Abstract: Apparatus and methods disclosed herein provide technical solutions improving the security of email messages. An email message may be encrypted so that a predetermined passcode is not required to access the email message. Apparatus and methods may route email messages through a remote portal. The email message may only be transmitted to the recipient via the portal. In some instances, the contents of an email message may not be transmitted from the portal to the recipient. Rather, the recipient may only access the email message from within the portal. Such restricted access may be preferably less complex because the recipient's computer terminal may automatically connect to the portal.

Abstract: Described embodiments provide systems and methods for detection of the degradation of a virtual desktop environment. A computing device may receive data from a plurality of client devices. The computing device may identify a subset of client devices from the plurality of client devices with at least one characteristic in common based on the received data. The computing device may determine a ratio of the identified subset of client devices, the ratio being a comparison of client devices of the subset with a value above a first threshold to a total number of client devices of the subset, and the value being indicative of a characteristic of performance for that client device. The computing device may identify a cause of an anomaly in the performance of the application based on the ratio exceeding a second threshold.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods disclosed herein provide technical solutions improving the security of email messages. An email message may be encrypted so that a predetermined passcode is not required to access the email message. Apparatus and methods may route email messages through a remote portal. The email message may only be transmitted to the recipient via the portal. In some instances, the contents of an email message may not be transmitted from the portal to the recipient. Rather, the recipient may only access the email message from within the portal. Such restricted access may be preferably less complex because the recipient's computer terminal may automatically connect to the portal.

Abstract: A method for reducing a storage of duplicated documents is provided. Methods may include hashing each document stored in the centralized data repository by executing a hashing algorithm on the document, outputting a hash-value and adding the hash-value and a hash pointer to a hash table. Methods may further include crawling the hash table to identify duplicate hash-values. For each hash-value recorded on the hash table two or more times, methods may include combining two or more duplicate hash-values into a cluster and for each cluster identifying, on the hash table, a unique hash-value. For the unique hash-value, methods may include maintaining the unique hash-value on the hash table and maintaining the document corresponding to the unique hash-value in the memory address. For each remaining duplicate hash-value stored in the cluster, deleting the corresponding document from the memory address and store the reference pointer at the memory address.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods disclosed herein provide technical solutions improving the security of email messages. An email message may be encrypted so that a predetermined passcode is not required to access the email message. Apparatus and methods may route email messages through a remote portal. The email message may only be transmitted to the recipient via the portal. In some instances, the contents of an email message may not be transmitted from the portal to the recipient. Rather, the recipient may only access the email message from within the portal. Such restricted access may be preferably less complex because the recipient’s computer terminal may automatically connect to the portal.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods disclosed herein provide technical solutions improving the security of email messages. An email message may be encrypted so that a predetermined passcode is not required to access the email message. Apparatus and methods may route email messages through a remote portal. The email message may only be transmitted to the recipient via the portal. In some instances, the contents of an email message may not be transmitted from the portal to the recipient. Rather, the recipient may only access the email message from within the portal. Such restricted access may be preferably less complex because the recipient's computer terminal may automatically connect to the portal.

Abstract: A method for reducing a storage of duplicated documents is provided. Methods may include hashing each document stored in the centralized data repository by executing a hashing algorithm on the document, outputting a hash-value and adding the hash-value and a hash pointer to a hash table. Methods may further include crawling the hash table to identify duplicate hash-values. For each hash-value recorded on the hash table two or more times, methods may include combining two or more duplicate hash-values into a cluster and for each cluster identifying, on the hash table, a unique hash-value. For the unique hash-value, methods may include maintaining the unique hash-value on the hash table and maintaining the document corresponding to the unique hash-value in the memory address. For each remaining duplicate hash-value stored in the cluster, deleting the corresponding document from the memory address and store the reference pointer at the memory address.

Abstract: Described embodiments provide systems and methods for detection of the degradation of a virtual desktop environment. A computing device may receive data from a plurality of client devices. The computing device may identify a subset of client devices from the plurality of client devices with at least one characteristic in common based on the received data. The computing device may determine a ratio of the identified subset of client devices, the ratio being a comparison of client devices of the subset with a value above a first threshold to a total number of client devices of the subset, and the value being indicative of a characteristic of performance for that client device. The computing device may identify a cause of an anomaly in the performance of the application based on the ratio exceeding a second threshold.

Abstract: Described embodiments provide systems and methods for detection of the degradation of a virtual desktop environment. A computing device may receive data from a plurality of client devices. The computing device may identify a subset of client devices from the plurality of client devices with at least one characteristic in common based on the received data. The computing device may determine a ratio of the identified subset of client devices, the ratio being a comparison of client devices of the subset with a value above a first threshold to a total number of client devices of the subset, and the value being indicative of a characteristic of performance for that client device. The computing device may identify a cause of an anomaly in the performance of the application based on the ratio exceeding a second threshold.

Abstract: Described embodiments provide for associating a user experience score with a location of a client. A device may identify a session between the client and an application service established via a first network. The device may receive, via the application service, a network address of the client associated with a second network. The device may determine a location of the client accessing the application service via the first network based at least on the network address associated with the second network. The device may receive, from an instrumentation service, performance factors for the client. Each of the performance factors may be associated with access to the application service by the client. The device may generate a user experience score for the client based at least on the performance factors. The device may provide an instruction based at least on an association between the user experience score and the location.

Abstract: Described embodiments provide for associating a user experience score with a location of a client. A device may identify a session between the client and an application service established via a first network. The device may receive, via the application service, a network address of the client associated with a second network. The device may determine a location of the client accessing the application service via the first network based at least on the network address associated with the second network. The device may receive, from an instrumentation service, performance factors for the client. Each of the performance factors may be associated with access to the application service by the client. The device may generate a user experience score for the client based at least on the performance factors. The device may provide an instruction based at least on an association between the user experience score and the location.

Abstract: Described embodiments provide systems and methods for detection of the degradation of a virtual desktop environment. A computing device may receive data from a plurality of client devices. The computing device may identify a subset of client devices from the plurality of client devices with at least one characteristic in common based on the received data. The computing device may determine a ratio of the identified subset of client devices, the ratio being a comparison of client devices of the subset with a value above a first threshold to a total number of client devices of the subset, and the value being indicative of a characteristic of performance for that client device. The computing device may identify a cause of an anomaly in the performance of the application based on the ratio exceeding a second threshold.

Abstract: Described embodiments provide systems and methods for measuring user experience with virtual or hosted desktops or applications, with scores calculated based on weights determined during a supervisory learning process. The scores are multivariate across a number of factors that affect user experience, enabling administrators to easily and efficiently identify trends and degradations or improvements to a system. This allows the administrator to take mitigating actions, fully implement temporary adjustments, or perform other such functions to improve the working of the system based on the real-time measurement and analysis of user experience.

Abstract: Described embodiments provide systems and methods for measuring user experience with virtual or hosted desktops or applications, with scores calculated based on weights determined during a supervisory learning process. The scores are multivariate across a number of factors that affect user experience, enabling administrators to easily and efficiently identify trends and degradations or improvements to a system. This allows the administrator to take mitigating actions, fully implement temporary adjustments, or perform other such functions to improve the working of the system based on the real-time measurement and analysis of user experience.

Abstract: An access management robot facilitation system facilitates a robot to execute access management tasks on a target system.

Abstract: An access management robot facilitation system facilitates a robot to execute access management tasks on a target system.

Abstract: An access management robot facilitation system facilitates a robot to execute access management tasks on a target system.

Abstract: Methods and systems for maintenance and control of multiple versions of an application are disclosed. The method includes creating a first version of the application comprising computer-executable instructions and executing the first version of the application. The first version of the application and related performance metrics are stored in a memory. The method includes creating at least one modified version of the application by making changes to the computer-executable instructions and executing the modified version of the application. The modified version of the application and related performance metrics are stored in the memory. The method includes comparing the performance of the modified version of the application to the performance of the first version of the application by comparing their respective performance metrics and deleting the lower performing version.