Abstract: A method for cybersecurity threat actor severity scoring, the method comprising: receiving public data that includes publicly available information obtained via monitoring of a data connection between one or more networks; parsing first data related to a cybersecurity event from the public data; associating the first data with a first threat actor; obtaining second data that includes information regarding one or more previous cybersecurity events associated with the first threat actor; determining a first threat actor score based on the first data and the second data; receiving a second threat actor score for a second threat actor; causing a graphical user interface to display a graphical depiction of a ranking of the first threat actor and the second threat actor based on the first threat actor score and the second threat actor score.

Abstract: A method for cybersecurity threat actor severity scoring, the method comprising: receiving public data that includes publicly available information obtained via monitoring of a data connection between one or more networks; parsing first data related to a cybersecurity event from the public data; associating the first data with a first threat actor; obtaining second data that includes information regarding one or more previous cybersecurity events associated with the first threat actor; determining a first threat actor score based on the first data and the second data; receiving a second threat actor score for a second threat actor; causing a graphical user interface to display a graphical depiction of a ranking of the first threat actor and the second threat actor based on the first threat actor score and the second threat actor score.

Abstract: A method for cybersecurity threat actor severity scoring, the method comprising: receiving public data that includes publicly available information obtained via monitoring of a data connection between one or more networks; parsing first data related to a cybersecurity event from the public data; associating the first data with a first threat actor; obtaining second data that includes information regarding one or more previous cybersecurity events associated with the first threat actor; determining a first threat actor score based on the first data and the second data; receiving a second threat actor score for a second threat actor; causing a graphical user interface to display a graphical depiction of a ranking of the first threat actor and the second threat actor based on the first threat actor score and the second threat actor score.

Abstract: A multi-layer structure including an interlayer to relieve stress in the structure, a device including the structure, and a method of forming the device and structure are disclosed. The structure includes a substrate having a first coefficient of thermal expansion, an interlayer, and a coating having a second coefficient of thermal expansion. The interlayer reduces stress in the structure that would otherwise exist in the structure as a result of the difference in coefficients of thermal expansion of the substrate and the coating.

Abstract: Carbon nanotubes, associated with a charged dispersant are aligned on a substrate by deposition on the substrate directly from solution. Preferred dispersants are charged polymers such as biopolymers.

Abstract: Gas permeation barriers can be deposited on plastic or glass substrates by atomic layer deposition (ALD). The use of the ALD coatings can reduce permeation by many orders of magnitude at thicknesses of tens of nanometers with low concentrations of coating defects. These thin coatings preserve the flexibility and transparency of the plastic substrate. Such articles are useful in container, electrical and electronic applications.

Abstract: Gas permeation barriers can be deposited on plastic or glass substrates by atomic layer deposition (ALD). The use of the ALD coatings can reduce permeation by many orders of magnitude at thicknesses of tens of nanometers with low concentrations of coating defects. These thin coatings preserve the flexibility and transparency of the plastic substrate. Such articles are useful in container, electrical and electronic applications.

Abstract: This invention relates to novel, transparent oxide semiconductor thin film transistors (TFT's) and a process for making them.

Abstract: Associated with a charged dispersant and preferably biopolymers, carbon nanotubes are aligned on a substrate by deposition onto the substrate directly from solution. Aligned carbon nanotubes polarize electromagnetic radiation and serve as an optical polarizer useful in a variety of applications.

Abstract: This invention relates to novel, transparent oxide semiconductor thin film transistors (TFT's) and a process for making them.

Abstract: An ice skate chassis is configured so that a user can adjust the pitch of the skate chassis between a plurality of discrete pitch positions. The pitch is adjusted by locking the ice blade at a desired angle relative to a bladeholder of the chassis. The blade can be positively locked at a plurality of discrete, repeatable angle positions so that the angle will not slip or creep during skating.

Abstract: The present invention is further directed to a method of deploying an extremely high-capacity network optimized for delivery of broadband video that exploits the best features of the centralized server architecture and the distributed server architecture, while overcoming the largest problems created by each. This hybrid architecture allows for the optimal exploitation of networking capital assets while the same time minimizing support, connectivity, and facilities costs.