Abstract: A web browser determines whether resources (e.g., files) of an enterprise are labelled in alignment with their contents. The web browser identifies a resource of the enterprise that comprises a sensitivity label, where the sensitivity label indicates sensitivity of the first resource. The web browser validates the sensitivity label of the first resource based on content of the first resource. If the sensitivity label does not align with the content of the first resource, the web browser enforces a policy for the first resource. The web browser then labels the first resource based on its sensitivity, which include scanning the first resource for sensitive features.

Abstract: Passwords are vetted by a web browser before the passwords are submitted to an enterprise for use. A set of password groups is generated, where each password group in the set is associated with one or more security constraints to be satisfied by passwords for access to protected resources of the enterprise. The web browser vets a password that is new or modified. Vetting the password includes, by the web browser, determining a first password group of the set of password groups to which the password belongs and determining if the password satisfies one or more first security constraints associated with the first password group. If the password satisfies the one or more first security constraints, the web browser accepts the password for use. If the password does not satisfy the one or more first security constraints, the web browser blocks the password.

Abstract: A web browser prevents phishing attacks in-browser. The web browser, which is associated with an organization, monitors activity of a user performed via the web browser. The web browser detects interaction of the user with a first website. Based on loading the first website, the web browser determines a reputation of the first website maintained by the organization. Based on determining that the first website has a low reputation or no reputation maintained by the organization, the web browser indicates to the user that the first website has a low reputation or no reputation.

Abstract: A data stream generated by a user operating a human-computer interface (HCI) is obfuscated, or “scrambled,” for keylogging prevention. Obfuscating the data stream generated by the user comprises, by a web browser, setting a hook for intercepting keypress events. Keypress events comprise user input events into the first HCI or virtual keypress events. Based on capturing a keypress event corresponding to a first keypress code that triggers the hook, the web browser scrambles the first keypress code to generate a second keypress code that differs from the first keypress code. Scrambling the first keypress code comprises changing, salting, or skipping the first keypress code to generate the second keypress code.

Abstract: A method for rendering virtual desktops on an air-gapped endpoint is provided. The method includes rendering a first window presenting a first virtual desktop of a first security zone; rendering a second window presenting a second virtual desktop display of a second security zone, wherein the first security zone and the second security zone are of a plurality of security zones instantiated on the air-gapped endpoint; and controlling, by a hypervisor, display of the first window and the second window on a desktop of the air-gapped endpoint, wherein any application in the first security zone cannot access any application in the second security zone when displayed on the same desktop.

Abstract: A method and system for controlling access to external networks by an air-gapped endpoint is provided. The method includes providing, on the air-gapped endpoint, a plurality of isolated security zones by instantiating a plurality of corresponding virtual machines using a hypervisor; selecting one security zone of the plurality of isolated security zones; and tunneling a traffic from the selected security zone to a designated network location, wherein the tunneling is through a virtual private network (VPN).

Abstract: A method and system for method for providing a managed and isolated workspace on a user device are provided. The method creating a secured workspace in the user device, wherein the secured workspace is separated from a host operating system and includes a guest operating system; monitoring activity performed in the secured workspace and host operating system; determining, based on a security policy, if the monitored activity is risky; and causing execution of any determined risky activity in the secured workspace, thereby defending the host operating system from the determined risky activity, wherein the host operating system executes sensitive applications to an organization.

Abstract: A method for binding a user account operable on an air-gapped computer to an appropriate virtual machine (VM), comprising: monitoring a plurality of VMs to determine an associated user account for each of the plurality of VMs, wherein the plurality of VMs are executed over the air-gapped computer, and wherein each of the plurality of VMs is a distinct security zone in the air-gapped computer; determining a current VM from the plurality of VMs to bind an associated user account thereto; and displaying user specific indications on desktop items associated with each user account.

Abstract: A method for performing user experience (UX) functions on an air-gapped endpoint is provided. The method includes monitoring a plurality of virtual machines to detect at least one user request to be executed within a security zone; intercepting the user request and analyzing a level of permission required to complete the user request; determining an appropriate security zone in which to execute the user request, wherein the appropriate security zone has the required level of permission; and executing the user request in the appropriate security zone.

Abstract: A system and method for providing a unified file system on an air-gapped endpoint are provided. The method included monitoring a plurality of security zones, instantiated on the air-gapped endpoint, to intercept at least one file system operation to access files on a first security zone; determining if the detected file system operation triggers a display of the file system dialog window effecting a second security zone; and when the file system dialog window effecting the second security zone, blocking the display of the file system dialog window in the first security zone; and displaying the file system dialog window in the second security zone.

Abstract: A system and method for providing a unified file system on an air-gapped endpoint are provided. The method includes monitoring the first and second security zones instantiated on the virtually air-gapped endpoint to intercept at least one file system operation to access files on the first security zone; determining if the detected file system operation triggers a display of a file system dialog window of the second security zone; and when the file system dialog window of the second security zone is determined to be triggered, preventing the display of a file system dialog window in the first security zone; and displaying the file system dialog window of the second security zone in the second security zone.

Abstract: A management agent operates transparently in the background on each endpoint computing device that needs to be managed. The agent sets up a sandboxed environment on the endpoint computing device on which it is operating in order to capture applications that have been installed on the endpoint device. The application capture is performed after the applications have been installed on the endpoint device and therefore does not require installing the application on any dedicated staging machine, nor any recording of the pre-installation state. The application capture process involves running the application from an isolated sandboxed environment on the computing device in order to identify all necessary components of the application by monitoring accesses by the application to components located outside of the sandbox. The identified components can then be packaged together and managed as individual application packages.

Abstract: A method and system for controlling access to external networks by an air-gapped endpoint is provided. The method includes providing, on the air-gapped endpoint, a plurality of isolated security zones by instantiating a plurality of corresponding virtual machines using a hypervisor; selecting one security zone of the plurality of isolated security zones; and tunneling a traffic from the selected security zone to a designated network location, wherein the tunneling is through a virtual private network (VPN).

Abstract: A method for operating an air-gapped endpoint is provided. The method includes initializing, on the endpoint, a hypervisor for execution over a primitive operating system (OS) of the endpoint; creating an isolated security zone by instantiating a virtual machine using the hypervisor, wherein the security zone includes a plurality of applications executed over a guest OS; and auditing, by the hypervisor, any action performed by any application executed in the security zone.

Abstract: A method for rendering virtual desktops on an air-gapped endpoint is provided. The method includes rendering a first window presenting a first virtual desktop of a first security zone; rendering a second window presenting a second virtual desktop display of a second security zone, wherein the first security zone and the second security zone are of a plurality of security zones instantiated on the air-gapped endpoint; and controlling, by a hypervisor, display of the first window and the second window on a desktop of the air-gapped endpoint, wherein any application in the first security zone cannot access any application in the second security zone when displayed on the same desktop.

Abstract: A method for performing user experience (UX) functions on an air-gapped endpoint is provided. The method includes monitoring a plurality of security zones, instantiated on the air-gapped endpoint, to detect at least one UX command executed in a first security zone; determining if the detected UX command triggers a UX function effecting a second security zone; determining if the UX function to be triggered maintains compliance with a security policy of the first and second security zones; and executing the UX function across the first and second security zones.

Abstract: A method for binding a user account operable on an air-gapped computer to an appropriate virtual machine (VM), comprising: monitoring a plurality of VMs to determine an associated user account for each of the plurality of VMs, wherein the plurality of VMs are executed over the air-gapped computer, and wherein each of the plurality of VMs is a distinct security zone in the air-gapped computer; determining a current VM from the plurality of VMs to bind an associated user account thereto; and displaying user specific indications on desktop items associated with each user account.

Abstract: A method for performing user experience (UX) functions on an air-gapped endpoint is provided. The method includes monitoring a plurality of virtual machines to detect at least one user request to be executed within a security zone; intercepting the user request and analyzing a level of permission required to complete the user request; determining an appropriate security zone in which to execute the user request, wherein the appropriate security zone has the required level of permission; and executing the user request in the appropriate security zone.

Abstract: A system and method for providing a unified file system on an air-gapped endpoint are provided. The method included monitoring a plurality of security zones, instantiated on the air-gapped endpoint, to intercept at least one file system operation to access files on a first security zone; determining if the detected file system operation triggers a display of the file system dialog window effecting a second security zone; and when the file system dialog window effecting the second security zone, blocking the display of the file system dialog window in the first security zone; and displaying the file system dialog window in the second security zone.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described for capturing and reproducing the full state of an application session. An application is captured by performing a dump of various components of the session and storing the components in an application session capture. Captured components include a memory image, CPU register values, open handles to kernel objects, and loaded libraries. The session is reproduced when requested based on the session capture. In cases where locations or references to certain items (e.g., memory locations, open handle references, library addresses, etc.) are different when the session is restored, a driver is used to remap the old locations or references to the new locations or references.