Abstract: In one aspect, an example methodology implementing the disclosed techniques may include, by a first computing device hosting an application that is being executed on a second computing device, detecting a start of a password input to the application, wherein the password input occurs during a session for sharing a screen of the second computing device. The method may also include, responsive to the detection, sending, by the first computing device to the second computing device, a notification to suspend the sharing of the screen of the second computing device. The application may be a virtual application. The second computing device may be a mobile device.

Abstract: Device access control can be implemented on a protected device to determine, based on a user input to the device, that a timeout threshold has been exceeded and to cause, in response to determining that the timeout threshold has been exceeded, an application graphical user interface (GUI) on the device to remove or blank content, such as text, images, or graphics, from the application window. The removal or blanking of the content can be performed on a window-by-window basis; that is, content is removed only from application windows of applications that are protected by an associated application protection policy. In some examples, the application protection policy can be established by an administrator of a digital workspace within which the protected application executes. Such a digital workspace can be implemented via a type of virtual processing environment that can be accessed via client computing devices.

Abstract: A method, a system, and a computer program product for managing interruptions during a network based conference. An audio data stream received from at least one user device communicatively coupled to a network-based conference is received. The processed audio data stream is compared to at least one known voice signal dataset and at least one known interruption signal dataset. An audio connection of the user device to the network-based conference is muted while the user device is communicatively coupled to the network-based conference, based on a determination that the processed audio data stream includes at least one audio signal corresponding to at least one audio signal in the known interruption signal dataset.