Abstract: A cyber risk management server configured to attribute a network-implemented cyber asset to an operating entity and enhance cyber security of a tenant entity is disclosed herein. The cyber risk management server can include a processor communicably coupled to a source and a memory configured to store algorithmic instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the cyber risk management server to receive geographic information from the source, receive a plurality of Internet Protocol events associated with a plurality of cyber assets, correlate a Internet Protocol event of the plurality with the received geographic information, attribute the Internet Protocol event to the operating entity based on the correlation, and generate a cyber risk mitigation action configured to enhance the cyber security of the tenant entity based on the attribution of the first Internet Protocol event to the operating entity.

Abstract: The present invention relates generally to an adherent sensor patch for wireless and remote physiological monitoring and evaluation of health and disease state of a patient wearing the patch, and specifically with respect to cardiac and pulmonary pathologies, including heart failure and sleep apnea. Data generated by the patch, which includes a microphone sensor and other sensors, is processed by a remote server and is made accessible to caregivers and also used to manage, calibrate and control the operations of the sensors of the patch.

Abstract: The present invention provides a system consisting of a handheld device with integrated power source. The system will be designed to perform several treatment (massage) modalities and will be used to optimize outcome following cosmetic injectable procedures. The cosmetic injectable procedures that the invention will enhance include but are not limited to: Injection procedures with Sculptra, Radiesse, Restylane and Juvederm and autologous fat transfer injection procedures—as a group these injection procedures are referred to as “volumizing” procedures. The practitioner may use this device at the time of the injection procedure and the patient may use the system for a defined period of time thereafter—the timing and duration of use will depend on the procedure performed and the professional consideration of the practitioner performing it. The use of the device system may also include various serums and lotions that will enhance treatment with the device.

Abstract: The present invention relates generally to wireless, remote, physiological monitoring in the evaluation of health and disease state specifically with respect to cardiac and pulmonary pathologies, including heart failure and sleep apnea. Personalized thresholds are used to enhance performance of classification and prediction methods by utilizing patient clinical history and past empiric sensed data, such as through an initialization period, to learn the biological variation present in each sensed individual. Data from an adherent patch undergoes disseminated processing as data is securely sent from a sensing device ultimately to a remote server. Monitoring, classification, and prediction results are hosted and made accessible through an authenticated system to members of the individual's healthcare team, family, or other caregivers. Learning algorithms are used to characterize physiological attributes and to classify a health or disease state based on an aggregate of features.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to portable facial treatment devices, and methods of using same. In some embodiments, the invention is directed to a muscle toning treatment device, comprising: (i) a polarity generator; (ii) a single active electrode assembly comprising a first electrode being adapted to apply electrical current to the area of the skin to be treated; (iii) at least one vibration modality, wherein the vibration modality provides a vibration frequency, of between 5-6 MHz or between 30-35 Hz; (iv) at least one heating modality for heating the skin of the user, wherein the temperature of the heating modality is between 34 and 45 degrees Celsius; and (v) a counter electrode assembly comprising second electrode being adapted to be in continuous contact to a second location of the skin of the user.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention relate generally to wireless medical monitoring. In particular, some preferred embodiments of the present invention provide a wearable compact body sensor capable of wireless data transmission to a mobile internet platform. The body sensor includes a plurality of sensors including, for example, a temperature sensor, a heart rate sensor, a respiratory rate sensor, an impedance sensor, an electrocardiogram (ECG) sensor, and a ballistocardiogram (BCG) sensor. The physiological data collected by the body sensor can be sent to or accessed by a physician or health care provider.