generated and used to rank the inferred relationships and determined relevance between parties and subjects. This data may be stored in a graphical database and later used to response to user data queries to facilitate collaboration.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide systems and methods for automated and intelligent analysis of information. The system receives interaction data, interaction metadata, and external information in order to identify parties of interactions, subjects of interactions, and infer relationships between parties and subjects based on the content, context, frequency, and amount of available interaction data. Weighted score scores are generated and used to rank the inferred relationships and determined relevance between parties and subjects. This data may be stored in a graphical database and later used to response to user data queries to facilitate collaboration.

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure relate to multi-factor authentication based on biological signals. A computing platform may detect an indication to authenticate a user of the user device. Subsequently, the computing platform may trigger, based on the detecting, the at least one physical sensor to capture one or more biological signals emitted by the user. Then, the computing platform may transform each of the one or more captured biological signals to binary valued data. Then, the computing platform may generate, based on the binary valued data, a security credential associated with the user. Subsequently, the computing platform may retrieve, from a database, a stored security credential. Then, the computing platform may compare the generated security credential with the stored security credential. Subsequently, the computing platform may, based on a determination that the generated security credential is within a threshold of the stored security credential, authenticate the user of the user device.