Dhruva Gaidhani

Title: Dhruva Gaidhani: Inventor in Scalable TLS Access Control.

Introduction

Dhruva Gaidhani is an inventor based in Seattle, Washington, whose patent work addresses secure access control for internet services. His listed invention focuses on using mutual transport layer security (TLS) authentication to verify client certificates at scale.

Latest Patents

Gaidhani is associated with 1 patent: “Mechanism for Enforcing Access Control at Scale to an Internet Service Using Transport Layer Security (TLS).” The patent describes systems and methods for a scalable load balancer to enforce client-certificate access control. The system receives certificate authority (CA) bundle and certificate revocation list (CRL) files, combines them into a single trust store, and distributes snapshots of that store to load-balancer nodes. Each node uses its snapshot to check whether a client certificate chains to a trusted CA and whether it appears on the CRL. If the certificate is trusted and not revoked, the system can forward the client’s connection data to an application target.

Career Highlights

Gaidhani is associated with Amazon Technologies, Inc. His patent reflects work on distributing certificate-based verification across load-balancer nodes, with the aim of supporting scalable and consistent access control.

Collaborations

The patent’s listed coworkers include Sathyaprasad Srivatsa Ramaseshan and Hyunsoo Choe. Their names indicate collaboration connected with the invention.

Conclusion

Dhruva Gaidhani’s patent contribution centers on scaling mutual TLS certificate checks through shared trust-store snapshots, linking secure client authentication with load-balancer infrastructure.