Adam Geller

Title: Adam Geller and Cybersecurity Detection Assessment.

Introduction

Adam Geller is an inventor based in Menlo Park, California, and is associated with Exabeam, Inc. His patent work addresses how to evaluate whether a cybersecurity system can effectively meet a detection objective.

Latest Patents

Geller is named on one patent: “System, Method, and Computer Program for Assessing a Cybersecurity System’s Ability to Satisfy a Detection Objective.” The invention describes a system that identifies the measures used to implement a cybersecurity detection objective and periodically scores how effectively the system performs each measure. It compares fields relevant to each measure with fields extracted by parsers during a defined time window. The system then combines the measure scores into an objective score that reflects the operational effectiveness of the measures during that same period. Geller’s listed patent portfolio includes 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Geller’s disclosed invention focuses on making cybersecurity detection performance measurable. By assessing individual measures and combining their results, the system is designed to provide an overall view of how well a cybersecurity system satisfies a detection objective.

Collaborations

Geller’s listed coworkers include Ananta Vadlamani and Andrew Skrei. The available information identifies them as coworkers but does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Adam Geller’s patent describes a structured approach to evaluating cybersecurity detection objectives through periodic measure scoring and an overall assessment of operational effectiveness.