Abstract: A system for protecting data managed in a cloud-computing network from malicious data operations includes an Internet-connected server and software executing on the server from a non-transitory physical medium, the software providing a first function for generating one or more security tokens that validate one or more computing operations to be performed on the data, a second function for generating a hash for each token generated, the hash detailing, in a secure fashion, the operation type or types permitted by the one or more tokens, a third function for brokering two-party signature of the one or more tokens, and a fourth function for dynamically activating the one or more signed tokens for a specific time window required to perform the operations permitted by the token.

Abstract: A gateway device has a CPU, a power source, a digital memory, physical communication ports and wireless communication circuitry receiving data from data-gathering devices, an interface to a wide-area network, dedicated hardware pipelines managing the data received, and coded instructions executing on the CPU from a non-transitory medium. The CPU connects physically or wirelessly to one of the data-gathering devices, obtains characterization information for a protocol generic to the data-gathering device, selects code stored in the digital memory, and programs firmware in a dedicated pipeline to receive data from the data-gathering device in the generic protocol.

Abstract: A system for protecting data managed in a cloud-computing network from malicious data operations includes an Internet-connected server and software executing on the server from a non-transitory physical medium, the software providing a first function for generating one or more security tokens that validate one or more computing operations to be performed on the data, a second function for generating a hash for each token generated, the hash detailing, in a secure fashion, the operation type or types permitted by the one or more tokens, a third function for brokering two-party signature of the one or more tokens, and a fourth function for dynamically activating the one or more signed tokens for a specific time window required to perform the operations permitted by the token.

Abstract: A system for protecting data managed in a cloud-computing network from malicious data operations includes an Internet-connected server and software executing on the server from a non-transitory physical medium, the software providing a first function for generating one or more security tokens that validate one or more computing operations to be performed on the data, a second function for generating a hash for each token generated, the hash detailing, in a secure fashion, the operation type or types permitted by the one or more tokens, a third function for brokering two-party signature of the one or more tokens, and a fourth function for dynamically activating the one or more signed tokens for a specific time window required to perform the operations permitted by the token.

Abstract: A gateway device has a CPU, a power source, a digital memory, physical communication ports and wireless communication circuitry receiving data from data-gathering devices, an interface to a wide-area network, dedicated hardware pipelines managing the data received, and coded instructions executing on the CPU from a non-transitory medium. The CPU connects physically or wirelessly to one of the data-gathering devices, obtains characterization information for a protocol generic to the data-gathering device, selects code stored in the digital memory, and programs firmware in a dedicated pipeline to receive data from the data-gathering device in the generic protocol.

Abstract: The present invention provides system and method for adaptive application and privacy preserving internet of things. The system comprises of at least one configured IoT device(s) (A) for receiving, processing, filtering, storing and transferring limited information to at least one receiving IoT device(s) (R1, R2, . . . , Rn), at least one inputting IoT device(s) (ID1, ID2, . . . IDn) for transferring information to said IoT device(s) (A), at least one memory unit (M) for storing processed information in said configured IoT device (A), at least one communication interface (C) for communication between IoT device(s), at least one receiving IoT device(s) (R1, R2, . . . Rn) to receive processed information from said configured IoT device (A) as per the information flow policies (P) thereby limiting the type and amount of private information that can be supplied or leaked to the public from one IoT device irrespective of the application running on the IoT device.

Abstract: A system for protecting data managed in a cloud-computing network from malicious data operations includes an Internet-connected server and software executing on the server from a non-transitory physical medium, the software providing a first function for generating one or more security tokens that validate one or more computing operations to be performed on the data, a second function for generating a hash for each token generated, the hash detailing, in a secure fashion, the operation type or types permitted by the one or more tokens, a third function for brokering two-party signature of the one or more tokens, and a fourth function for dynamically activating the one or more signed tokens for a specific time window required to perform the operations permitted by the token.