Frank Hassanabad

Title: Frank Hassanabad: Advancing Protected Data Fabric Technology.

Introduction

Frank Hassanabad is an inventor based in Longmont, Colorado. His patent work addresses ways to organize and visualize information about entities and their relationships within protected environments.

Latest Patents

Hassanabad is associated with 1 patent, titled “Systems, Methods, and Storage Media for Creating and Managing an Entity-Oriented Data Fabric in a Protected Environment.” The invention describes creating an entity-oriented data fabric by identifying entities in a protected environment, gathering related data, and mapping relationships among those entities. It organizes entities and portions of data into objects, stores information about the entities, data, relationships, and objects, and presents that information through a unified framework and user-interface visualization. The system is designed to help users discover compromised entities and identify entities that may be vulnerable to compromise.

Career Highlights

Hassanabad’s listed patent reflects work at the intersection of data organization and security. By bringing entity information and relationships into a unified view, the described system aims to support analysis of potential security risks in protected environments.

Collaborations

Hassanabad is associated with Radicl Defense, Inc. His listed coworker is Matthew Petersen.

Conclusion

Frank Hassanabad’s patent focuses on using an entity-oriented data fabric to make information in protected environments easier to connect, visualize, and assess for security risks.