Kunal Visoulia

Kunal Visoulia - Alerting Unusual Activities in an Enterprise Production Environment

Kunal Visoulia is an inventor based in Noida, India who has been awarded one patent to date. His invention is for a system and method to identify unusual activities in an enterprise production environment by analyzing sequences of microservices.

His patented system models activities in a production environment as a sequence of microservices and identifies unusual activities by analyzing those sequences. The system creates a directed graph of usual activities and uses that as a basis for determining unusual activities. The activities that were actually performed are then analyzed using statistical techniques, and any low relative fit activities are flagged as suspicious. These low fit activities are monitored and if they persist for an extended duration, they are deemed unusual and an individual is alerted to begin a manual review.

Kunal Visoulia's patent is a valuable contribution to the field of enterprise production environment monitoring, as it provides a more automated, efficient, and reliable way to identify unusual activities. Kunal developed his invention while working at Dell Products, Inc., a leading technology company that specializes in computer hardware, software, and related services.

Kunal's colleagues at Dell Products, Inc. included Parminder Singh Sethi and Kanika Kapish, among others. Parminder is a Senior Director at Dell Products, Inc., who specializes in product and technology development. Kanika is a Senior Manager at Dell Products, Inc., with expertise in software engineering and development.

Overall, Kunal Visoulia's invention is an excellent example of the kind of innovative thinking and solutions we expect from inventors today. His work is a valuable contribution to the field of enterprise production monitoring and has the potential to revolutionize how organizations monitor and detect unusual activities.