Abstract: In certain instances, a data management application (software application) that manages moving data files, and the like, from a primary high-speed storage system. An end-user can configure the data management application for particular files via management policies. Based on the management policies, after a file is migrated from the primary storage system to a targeted secondary storage system, a breadcrumb pointing to a webpage for the migrated file is left behind in the primary storage system. The webpage can be used to manage the migrated file, such as moving the migrated file back to the primary storage system.

Abstract: In certain instances, a data management application (software application) that manages moving data files, and the like, from a primary high-speed storage system. An end-user can configure the data management application for particular files via management policies. Based on the management policies, after a file is migrated from the primary storage system to a targeted secondary storage system, a breadcrumb pointing to a webpage for the migrated file is left behind in the primary storage system. The webpage can be used to manage the migrated file, such as moving the migrated file back to the primary storage system.

Abstract: A plurality of system nodes coupled via a dedicated private network is described herein. The nodes offer an end-to-end solution for protecting against network-based attacks. The nodes can include network gateways that allow remote systems, such as servers located at an entity's place of operation or a data center accessible by the entity, to securely transmit data between the nodes and the remote systems. For example, the network gateways can transmit split data into different portions, and transmit each portion over a different path through a public network to mitigate the effects of man-in-the-middle attacks. Once data reaches a node, transmission of the data from one node to another can pass through multiple intermediary nodes via the dedicated private network. The nodes and/or remote systems may also include cross-domain guard devices that control whether data can pass from one security domain to another.

Abstract: A plurality of system nodes coupled via a dedicated private network is described herein. The nodes offer an end-to-end solution for protecting against network-based attacks. The nodes can include network gateways that allow remote systems, such as servers located at an entity's place of operation or a data center accessible by the entity, to securely transmit data between the nodes and the remote systems. For example, the network gateways can transmit split data into different portions, and transmit each portion over a different path through a public network to mitigate the effects of man-in-the-middle attacks. Once data reaches a node, transmission of the data from one node to another can pass through multiple intermediary nodes via the dedicated private network. The nodes and/or remote systems may also include cross-domain guard devices that control whether data can pass from one security domain to another.

Abstract: Various embodiments disclosed relate to a buffered aqueous solution. The buffered aqueous solution includes a buffer. The buffer includes a citrate component having a concentration in the solution in a range of from about 0.1 mM to about 600 mM. The buffer further includes a metal component having a concentration in the solution in a range of from about 0.01 mM to about 100 mM. The buffered aqueous solution has a pH in a range of from about 5 to about 9.

Abstract: A plurality of system nodes coupled via a dedicated private network is described herein. A user can access data stored in one or more system nodes if a multi-factor authentication is successful. The multi-factor authentication can include using the structure of a person's vein (or artery) as one of the factors used to determine whether to authenticate a user. The structure of a person's vein (or artery) can be captured using a vein reader coupled to or embedded within a user device. For example, the vein reader can be coupled to the user's smartphone or can be embedded within the user's smartphone. Once captured, the vein reader can encode the user's vein structure to produce a vein ID that can then be used for authentication purposes.

Abstract: A plurality of system nodes coupled via a dedicated private network is described herein. The nodes offer an end-to-end solution for protecting against network-based attacks. The nodes can also execute applications locally at the request of a user device such that a user operating the user device can use the applications executed locally on the nodes as if the applications were executing locally on the user device. To protect user data, the nodes may not transmit any user data to the user device. Rather, a node can generate a graphical representation of the environment in which the applications are executed, and transmit the graphical representation to the user device. As the user performs actions that result in a change of a graphical view of the environment in which the applications are executed, the node can generate and transmit new graphical representations of the environment to the user device.

Abstract: A plurality of system nodes coupled via a dedicated private network is described herein. The nodes offer an end-to-end solution for protecting against network-based attacks. The nodes can also execute applications locally at the request of a user device such that a user operating the user device can use the applications executed locally on the nodes as if the applications were executing locally on the user device. To protect user data, the nodes may not transmit any user data to the user device. Rather, a node can generate a graphical representation of the environment in which the applications are executed, and transmit the graphical representation to the user device. As the user performs actions that result in a change of a graphical view of the environment in which the applications are executed, the node can generate and transmit new graphical representations of the environment to the user device.

Abstract: A plurality of system nodes coupled via a dedicated private network is described herein. The nodes offer an end-to-end solution for protecting against network-based attacks. For example, a single node can receive and store user data via a data flow that passes through various components of the node. The node can be designed such that communications internal to the node, such as the transmission of encryption keys, are partitioned or walled off from the components of the node that handle the publicly accessible data flow. The node also includes a key management subsystem to facilitate the use of encryption keys to encrypt user data.

Abstract: A frame for a light fixture can include multiple detachably coupled components, where each of the detachably coupled components includes a channel inside of which at least one electrical conductor is disposed, and where at least one of the detachably coupled components includes at least one light module assembly coupling feature that is configured to couple to at least one light module assembly.

Abstract: A luminaire includes a lightguide, end caps on respective ends of the lightguide, a contact block with a pair of apertures for receiving a pair of suspension cables, one or more light emitting diodes (LEDs) disposed within each end cap to project light into an edge of the lightguide, and a pair of suspension cables to support the luminaire and provide electrical power to the LEDs. A configurable power supply box, to be mounted to a ceiling or above a drop ceiling to provide power to the luminaire via the suspension cables, is also disclosed.

Abstract: A plurality of system nodes coupled via a dedicated private network is described herein. The nodes offer an end-to-end solution for protecting against network-based attacks. For example, a single node can receive and store user data via a data flow that passes through various components of the node. The node can be designed such that communications internal to the node, such as the transmission of encryption keys, are partitioned or walled off from the components of the node that handle the publicly accessible data flow. The node also includes a key management subsystem to facilitate the use of encryption keys to encrypt user data.

Abstract: A linear light fixture can include a housing that includes at least one wall that forms a cavity. The linear light fixture can also a light board having multiple light sources disposed thereon, where the light sources are arranged in a linear fashion with respect to each other on the light board, where the light board is disposed within the cavity of the housing. The linear light fixture can further include a lens slidably disposed within a receiving feature of the housing. The linear light fixture can also include a first auxiliary optical member disposed within cavity of the housing, where the first auxiliary optical member includes a first body having a first end and a second end, where the first body includes a light diffusion film. The first auxiliary optical member can fill a first gap between the lens and a first side wall of the housing.

Abstract: A plurality of system nodes coupled via a dedicated private network is described herein. The nodes offer an end-to-end solution for protecting against network-based attacks. The nodes can include network gateways that allow remote systems, such as servers located at an entity's place of operation or a data center accessible by the entity, to securely transmit data between the nodes and the remote systems. For example, the network gateways can transmit split data into different portions, and transmit each portion over a different path through a public network to mitigate the effects of man-in-the-middle attacks. Once data reaches a node, transmission of the data from one node to another can pass through multiple intermediary nodes via the dedicated private network. The nodes and/or remote systems may also include cross-domain guard devices that control whether data can pass from one security domain to another.

Abstract: A linear light fixture can include a housing that includes at least one wall that forms a cavity. The linear light fixture can also a light board having multiple light sources disposed thereon, where the light sources are arranged in a linear fashion with respect to each other on the light board, where the light board is disposed within the cavity of the housing. The linear light fixture can further include a lens slidably disposed within a receiving feature of the housing. The linear light fixture can also include a first auxiliary optical member disposed within cavity of the housing, where the first auxiliary optical member includes a first body having a first end and a second end, where the first body includes a light diffusion film. The first auxiliary optical member can fill a first gap between the lens and a first side wall of the housing.

Abstract: A plurality of system nodes coupled via a dedicated private network is described herein. A user can access data stored in one or more system nodes if a multi-factor authentication is successful. The multi-factor authentication can include using the structure of a person's vein (or artery) as one of the factors used to determine whether to authenticate a user. The structure of a person's vein (or artery) can be captured using a vein reader coupled to or embedded within a user device. For example, the vein reader can be coupled to the user's smartphone or can be embedded within the user's smartphone. Once captured, the vein reader can encode the user's vein structure to produce a vein ID that can then be used for authentication purposes.

Abstract: A plurality of system nodes coupled via a dedicated private network is described herein. The nodes offer an end-to-end solution for protecting against network-based attacks. For example, a single node can receive and store user data via a data flow that passes through various components of the node. The node can be designed such that communications internal to the node, such as the transmission of encryption keys, are partitioned or walled off from the components of the node that handle the publicly accessible data flow. The node also includes a key management subsystem to facilitate the use of encryption keys to encrypt user data.

Abstract: A plurality of system nodes coupled via a dedicated private network is described herein. A user can access data stored in one or more system nodes if a multi-factor authentication is successful. The multi-factor authentication can include using the structure of a person's vein (or artery) as one of the factors used to determine whether to authenticate a user. The structure of a person's vein (or artery) can be captured using a vein reader coupled to or embedded within a user device. For example, the vein reader can be coupled to the user's smartphone or can be embedded within the user's smartphone. Once captured, the vein reader can encode the user's vein structure to produce a vein ID that can then be used for authentication purposes.

Abstract: A plurality of system nodes coupled via a dedicated private network is described herein. The nodes offer an end-to-end solution for protecting against network-based attacks. For example, a single node can receive and store user data via a data flow that passes through various components of the node. The node can be designed such that communications internal to the node, such as the transmission of encryption keys, are partitioned or walled off from the components of the node that handle the publicly accessible data flow. The node also includes a key management subsystem to facilitate the use of encryption keys to encrypt user data.