Francesco Fabrizi

Title: Francesco Fabrizi: Patents in Access Control and Application Monitoring.

Introduction

Francesco Fabrizi is an inventor based in Rome, Italy. His work includes inventions related to access control in computing systems and the configuration of application monitoring tools. He is associated with Kyndryl, Inc. and International Business Machines Corporation. His patent portfolio includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Fabrizi’s listed patents address two areas of computing systems:

- Ontology Based Control of Access to Resources in a Computing System describes a method for managing access to computing resources through a knowledge base organized according to an access-control ontology. The ontology can be updated using assertions from an update request, while access requests are evaluated through queries to determine whether access should be granted or denied. The invention also describes related computer programs, products, and a system for implementing the method.

- Monitoring Rules Declaration and Automatic Configuration of the Monitoring Rules describes a process for managing monitoring rules during application development and deployment. The process extracts rules from an application’s source code, obtains information to complete and customize them, removes duplicates, and sends the resulting rules to a monitoring tool for configuration.

Career Highlights

Fabrizi’s listed professional affiliations include Kyndryl, Inc. and International Business Machines Corporation. His patents reflect work on software systems, including resource-access governance and automated monitoring configuration.

Collaborations

Among Fabrizi’s listed coworkers are Angelo Littera and Claudio Valant.

Conclusion

Francesco Fabrizi’s two listed patents focus on practical software-management challenges, from controlling access to computing resources to configuring application monitoring rules.