Abstract: Systems and methods for computer-implemented patient assistance are disclosed. In certain embodiments, the invention contemplates receiving patient data from plurality of sensors at a patient computer, transmitting patient data to a server, monitoring and analyzing the patient data at the server, and outputting recommended actions from the server to a personnel computer. The recommended actions are calculated based on safety considerations, emotional considerations, and/or a patient's treatment plan.

Abstract: An autonomic incident response system (AIRS) that can be used within any cyber system (computing systems, network devices, applications, cyber-physical systems, data, and files). If a cyber system is attacked, the cyberattack pattern type can be seamlessly identified by the AIRS along with the method used to launch the attack, the vulnerability that was exploited, the impact and consequence of the attack, and finally the recovery actions that can be taken automatically or semi-automatically to stop the attack or mitigate its impact on cyber system operations.

Abstract: Systems and methods for computer-implemented patient assistance are disclosed. In certain embodiments, the invention contemplates receiving patient data from plurality of sensors at a patient computer, transmitting patient data to a server, monitoring and analyzing the patient data at the server, and outputting recommended actions from the server to a personnel computer. The recommended actions are calculated based on safety considerations, emotional considerations, and/or a patient's treatment plan.

Abstract: A management system includes a plurality of components within a computer system. A plurality of component resource managers is provided, and each of the components is controlled by at least one of the plurality of component resource managers. A plurality of component management interfaces is also provided. Each of the components communicates with at least one of the controlling component resource managers via one of the component management interfaces. At least one runtime manager autonomously controls operation of the components and the component resource managers.

Abstract: A management system includes a plurality of components within a computer system. A plurality of component resource managers is provided, and each of the components is controlled by at least one of the plurality of component resource managers. A plurality of component management interfaces is also provided. Each of the components communicates with at least one of the controlling component resource managers via one of the component management interfaces. At least one runtime manager autonomously controls operation of the components and the component resource managers.