Abstract: A method for controlling movement of a window glass (12) in a vehicle using an electric motor (26) associated with a drive mechanism (1,2,3,4) through a cable (50), said method comprising the steps: determining an actual position (X2) of the window glass (12) based on the movement of the motor (26), determining a cable stiffness (S2), determining a position lag (400) of the window glass (12) based on the determined actual position (X2) of the window glass (12), a predetermined position (Z2) of the window glass (12) and the cable stiffness (S2); and continuously correcting the position of the window glass (12) based on the determined position lag (400).

Abstract: Data collection and transmission is disclosed. A server is configured to receive, from a remote device, a message including raw information, and to parse at least a portion of the received raw information. The raw information is received by the system from an information reporting module interface of the remote device. The information reporting module of the remote device is configured to receive information from at least one separately installed information reporting module. A client device includes an information reporting module interface and a server interface. The client device is configured to receive configuration information from a remote server.

Abstract: Automatically generating a parser is disclosed. Raw data is received from a first remote device. A determination that the raw data does not, within a predefined confidence measure, conform to any rules included in a set of rules is made. A clustering function is performed on the raw data. At least one parser rule is generated based on the clustering.

Abstract: Obfuscating data is disclosed. A processor identifies structured information in log data. The structured information is transformed in a manner that preserves the structure to form transformed raw data. The transformed raw data is sent to a remote analysis engine. The remote analysis engine receives a query and responds to the query by providing as results at least a portion of the transformed raw data. A processor is configured to de-transform the transformed raw data.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a preservative system capable of protecting against spoilage by bacteria, yeasts and moulds in carbonated and non-carbonated beverages. In accordance with the invention this objective is realized with a preservative system comprising a combination of vanillin and cinnamate. Vanillin is known for its anti mould action. However the dosages that are needed of are too high for most applications. The present inventors found that potassium cinnamate at low concentrations has a positive effect on the inhibition of moulds in combination with vanillin. Moreover, the present invention, using a combination of vanillin cinnamate accomplishes complete inactivation of moulds at manageable sensory levels. Hence the present invention provides a preservation system comprising combinations of vanillin and cinnamate as well as applications of such preservation systems in alimentary products, especially carbonated and non-carbonated beverages.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a preservative system capable of protecting against spoilage by bacteria, yeasts and moulds in carbonated and non-carbonated beverages. In accordance with the invention this objective is realized with a preservative system comprising a combination of propionate with vanillin and/or cinnamate. Vanillin and propionate are both known for their anti mould action. However the dosages that are needed of the separate ingredients are too high for most applications. The present inventors found that potassium cinnamate at low concentrations has a positive effect on the inhibition of moulds in combination with vanillin and propionate. Moreover, the present invention, using a combination of vanillin, propionate and cinnamate accomplishes complete inactivation of all moulds at manageable sensory levels.

Abstract: Patterns can be discovered in events collected by a network system. In one embodiment, the present invention includes collecting and storing events from a variety of monitor devices. In one embodiment, a subset of the stored events is provided to a manager as an event stream. In one embodiment, the present invention further includes the manager discovering one or more previously unknown event patterns in the event stream.

Abstract: A network security system is provided that receives information from various sensors and can analyze the received information. In one embodiment of the present invention, such a system receives a security event from a software agent. The received security event includes a target address and an event signature, as generated by the software agent. The event signature can be used to determine a set of vulnerabilities exploited by the received security event, and the target address can be used to identify a target asset within the network. By accessing a model of the target asset, a set of vulnerabilities exposed by the target asset can be retrieved. Then, a threat can be detected by comparing the set of vulnerabilities exploited by the security event to the set of vulnerabilities exposed by the target asset.

Abstract: Patterns can be discovered in security events collected by a network security system. In one embodiment, the present invention includes collecting and storing security events from a variety of monitor devices. In one embodiment, a subset of the stored security events is provided to a manager as an event stream. In one embodiment, the present invention further includes the manager discovering one or more previously unknown event patterns in the event stream.

Abstract: Patterns can be discovered in events collected by a network system. In one embodiment, the present invention includes collecting and storing events from a variety of monitor devices. In one embodiment, a subset of the stored events is provided to a manager as an event stream. In one embodiment, the present invention further includes the manager discovering one or more previously unknown event patterns in the event stream.

Abstract: A session table includes one or more records, where each record represents a session. Session record information is stored in various fields, such as key fields, value fields, and timestamp fields. Session information is described as keys and values in order to support query/lookup operations. A session table is associated with a filter, which describes a set of keys that can be used for records in that table. A session table is populated using data contained in security information/events. Rules are created to identify events related to session information, extract the session information, and use the session information to modify a session table. A session table is partitioned so that the number of records in each session table partition is decreased. A session table is processed periodically so that active sessions are moved to the current partition.

Abstract: A network security system is provided that receives information from various sensors and can analyse the received information. In one embodiment of the present invention, such a system receives a security event from a software agent. The received security event includes a target address and an event signature, as generated by the software agent. The event signature can be used to determine a set of vulnerabilities exploited by the received security event, and the target address can be used to identify a target asset within the network. By accessing a model of the target asset, a set of vulnerabilities exposed by the target asset can be retrieved. Then, a threat can be detected by comparing the set of vulnerabilities exploited by the security event to the set of vulnerabilities exposed by the target asset.

Abstract: Patterns can be discovered in security events collected by a network security system. In one embodiment, the present invention includes collecting and storing security events from a variety of monitor devices. In one embodiment, a subset of the stored security events is provided to a manager as an event stream. In one embodiment, the present invention further includes the manager discovering one or more previously unknown event patterns in the event stream.