Cory Lee Scott

Title: Cory Lee Scott and Secure Data Exchange

Introduction

Cory Lee Scott is an inventor based in Mountain View, California. His work includes patenting technology for secure, real-time access to auditable datasets on distributed computing systems. He is associated with Confluent, Inc., and has 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Scott’s latest listed patent, “Data exchange on a distributed computing system,” describes a system that provides a user with a secure link to an auditable, machine-readable dataset. The system applies policy constraints to some or all of the dataset and authenticates the user, the client device, or both when the link is activated. It then enables real-time streaming access to the data.

The supplied patent information lists this same title and description twice, so it does not identify two distinct inventions.

Career Highlights

Scott’s patent work focuses on controlled data sharing in distributed computing environments. The described approach combines secure links, policy-based authentication, auditability, and real-time streaming access.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Andrew Winthrop Taylor and Jesse Olin Miller. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or their relationship to the invention.

Conclusion

Cory Lee Scott’s listed patent work centers on enabling secure, policy-governed, real-time exchange of auditable data across distributed computing systems.