Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2018-2025
Title: Innovations by Kailash Patil in Risk Assessment Technologies
Introduction
Kailash Patil is an accomplished inventor based in Atlanta, GA, with a remarkable portfolio of 15 patents. His work primarily focuses on enhancing security and risk assessment in telecommunications, particularly in call center systems.
Latest Patents
One of his latest patents is titled "Carrier signaling based authentication and fraud detection." This invention discloses systems and methods that utilize machine-learning architectures to assess risk for calls directed to call center systems using carrier signaling metadata. The computer evaluates this metadata to perform various risk-scoring techniques, determining the riskiness of calls and authenticating them. The risk score operations include several scoring components, such as appliance print scoring and location similarity scoring, among others.
Another significant patent is "Dynamic account risk assessment from heterogeneous events." This invention provides a method for performing risk assessments by identifying and storing heterogeneous events between a user and a provider system. The computer normalizes these events and determines static risk contributions associated with the account. These contributions are then converted into dynamic risk contributions, which are aggregated and fed into a machine learning model to determine a risk score associated with the account.
Career Highlights
Kailash Patil is currently employed at Pindrop Security, Inc., where he continues to innovate in the field of security technologies. His contributions have significantly advanced the understanding and implementation of risk assessment methodologies in telecommunications.
Collaborations
Kailash has collaborated with notable colleagues, including Scott Strong and David Bryan Dewey, who share his commitment to enhancing security technologies.
Conclusion
Kailash Patil's innovative work in risk assessment technologies has made a significant impact on the telecommunications industry. His patents reflect a deep understanding of security challenges and a commitment to developing effective solutions.