Abstract: In one exemplary embodiment, a computer-implemented method of a secure-access gateway to a destination device in a protected computer network include the step of receiving a request from a remote user to access the destination device in the protected computer network. A session for the remote user is registered. The session includes an access to the destination device by the remote user according to a set of specified parameters controlled by the secure access gateway. The session is created. When the remote user connects and authenticates, the secure access gateway establishes the connection to the destination device on behalf of the remote user. The session is monitored according to the set of specified parameters. The session is monitored to determine if at least one specified parameters is achieved. The session between the remote user and the destination device is when terminated when the at least one specified parameters is achieved.

Abstract: A set of authentication server configuration rules are implemented. The authentication server configuration rules utilize regular-expression based commands. A running log of commands entered by every user is maintained for each command is run by the at least one authentication server. A configuration diff command is run each time a session ends. A set of actions of an authentication-server administrator on the authentication server is tracked. The set of actions of the authentication-server administrator is stored in a log. The log includes a username of the authentication-server administrator who generated the log and a time source and a time zone associated of a location of the set of actions. A hash algorithm is run on the log. A portable document format (PDF) formatted the of the log is generated. A list of usernames is generated from a set logs that filled a user-authentication process required to access the authentication server.

Abstract: In one exemplary embodiment, a computer-implemented method includes receiving a request to block a host, wherein the host provides a prohibited content via a computer network. A spider program can verify that the host provides the prohibited content. An abuse route list can be generated. The abuse route list can include an internet protocol address of the host. The abuse route list is provided to a network operator with a computer networking protocol. A search engine of a database of infringing hosts can be provided. The database of infringing hosts can include the internet protocol address of the host. Whether the host provides the prohibited content can be reverified with a third-party review. The host from can be removed from the abuse route list if the third-party review determines that the host does not provide prohibited content.

Abstract: A set of authentication server configuration rules are implemented. The authentication server configuration rules utilize regular-expression based commands. A running log of commands entered by every user is maintained for each command is run by the at least one authentication server. A configuration diff command is run each time a session ends. A set of actions of an authentication-server administrator on the authentication server is tracked. The set of actions of the authentication-server administrator is stored in a log. The log includes a username of the authentication-server administrator who generated the log and a time source and a time zone associated of a location of the set of actions. A hash algorithm is run on the log. A portable document format (PDF) formatted the of the log is generated. A list of usernames is generated from a set logs that filled a user-authentication process required to access the authentication server.

Abstract: In one exemplary embodiment, a computer-implemented method of a secure-access gateway to a destination device in a protected computer network include the step of receiving a request from a remote user to access the destination device in the protected computer network. A session for the remote user is registered. The session includes an access to the destination device by the remote user according to a set of specified parameters controlled by the secure access gateway. The session is created. When the remote user connects and authenticates, the secure access gateway establishes the connection to the destination device on behalf of the remote user. The session is monitored according to the set of specified parameters. The session is monitored to determine if at least one specified parameters is achieved. The session between the remote user and the destination device is when terminated when the at least one specified parameters is achieved.

Abstract: In one exemplary embodiment, a computer-implemented method includes receiving a request to block a host, wherein the host provides a prohibited content via a computer network. A spider program can verify that the host provides the prohibited content. An abuse route list can be generated. The abuse route list can include an internet protocol address of the host. The abuse route list is provided to a network operator with a computer networking protocol. A search engine of a database of infringing hosts can be provided. The database of infringing hosts can include the internet protocol address of the host. Whether the host provides the prohibited content can be reverified with a third-party review. The host from can be removed from the abuse route list if the third-party review determines that the host does not provide prohibited content.