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Report generation functionality is almost always [citation needed] present in database systems, where the source of the data is the database itself. It can also be argued that report generation is part of the purpose of a spreadsheet. Standalone report generators may work with multiple data sources and export reports to different document formats.

System and method employing structured intelligence to verify and contain threats at endpoints

ActiveUS10033748B1Limiting the threat's ability to communicateError detection/correctionComputer security arrangementsSecurity information and event managementNetwork data
A system and method to detect and contain threatening executable code by employing a threat monitor, verifier, endpoint agent, and a security information and event management module. The system and method determine whether a threat has persisted or executed, and allow that information to be communicated back to the detection mechanism (or other system) such that a user (or machine) may make a decision to take further action such as to contain the threat quickly and / or permit the system to do so automatically. The system further generates a report by a threat monitor, the report includes information on the one or more threats resulting from the analyzing of the portion of the network data; analyzing the information within the report by a verifier to yield intelligence that includes at least one of instructions or indicators related to the identified one or more threats and determining, gathering and correlating verification information from the endpoint agent to determine whether the verification information corresponds to a verified threat, the verification information includes at least a portion of the results of the examination and an identifier for the endpoint device; and sending a notification including a portion of the verification information to identify the verified threat.
Owner:FIREEYE SECURITY HLDG US LLC +1

Wound electronic medical record system

Methods and apparatus for storing and reviewing wound data are shown using a digital datasheet, or wound electronic medical record (WEMR). The WEMR is preferably presented via a single page containing all data that should be considered by a wound healing provider, as predetermined by protocol. This includes, but is not limited to, fields for: a digital photograph of the wound; a graph of the wound healing rate (length, width, depth and area over time); wound and other treatments including current systemic medications, along with a patient identifier and review/approval indicator. This may also include hematology and chemistry laboratory data; radiology and pathology images along with their associated reports; ambulation status and other history; and microbiology data including sensitivities. The WEMR is implemented via a wound database system, which includes templates and policies for rapid report generation and tools for protocol mapping. A particular WEMR page may be designed for electronic or paper review and approval by a treating physician, thus permitting comprehensive but efficient review of all relevant wound data, whether for a personal or remote consult, real-time or otherwise. When teaching or doing studies, patient identifier information can be masked while still enabling review of large but detailed data sets for a variety of wound and patient criteria.
Owner:NEW YORK UNIV
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