Bank of America Corporation

Christopher Stephen Littrell

Edward Lee Traywick

Tomas Mata Castrejon, Iii

Joshua R Johnson

Christopher D Nobile

Trina Perraut

Barry Walsh

Kara M Schlageter

Barry Gregory Jude Walsh

Embodiments of the invention are directed to systems, computer program products, and methods for electronic authentication of electronic distributed network traffic via enriched data. An authorization request is provided from a user of a first endpoint device to send or receive data with a second endpoint device. A request for a first authentication credential to the first endpoint device is transmitted, and an authentication transmission is received by the system. An enhanced authentication engine is initialized, which collects, by a middleware, data flow from an identity database to the enhanced authentication engine. A metadata source is combined with the data flow to form a combined data, which is transmitted to an alert engine.

System and method for electronic authentication of electronic distributed network traffic via enriched data

Arrangements for providing dynamic passive authentication are provided. In some aspects, registration data may be received for a plurality of users. The registration data may include biometric data of each user of the plurality of users, and identification of one or more user computing devices that each user is authorize to access. In response to receiving an indication of login to a user computing device by a first user, one or more passive authentication functions may be activated and biometric data may be received from devices associated with the user computing device. The computing platform may compare the received biometric data to registration biometric data associated with the first user. If the received data matches the registration data, the system may capture additional biometric data at a subsequent time. If the received data does not match the registration data, one or more mitigation actions may be identified and executed.

Dynamic passive authentication

Aspects of the disclosure are directed to a supporting authentication between a computing platform and a computer that has an attached geolocation dongle. The attached geolocation dongle provides location information to the computer that is indicative of a current location of the computer, where the location information is obtained from RF signals generated from neighboring cell towers or the Global Positioning System. The computing platform may utilize the location information for authenticating the computer. Moreover, the location information may be encrypted by the geolocation dongle based on an encryption key known by the geolocation dongle and the computing platform. With another aspect, authentication is supported by a computer and an associated communication device that provides location information to the computer via a short-range communication channel. With another aspect, authentication is supported by a computer and an associated communication device that provides location information directly to the computing platform.

Geolocation authenticator

Systems, computer program products, and methods are described herein for identifying network control gaps in an automated fashion. The present disclosure is configured to execute instructions to deploy one or more autonomous programs on a network infrastructure; continually monitor feedback data received from the one or more autonomous programs; based on the feedback data received from the one or more autonomous programs, determine that the one or more autonomous programs has circumvented one or more network control policies; analyze the feedback data to determine how the one or more autonomous programs has circumvented the one or more network control policies; and execute instructions to pause access to one or more systems or elevate one or more security requirements in response to determining that the one or more autonomous programs has circumvented one or more network control policies.

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Christopher Stephen Littrell