Abstract: An identity broker receives a request for access by a client device to a service provided by a server. In response to the request, the identity broker communicates with the client device to determine whether a security risk is associated with allowing the client device to access data of a service provider. An identifier assigned to the client device is used to identify a user session between the client device and the service provider. Continuous monitoring of the client device is performed to identify any security risks associated with the user session. If a risk is identified, the identifier is used to revoke the user session.

Abstract: An identity broker receives a request for access by a client device to a service provided by a server. In response to the request, the identity broker communicates with a client device to determine whether a security risk is associated with allowing the client device to access data of a service provider. If the client device is secure, the identity broker sends an authentication request to an identity provider. After the identity provider authenticates the client device, the identity broker passes the authentication to the server, which establishes a session with the client device to provide the service. The security state of the client continues to be monitored to determine whether access should continue to be permitted to data associated with a service provider.

Abstract: An identity broker receives a request for access by a client device to a service provided by a server. In response to the request, the identity broker communicates with a client device to determine whether a security risk is associated with allowing the client device to access data of a service provider. If the client device is secure, the identity broker sends an authentication request to an identity provider. After the identity provider authenticates the client device, the identity broker passes the authentication to the server, which establishes a session with the client device to provide the service. The security state of the client continues to be monitored to determine whether access should continue to be permitted to data associated with a service provider.

Abstract: An identity broker receives a request for access by a client device to a service provided by a server. In response to the request, the identity broker determines an identity of the client device using a client certificate. The identity broker also determines whether the client device is in a secure state. If the client device is secure, the identity broker sends an authentication request to an identity provider. After the identity provider authenticates the client device, the identity broker passes the authentication to the server, which establishes a session with the client device to provide the service.

Abstract: An identity broker receives a request for access by a client device to a service provided by a server. In response to the request, the identity broker determines an identity of the client device using a client certificate. The identity broker also determines whether the client device is in a secure state. If the client device is secure, the identity broker sends an authentication request to an identity provider. After the identity provider authenticates the client device, the identity broker passes the authentication to the server, which establishes a session with the client device to provide the service.

Abstract: A technique provides a phone call from a caller device operated by a human caller to an answerer device operated by a human answerer. The technique involves receiving a call request from the caller device. The call request includes a call button identifier which uniquely identifies a browser call button which is rendered on the caller device to the caller. The technique further involves identifying a source phone number based on the call button identifier. The technique further involves placing a call communication to the answerer device operated by the human answerer. The call communication indicates the source phone number as a source of the call communication. Accordingly, if the answerer device already has the context of associated with the source phone number already saved (e.g., in a contact list), the answerer device is able to automatically display that context in response to the call.

Abstract: A technique provides a phone call from a caller device operated by a human caller to an answerer device operated by a human answerer. The technique involves receiving a call request from the caller device. The call request includes a call button identifier which uniquely identifies a browser call button which is rendered on the caller device to the caller. The technique further involves identifying a source phone number based on the call button identifier. The technique further involves placing a call communication to the answerer device operated by the human answerer. The call communication indicates the source phone number as a source of the call communication. Accordingly, if the answerer device already has the context of associated with the source phone number already saved (e.g., in a contact list), the answerer device is able to automatically display that context in response to the call.