Abstract: Physical coordinates of a user and an asset are determined. A probability that the user and the asset are close to one another is determined based on the physical coordinates of the user and the asset. Permission for the user to access to the asset is decided based on the probability. Additionally or alternatively, logical coordinates of a user and an asset are determined. The logical coordinates of the user and the asset are compared, and permission for the user to access to the asset is decided based on the comparison.

Abstract: Enterprise threat assessment and management provides both physical and logical security. Physical access control systems are configured to identify physical events in the physical domain, and logical access control systems are configured to identify logical events in the logical domain. Connectors establish uninterrupted coupling to the physical and logical access control systems. Event middleware is configured to selectively subscribe only to those events that correspond to defined policies. The policies define a correlation of the physical and logical events, actions are initiated depending upon the correlated physical and logical events defined by the policies.

Abstract: A security architecture has an event analysis engine that acquires several tangible actions. The occur in an action space of an organization, and relate to unauthorized access to assets and reproduction of information. The event analysis engine evaluates the acquired actions based on the information stored in the database and in the context of past actions which have occurred, and determines a suitable response to the acquired action based on the evaluation.