Bank of America Corporation

Jason Todd Greeter

Richard Scot

Terry G McConnell

Jose Antonio Covaria

Allan Wayne Avellanet

Kesha Hamilton

A system is configured for assessing information security in a network. The system identifies portions of documents that contain information that is responsive to questions about an entity's compliance with network user requirements. The system then determines whether the identified information meets network user requirements. The system also calculates a confidence interval for its determinations. A report is generated to display the system's determinations and the associated confidence intervals for those determinations.

Information security assessment translation engine

A system for verifying resource propagations in real-time typically includes a classical computer apparatus and a quantum optimizer in communication with the classical computer apparatus. The quantum optimizer is configured to analyze resource propagation information related to previous resource propagations and confirmed attacks to generate a model for verifying resource propagations or mitigating potential attacks. When the classical computer apparatus receives indication of a present resource propagation, the classical computer apparatus transfers attributes of the present resource propagation to the quantum optimizer, which analyzes the resource propagation using the model to determine whether the resource propagation involves a potential attack. Based on the indication from the quantum optimizer, the classical computer apparatus attempts to mitigate the potential attack or allows the resource propagation to proceed. By employing a quantum optimizer to verify resource propagation, the system is able to verify the resource propagation request in real-time.

Information securities resource propagation for attack prevention

Systems and arrangements for integrating two or more overlapping requirements from different assessments are presented. In some examples, determining whether requirements are considered overlapping may include identifying a plurality of aspects of each requirement and comparing the aspects to aspects of other requirements to determine whether at least a threshold number of aspects are the same. Upon identifying two or more overlapping requirements, the system may integrate the two or more overlapping requirements into an integrated requirement. A unique identifier may be generated for the integrated requirement and associated with the integrated requirement. Data may be received responsive to a request for data for an integrated requirement and the system may associate the received data with the integrated requirement and may map the received data to the two or more requirements integrated into the integrated requirement.

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Jason Todd Greeter