Abstract: A system is provided for reducing a cybersecurity vulnerability of enterprise assets with a cybersecurity asset management and automation system. In one example, a method includes a receiving a first XML file from a data aggregator; receiving a second XML file from a web crawler; enter the second XML file to a natural language processing (NLP) model trained to extract topics, phrases, and entities; perform a temporal and location analysis based on the second XML file, identify an anomaly by inputting the second XML file into an anomaly detection model; perform a graph network analysis based on the first XML file to generate a graph network, perform a risk score calculation based on ensemble scoring determining a threat remediation policy, and displaying results on a display device and implement threat remediation measures based on the threat remediation policy.

Abstract: Disclosed are a system (100) and a method for an identification of web elements used in an automation test case. The system (100) and the method ensure reliable identification of an object despite dynamism. The system (100) and the method allow a tester to focus on the test case development of test cases rather than object management that in turn increases the success rate and efficiency of the automatic testing. The system (100) and the method track changes in object attributes, structure and behaviour thereby facilitating identification of dynamic objects automatically and correction of the object locator on the fly during test execution.

Abstract: The present invention relates to novel diagnostic tools including system, method and kit for determining antibiotic susceptibility in microorganisms directly in a clinical sample. Specifically, the present invention relates to a diagnostic system and method for testing antibiotic susceptibility based on a phenotypic screening of the microorganisms in the presence of major antibiotics being used currently. The present invention can be used directly on the clinical samples and obliterates the need for prior culturing. The present invention is convenient, rapid, cost-effective, does not need prior expertise to handle, has excellent selectivity and sensitivity. The present invention has the potential to improve patient outcomes and help reduce further evolution of antimicrobial resistant microorganisms.

Abstract: A bearing cage is formed from a single piece of wire bent into shape and includes a first axial end ring, a second axial end ring including a distal end of the single piece of wire, a plurality of axially-extending bridge portions between the first and second axial end rings, and a plurality of circumferentially-extending connection portions interconnecting adjacent bridge portions. The connection portions are alternately positioned adjacent the first and second axial end rings.

Abstract: A bearing cage is formed from a single piece of wire bent into shape and includes a first axial end ring, a second axial end ring including a distal end of the single piece of wire, a plurality of axially-extending bridge portions between the first and second axial end rings, and a plurality of circumferentially-extending connection portions interconnecting adjacent bridge portions. The connection portions are alternately positioned adjacent the first and second axial end rings.