Abstract: Provided is process including receiving a request to authenticate a user; sending instructions to present an authentication user interface including a geographic map; receiving geolocations on the geographic map selected by the user; comparing the geolocations to a sequence of geolocations in an authentication credential to determine whether to authenticate the user.

Abstract: A client device facilitates user navigation through a plurality of separate, but intercommunicating application programs that make up an integrated solution, to allow the user to perform desired functions or actions associated with those application programs using minimal effort. In particular, the user's navigation between the application programs are monitored as the user navigates the application programs to perform or invoke a desired function. Information related to the navigation to, and invocation of, the desired function is then stored for subsequent use in creating a list of navigational paths for the user. The navigational paths comprise hyperlinks to the desired functions that, when selected by the user, will navigate the user directly to the desired functions. The navigational paths may be ranked according to their frequency of use by the user.

Abstract: Provided is a process, including: sending, via a first channel, to a client computing device, a challenge of a test to determine whether a human or a computer is generating input; receiving, via a second channel, a response to the challenge, wherein the second channel and the first channel are not both accessible to a client-application in which the response is input, and wherein the test includes an image recognition task by which the response is determined from the challenge; and determining whether a human or computer generated the response based on performance in the image recognition task indicated by the response.

Abstract: Provided is process including receiving a request to authenticate a user; sending instructions to present an authentication user interface including a geographic map; receiving geolocations on the geographic map selected by the user; comparing the geolocations to a sequence of geolocations in an authentication credential to determine whether to authenticate the user.

Abstract: Provided is process including receiving a request to authenticate a user; sending instructions to present an authentication user interface including a geographic map; receiving geolocations on the geographic map selected by the user; comparing the geolocations to a sequence of geolocations in an authentication credential to determine whether to authenticate the user.

Abstract: A client device facilitates user navigation through a plurality of separate, but intercommunicating application programs that make up an integrated solution, to allow the user to perform desired functions or actions associated with those application programs using minimal effort. In particular, the user's navigation between the application programs are monitored as the user navigates the application programs to perform or invoke a desired function. Information related to the navigation to, and invocation of, the desired function is then stored for subsequent use in creating a list of navigational paths for the user. The navigational paths comprise hyperlinks to the desired functions that, when selected by the user, will navigate the user directly to the desired functions. The navigational paths may be ranked according to their frequency of use by the user.

Abstract: Provided is process including receiving a request to authenticate a user; sending instructions to present an authentication user interface including a geographic map; receiving geolocations on the geographic map selected by the user; comparing the geolocations to a sequence of geolocations in an authentication credential to determine whether to authenticate the user.

Abstract: Provided is a process, including: sending, via a first channel, to a client computing device, a challenge of a test to determine whether a human or a computer is generating input; receiving, via a second channel, a response to the challenge, wherein the second channel and the first channel are not both accessible to a client-application in which the response is input, and wherein the test includes an image recognition task by which the response is determined from the challenge; and determining whether a human or computer generated the response based on performance in the image recognition task indicated by the response.