George McNitt

Title: George McNitt and Telephone Call Security Inventions.

Introduction

George McNitt is an inventor based in Keller, Texas, whose patent work addresses the detection and prevention of unauthorized or otherwise undesired telephone call activity. His inventions focus on analyzing silence and other call signals to identify suspicious activity.

Latest Patents

McNitt’s listed patents include “Three-way telephone call prevention system and method,” which describes detecting a call signal level, comparing it with a predetermined silence threshold, and measuring how long the signal remains below that threshold.

His other listed patent, “System and method for detecting unauthorized call activity,” describes monitoring calls and analyzing multiple samples to determine whether unauthorized activity may be occurring. The disclosed techniques can mute a party during analysis and use multiple detection methods to make it harder to evade the system.

McNitt is credited with 2 patents.

Career Highlights

McNitt’s patent work is associated with Evercom Systems, Inc. The inventions reflect a focus on call monitoring and security methods designed to detect suspicious telephone activity.

Collaborations

Tom Jurcak and Michael Lord are identified as McNitt’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the listed patents.

Conclusion

George McNitt’s two listed patents center on using signal and silence analysis to help detect and prevent unauthorized telephone call activity.