公开(公告)号：US20190340388A1

公开(公告)日：2019-11-07

申请号：US16051414

申请日：2018-07-31

Applicant: Salesforce.com, inc.

Inventor： William C. EIDSON ,  David HACKER ,  Yu CHEN ,  Hui Fung Herman KWONG ,  Wolfgang KRAUSE

IPC: G06F21/62 ,  H04L9/32

Abstract: A method and a system for enabling multiple log record consumers to comply with regulations and requirements regarding privacy and handling of data are described. A determination, based on a log record format being of a first of the log record types, that a first field from a raw log record is to be tokenized based on a first tokenization strategy of multiple tokenization strategies in the first log record type, is performed. Each one of the tokenization strategies identifies a tokenization mechanism from tokenization mechanisms for generating a token from a raw value to enable compliance with a set of regulations and requirements regarding privacy and the handling of data. For a first raw value in the first field a first token is generated that is an anonymized representation of the first raw value using a tokenization mechanism identified by the first tokenization strategy in the log record type.

公开(公告)号：US20180176239A1

公开(公告)日：2018-06-21

申请号：US15385491

申请日：2016-12-20

Applicant: salesforce.com, inc.

Inventor： Ping YAN ,  Huy HANG ,  Hui Fung Herman KWONG

IPC: H04L29/06

CPC classification number: H04L63/1425

Abstract: Threat detection in a multi-organizational environment. Attribute data corresponding to accesses to a multi-organizational environment and entity data corresponding to accesses to the multi-organizational environment are maintained. A graph based on the attribute data and the entity data where graph edges represent a relationship between an attribute and an entity is generated. Subsequent access are compared to the graph to determine if the subsequent access corresponds to a new relationship. The subsequent access is allowed if the subsequent access does not correspond to a new relationship. The subsequent access further analyzed if the subsequent access corresponds to a new, unexpected relationship.