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Ben-Yochanan
Noam Ben-Yochanan, Petach Tikva IL
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100180332 | INFORMATION PROTECTION APPLIED BY AN INTERMEDIARY DEVICE - Methods, systems, and computer-readable media are disclosed for applying information protection. A particular method includes receiving a data file at a gateway coupled to a network. The data file is to be sent to a destination device that is external to the network. The method also includes selectively applying information protection to the data file at the gateway prior to sending the data file to the destination device. The information protection is selectively applied based on information associated with the destination device, information associated with the data file, and information associated with a user of the destination device. | 07-15-2010 |
| 20100186079 | REMOTE ACCESS TO PRIVATE NETWORK RESOURCES FROM OUTSIDE THE NETWORK - In some embodiments of the invention, techniques may make private identifiers for private network resources usable to establish connections to those private network resources from computing devices connected to an outside network. For example, when a computing device is connected to an outside network and attempting to contact a private network resource, DNS may be used to resolve a domain name for the private network resource to an IP address for an edge resource of the private network. Communications may be passed between the computing device and the edge resource according to protocols which embed the identifier originally used to identify the private network resource. The edge resource of the private network may analyze communications over the connection to determine this identifier, and use it to pass the communication to the desired private network resource. | 07-22-2010 |
Noam Ben-Yochanan, Petach Tikya IL
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100058432 | PROTECTING A VIRTUAL GUEST MACHINE FROM ATTACKS BY AN INFECTED HOST - In a virtualization environment, a host machine on which a guest machine is operable is monitored to determine that it is healthy by being compliant with applicable policies (such as being up to date with the current security patches, running an anti-virus program, certified to run a guest machine, etc.) and free from malicious software or “malware” that could potentially disrupt or compromise the security of the guest machine. If the host machine is found to be non-compliant, then the guest machine is prevented from either booting up on the host machine or connecting to a network to ensure that the entire virtualization environment is compliant and that the guest machine, including its data and applications, etc., is protected against attacks that may be launched against it via malicious code that runs on the unhealthy host machine, or is isolated from the network until the non-compliancy is remediated. | 03-04-2010 |
Noam Gershon Ben-Yochanan, Petach-Tikva IL
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20090327497 | SEAMLESS LOCATION AWARE NETWORK CONNECTIVITY - Described is a technology by which a seamless automatic connection to an (e.g., corporate) network is made for a client device. Upon detecting a need for a connection to a network, such as by intercepting a communication directed towards a network destination, a list of available connection methods is automatically obtained based on the device's current location data (e.g., LAN or remote) and policy information. An available connection method from the list is selected, e.g., in order, and an attempt is made to establish a connection via that connection method. If the attempt fails, another attempt is made with a different connection method, and so on, until a connection method succeeds. Additional seamlessness from the user's perspective is provided via a credentials vault, by which stored credentials may be retrieved and used in association with the access method being attempted. | 12-31-2009 |