Abstract: Systems, methods, and apparatuses enable one or more security microservices to optimize a security configuration of a networked environment by applying security policies to resource groups passively to determine whether network sets, resource groups, or security policies should be modified, prior to active enforcement. When security policies are applied passively, security actions that are performed in response to a violation of security policy do not impact network traffic. The one or more security microservices evaluate the results of the passive application of security policies to determine whether there is at least one recommended modification to network sets, resource groups, or security policies. When there is at least one recommended modification, the modification is applied.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and apparatuses enable one or more security microservices to optimize a security configuration of a networked environment by applying security policies to resource groups passively to determine whether network sets, resource groups, or security policies should be modified, prior to active enforcement. When security policies are applied passively, security actions that are performed in response to a violation of security policy do not impact network traffic. The one or more security microservices evaluate the results of the passive application of security policies to determine whether there is at least one recommended modification to network sets, resource groups, or security policies. When there is at least one recommended modification, the modification is applied.

Abstract: Mobile and Web applications for the collection of digital media (photos, video, audio, documents, etc.), cataloging (using metadata in the form of tags), and collaborating (using storage and collaboration software). The applications allow an individual to collect digital content by using the native capabilities on their mobile device, or by uploading content already captured (in storage) and associating it with Events and Sessions. Additionally, individuals may capture or upload digital media without associating it with either Events or Sessions at the time of capture or upload, to later make these associations. Events, Sessions, and digital media are automatically (by the application) tagged with date, time, user, and location, while also allowing other stored and/or newly created tags to be added at the time of capture or upload, or later, as desired.