Jpmorgan Chase Bank, N.a.

Salesforce Com, Inc.

Jeffrey DiMuro

Daniel Thomas Harrison

Arastun Efendiyev

In various embodiments, a method of verifying a multi-factor administrator action may be performed. The method may include receiving, from a first user, an authentication request that indicates a requested access, where the first user has administrative privileges to perform the requested access. The method may further include identifying a second user that has administrative privileges to approve the requested access. A verification request may be to the second user. In response to receiving an approval message from the second user within a particular amount of time, an authentication response that indicates that the first user is authorized to perform the requested access may be sent to the first user.

Multi-factor administrator action verification system

Systems and methods for secure cards with on-board verification are disclosed. In one embodiment, a transaction device associated with at least one transaction account may have a substrate comprising a display that displays an account identifier for the transaction account; a sensor that receives authentication information from a user; a processor that processes the authentication information to verify the authenticity of the user; and a communicator that communicates at least the account information, the communicator including at least one of a magnetic stripe, an electrical interface, and a wireless RF interface. The display may not display the account identifier until the user is authenticated, and the communicator may be inactive to communicate the account information until the user is authenticated.

System and method for secure card with on-board verification

Systems and methods for packet profiling are disclosed. According to one embodiment, a method for profiling incoming data packets for an organization includes the steps of (1) receiving, at an interface for a transport provider, a data packet; (2) using a computer processor, analyzing the data packet; (3) using the computer processor, based on the analysis, marking the data packet; and (4) transmitting the data packet to the organization.

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Milford, CT, United States of America

Jeffrey DiMuro