Jerome Tsung-Yao Chen

Title: Jerome Tsung-Yao Chen and Single Sign-On Technology.

Introduction

Jerome Tsung-Yao Chen is an inventor associated with Fremont, California, and GetThere Inc. His patent work addresses a practical challenge in network security: allowing users to access remote servers without repeatedly entering their credentials.

Latest Patents

Chen is credited with 1 patent: “System and Method for Accessing a Remote Server from an Intranet with a Single Sign-On.” The invention describes a process in which a user first authenticates within an intranet using a username and password. After the user selects a remote server, an intranet server sends that server a token containing authentication information. The remote server decodes the information and performs a second authentication without requiring the user to sign in again.

Career Highlights

Chen’s patent reflects an approach to streamlining access across network boundaries while retaining an authentication step at the remote server. By using information from the initial intranet sign-on, the system aims to reduce repeated login steps for users accessing remote services.

Collaborations

Chen’s listed coworkers include Chee-Seng Chow and Fiyaz Sundarji. The available information identifies these professional associations but does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Jerome Tsung-Yao Chen’s recorded invention focuses on single sign-on access between an intranet and remote servers, combining user convenience with a token-based authentication process.