This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Centripetal Networks, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: John C. Fenton: Inventor in Ashburn, Virginia.
Introduction
John C. Fenton is an inventor based in Ashburn, Virginia, and is associated with Centripetal Networks, Inc. His patent work addresses identity-based DNS traffic routing and monitoring.
Latest Patents
Fenton is credited with 1 patent: “Identity-Based Application of Domain Filtering Rules Using Domain Name System (DNS) Platform.” The invention describes a computing platform that establishes a secure, encrypted DNS session with a client device and uses a security certificate to identify the user. Based on that identity, the platform selects a security policy containing domain-matching criteria and corresponding actions. It then applies the relevant action to a DNS query and sends an encrypted response.
Career Highlights
Fenton’s listed patent reflects work on applying user-specific security policies to DNS requests. The approach connects identity verification with domain filtering, enabling DNS traffic to be handled according to the identified user’s policy.
Collaborations
Fenton’s listed coworkers include David K. Ahn and Jess P. Parnell. His company affiliation is Centripetal Networks, Inc.
Conclusion
John C. Fenton’s patent focuses on identity-based domain filtering through encrypted DNS, linking user identification to security policies and actions for domain requests.
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