Abstract: A parallel bar stand assistance device is provided. The parallel bar stand assistance device includes a first bar and a second bar that are placed in a vertical configuration. The first bar and the second bar are in a parallel alignment with each other. A first arm support is placed on the top end of the first bar, while a second arm support is placed on the top end of the second bar. A first leg support is slidable and is placed on the inner face of the first bar. A second leg support is slidable and is placed on the inner face of the second bar.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a device in a network reserves first and second sets of local resources for an anomaly detection mechanism. The device reports the first set of local resources to a supervisory node in the network. The device applies one or more anomaly detection rules from the supervisory node using the first set of reserved resources. The device receives one or more anomaly detection rules from a peer node in the network. The device applies the one or more anomaly detection rules from the peer node using the second set of reserved resources.

Abstract: Creating security enclaves includes determining one or more parameters of one or more applications and one or more services operating in the network. An optimal number of clusters for grouping the one or more applications and the one or more services is determined based on the one or more parameters. Then, the one or more applications and the one or more services are grouped into the clusters and one or more security enclaves are applied to each of the clusters so as to maximize operational security of the network.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable storage media for determining threat mitigation policies and deploying tested security fixes. In some cases, the present technology involves gathering threat intelligence, identifying a security threat, identifying an application container that is affected by the security threat, determining a threat level for the security threat on the application container, applying a threat mitigation policy to the affected application container, spawning a clone of the affected application container, testing the clone with one or more security fixes, and deploying the clone of the affected container as a replacement for the affected container.

Abstract: Creating security enclaves includes determining one or more parameters of one or more applications and one or more services operating in the network. An optimal number of clusters for grouping the one or more applications and the one or more services is determined based on the one or more parameters. Then, the one or more applications and the one or more services are grouped into the clusters and one or more security enclaves are applied to each of the clusters so as to maximize operational security of the network.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a device in a network reserves first and second sets of local resources for an anomaly detection mechanism. The device reports the first set of local resources to a supervisory node in the network. The device applies one or more anomaly detection rules from the supervisory node using the first set of reserved resources. The device receives one or more anomaly detection rules from a peer node in the network. The device applies the one or more anomaly detection rules from the peer node using the second set of reserved resources.

Abstract: Techniques are presented herein that validate integrity of a computing device. A command to a first processor of a security module of the computing device is received through an interface unit of the security module on a communication channel external to the computing device. A configuration of the security module cannot be changed by a second processor of the computing device which executes an operating system and at least one application on the computing device. In response to receiving the command, one or more memory devices of the computing device are directly accessed by the first processor independent from the second processor to validate integrity of the computing device.