How to implement mobile data loss prevention (DLP) tools? I have googled but unable to gather the information. Anybody has documentation or life-cycle, flow of Mobile DLP?
Thanks in advance.
If I understand your question right you are looking for a tool that will give you information about Data leakage goes out from your mobile device through apps like Dropbox,google,Trello etc .., We released yesterday a project called SecuriGo to give viability about application of data in more than 100 apps, take a look at www.securigo.com
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I do reporting/analytics for site usage and engagement for a share point online site with my company. I currently run the usage logs manually from site audit reports and the process is very time consuming and not always accurate. Does anyone know a better way to get these logs? Also has anyone had success in implementing a 3rd party platform to capture site visits like google analytics? We have tried to implement Matomo, but not much success.
#B1landry,
You may have a try Azure app insight, provides similar functionality to Google Analytics with the advantage of keeping your data in the same ecosystem.
Check below docs to get started:
https://sharepoint.handsontek.net/2019/02/19/how-to-add-application-insights-to-sharepoint-without-modifying-the-master-page/
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/app/sharepoint
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/246834/how-can-i-setup-a-sharepoint-online-site-usage-mon-1.html
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I would like to know if it is possible to detect web forms, payment gateways, and ads on a web page in an automated manner, by running some code after crawling and indexing the web page.
To give the question some context, I would basically like to know if the given web page is being monetized in some way. If there were a program to detect the above, it would provide a way to find out if the web page is capturing leads, selling a product or service, or displaying ads.
Moreover, I would like to know: is there some form of on-page monetization that cannot be detected by using an automated program?
Yes its possible to parse a web page after downloading it - but if you need to ask the question then you still have a very long journey ahead of you before you are capable of understanding how to do this. Your question is also off topic as it does not relate to solving a programming problem.
However it is impossible to determine programatically if the content of a web page represents monetization. It is possible to make some guesses using a database of known advertisers and/or very advanced AI techniques. Come back and ask again after you have mastered data science, antagonistic / back progogated neural networks and image analysis in about 15 years from now.
I apologize for the question but I don't have the resources to figure it out myself.
I'm looking for features my next iOS / android app should have and as you can imagine, I'm interested on a "pinch of social" that's why getsream seems to be my saver.
After reading the getting started section and the documentation, I found this warning http://getstream.io/docs/#mobile that confuses me.
I supposed getstream is a managed service that takes care of everything letting me use the REST API to build my mobile community within their phones.
Could you please tell me where I'm wrong?
Many thanks
There are two main reasons we do not recommend integrating Getstream client side (i.e. in the browser or on mobile). First, it is hard to guarantee security when you integrate from the client-side, you have to somehow provision tokens for each user's feed (and feeds they want to target with activities http://getstream.io/docs/#targetting), you could also generate an application wide (read/write) token and ship this to all clients but this is also a bad idea for obvious reasons. Second, we do not recommend using Getstream to store all your activity data, you store references to objects in your local database and enrich the activities from getstream at read time (have a look at our integration libraries for Django/Rails).
What technologies are available to accomplish audio streaming between browsers without the need for additional software?
I have tried Lync Server which doesn't support audio/video, WebRTC which is not supposed by IE and now I am trying Silverlight but it's not really well at all.
Anyone else know of any other ways?
Thanks a lot!
You can read here for starter: How to embed a web conference room into web application?
There are providers out there that will sort this out for you but if you want open source/free it is likely to be based on WebRTC.
You can also use Flash if you want browser coverage but providing code for that is beyond the scope of stackoverflow however Google can help you find a proper solution (you will most likely need a server like Wowza)
I would like to get some stats programmatically about my app; for example: total downloads, active installs...
I wish google would give an api for doing this. What do people do?
There currently is no API, and it is possible to get these statistics, but it's quite complicated (you have to get an AuthSub token for the market developer service, and then do the right requests and parse a number of GWTRPC encoded responses. These GWTRPC responses change everytime they launch a new version of the android market dashboard, so be prepared to monitor frequently whether this has happened).
In a recent chat with one of the Android folks from Google I heard that they are aware of this issue and know that it's a very popular demand by developers, so hopefully there will be a better way soon.