Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for web application security through containerization. In one example, a web application is executed within a container application. The container application includes a management software development kit (SDK). A security policy for the web application is retrieved from a management service. The security policy is applied to the web application using the management SDK of the container application.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described for creating tasks for an action-based checklist. In an example, a checklist system can receive a body of text, such as text from an email, calendar invite, or document. The checklist system can extract words in the text body that correspond to a task description component of stored task templates. Based on the extracted words, the checklist system can identify an applicable task template. The checklist system can parse utterances in the text body and identify an entity value based on example utterances provided in the task template. The checklist system can insert the entity value into placeholders in the task template and generate task from the task template. The checklist system can add the task to a checklist that is provided to a user device.

Abstract: Examples for updating an application incorporating a software development kit library are disclosed. An updated binary corresponding to the library can be obtained. The application can be unpackaged and subsequently repackaged with the updated library. The updated application can be distributed to managed devices by a management service.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described for backing up confidential data using user devices on the same local network. In an example, a first user device can download a data file from a server. The first user device can connect to the server on the same local network as a second user device. A user can select to delete the file from the first user device. The first user device can send the data file to the second user device using a local Internet Protocol (“IP”) address of the second user device. The second user device can store the data file on its local storage. If the user chooses to retrieve the data file to the first user device again, and if the user devices are on the same local network, the first user device can retrieve the data file from the second user device instead of the server.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described for backing up confidential data using user devices on the same local network. In an example, a first user device can download a data file from a server. The first user device can connect to the server on the same local network as a second user device. A user can select to delete the file from the first user device. The first user device can send the data file to the second user device using a local Internet Protocol (“IP”) address of the second user device. The second user device can store the data file on its local storage. If the user chooses to retrieve the data file to the first user device again, and if the user devices are on the same local network, the first user device can retrieve the data file from the second user device instead of the server.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for web application security through containerization. In one example, a web application is executed within a container application. The container application includes a management software development kit (SDK). A security policy for the web application is retrieved from a management service. The security policy is applied to the web application using the management SDK of the container application.