United Services Automobile Association (usaa)

Gabriel Carlos Fernandez

Thomas Bret Buckingham

Maland Keith Mortensen

Debra Randall Casillas

Zakery Layne Johnson

Sudarshan Rangarajan

Ruthie D Lyle

Eric David Schroeder

Ashley Raine Philbrick

Snehal Desai

Nathan Lee Post

Rachel Elizabeth Csabi

Deborah Janette Schulz

Courtney St Martin

Sumita T Jonak

John Shelton

Carlos J P Chavez

Bharat Prasad

Patrick Adam

Christopher Thomas Wilkinson

Thomas Wayne Schwarz, Jr

Emily Kathleen Krebs

Jonathan Edward Neuse

Karen Marie Moritz

Stephen Seyler Aultman

Joseph James Albert Campbell

Sara Teresa Alonzo

Benjamin Goos

Tyler Caro

Minya Liang

Christopher M Russell

Richard Andrew Davey

Joel S Hartshorn

Carlos Jp Chavez

Michael Wayne Lester

Pooja Krishnaswamy

Andrew L Anaruk

Ana Maldonado

James T Karras

James Eric McCarty

Arthur Quentin Smith

Rickey Dale Burks

Michael Joseph Gaeta

Oscar Roberto Tijerina

Qunying Kou

Mark Paxman Warnick

David Joaquin Harris

Dustin Bowen Bitter

Ameer A Noorani

Marta Leigh Argumedo

Corinne Burrows Schuster

Gregory James McChesney

Vicente Garcia

Matthew Thomas Murray

Michael Frank Morris

Sharon Kay Haverlah

Seth E Ethington

Heather Hernandez

Michael Scott McQuarrie

Hudson Reid Jameson

Gage Robert Lynch

Amy R Marquez

Corey Pickrel

Christopher Paul Blanchard

A system and method for detecting deviations in building structures over time is disclosed. The system and method use range images of buildings captured using range imaging cameras (for example, time-of-flight cameras) to construct 3D models with sufficient resolution to detect deviations in structures that may not be obvious from looking at only photographic images. The system can also use augmented reality to project parts of a 3D model over photographic images of a structure to facilitate easy inspection of the structure.

System and method for detecting deviations in building structures using reconstructed 3D models

Techniques are described for managing a network through use of a security device that includes, or has access to, a blockchain node. The security device may manage a network of Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices in a home or other environment. The security device may act as an intermediary to manage secure, trusted communications between the IoT device(s) and external service(s). The security device may also provide network security features such as a network firewall. In some implementations, the security device may run a blockchain node, and the blockchain could be used to establish a verifiable home identity. The security device may interact with external resources and/or services, such as utility services, e-commerce services, and so forth, through this secure mechanism.

Distributed ledger for network security management

Techniques are described for performing multi-factor authentication of a user during a service session, based at least partly on a code conveyed using an audio file. A code is generated that corresponds to the user and/or their user device. A playback device that is registered to the user can be used to output a playback of an audio file that encodes the code. The playback of the audio file is conveyed through the service session by the user device and received by a backend server, which analyzes the playback of the audio file to extract the code. The user can be authenticated based at least partly on verifying the code that is extracted from the playback of the audio file, by comparing the extracted code to the code that was generated and sent to the playback device.

Audio tokens for multi-factor authentication

Systems and methods described herein facilitate the management of personalized life information using a distributed ledger. For example, a distributed ledger system, such as one or more blockchains, may manage personalized life information of one or more individuals to, for example, determine an occurrence of a life event for a first individual based at least in part on personalized life information for the first individual, to access various types of personalized life information for the first individual in response to the determination of the occurrence of the life event for the first individual, and to provide a subset of the personalized life information data for the first individual to a user device associated with a second individual.

Systems and methods for managing personalized life information

A computer-implemented method for data segmentation to improve security is described. The method includes receiving a request, from a client device of a user, for authentication information; parsing the request; based on the parsing, determining an authentication score that represents a likelihood that the request is from an authenticated device; determining, from the authentication score, a number of segments into which the requested authentication information is divided; and for each of the segments, assigning one or more portions of the authentication information to that segment, in which each segment is associated with one or more times at which to transmit information assigned to that segment, and at one or more times specified by that segment, transmitting one or more portions of the authentication information assigned to that segment to the client device.

Systems and methods for secure data transfer

Embodiments disclosed herein may relate to systems and methods for secure authentication that enable a user to set up an account or log in an existing account upon an existing user vouching for the user. Embodiments disclosed herein relate to verifying one or more attributes of the user by transmitting multiple decentralized verification notifications to multiple existing users. Upon receiving a verification quorum, a request may be authenticated.

Methods and systems for authentication of new users

Systems and methods are described to facilitate an efficient on-boarding experience for users joining a financial institution, while maintaining the integrity of certain operations to determine whether the users are eligible for certain financial products based on the personal information of the users. For instance, a first server may perform an approval process by receiving a request to verify an identity of the user using a digital identity service, sending to a second server a request to obtain one or more categories of personal information about the user, receiving personal information associated with the one or more categories selected by or authorized by the user, determining, based on at least some of the received personal information, that the user is approved for a payment card, and sending information associated with the payment card to a mobile device.

Near instantaneous payment card or loan approval using digital identity

Embodiments described herein disclose technology for verifying authorization of an application download. The system can receive from a device associated with a user, a request to download an application. In response to a first instance of the application being downloaded on the device, the system can assign a unique identifier to the first instance of the application. After the application is downloaded and prior to granting the person requesting the application download access to the first instance of the application, the system can request via the first instance of the application identification information and particular authentication information to verify that the person requesting the application download is authorized to do so. In response to verifying that the person requesting the application download is authorized, the unique identifier can be associated with the account, user and/or device to result in a verified download of the first instance of the application.

Authentication for application downloads

A system and a method for diagnosing a problem with a motor vehicle using sound. Ambient noise information for the motor vehicle is determined. Current sound information is received, and whether there is a variation in sound between the current sound information and the ambient noise information is determined. The ambient noise information is subtracted from the current sound information if the variation has been identified, to identify a sound anomaly. A sound anomaly signal is extracted and compared with predetermined anomaly signal information stored in a database. The predetermined anomaly signal information is associated with diagnostic information.

Automatic problem detection from sounds

The technology described herein detects a first device associated with a user that is within a detectable range of a second device. The system requests authentication information. In response to receiving the authentication information, a token generator associated with the user can generate a secure token. The secure token can be sent to the server. Once the secure token is verified, the user is granted access to one or more services.

Efficient logon

A method and system of intelligently alerting and/or routing vehicles to improve driving safety is disclosed. The method includes sharing data collected by vehicles in different locations to determine whether the presence of dynamically moving objects such as animals and pedestrians will affect traffic conditions for other vehicles on the nearby roadways. If the system determines there is a likelihood of such objects being obstacles to other vehicles, an alert can be automatically presented to the drivers of the impacted vehicles. The method further includes generating routes for the driver that avoid, or limit, the driver's exposure to the obstacle.

Intelligent vehicle guidance for improved driving safety

An authentication system may receive non-voice biometric authentication information from a user and authenticate the user via a first authentication method using the non-voice biometric authentication information. After authenticating the user via the first authentication method, the authentication system can enhance or create, based on a verbal request or a verbal command received from the user, a voice profile associated with the user. Once the profile is enhanced or created, the user is enrolled into a voice biometric authentication program.

Systems and methods for authentication program enrollment

A corporate information technology (IT) network can protect sensitive data sent to computers located outside of the IT network. For example, a customer of a company may control who can access his or her sensitive personal information by identifying his or her access preference included in an access control list, where the access preference describes a level of access that at least one remote employee or person may have to the customer's sensitive personal information. A data protection server may containerize the sensitive personal information and the access control list of the person in a data protection container. If a remote employee or a person requests access the customer's sensitive personal information, the data protection server may perform data protection related operations to provide the sensitive personal information to the remote employee or person.

Data access control

A user authentication system includes an image capture device and a controller communicatively coupled to the image capture device. The controller receives first image data associated with user identification information and generates a first set of biometric data based on the first image data. The controller also receives second image data associated with a first user action in response to the first set of biometric data approximately matching a first set of authenticated biometric data. The controller further generates a second set of biometric data based on the second image data and receives third image data associated with a second user action. The controller also generates a third set of biometric data based on the third image data. The controller further grant access to a user account in response to the second and third sets of biometric data approximately matching second and third sets of authenticated biometric data, respectively.

Systems and methods for authenticating a user using an image capture device

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San Antonio, TX, United States of America

Gabriel Carlos Fernandez