Capital One Services, LLC

Other

Jose Moreno

Jonatan Yucra Rodriguez

Vu Nguyen

Andrew Veenstra

Thomas J O'Connor

Jon Stofer

William Ye

Daniel Liu

Samuel Joshua Bennett

Alec Sokol

Saianirudh Kantabathina

Mary Baum

Richard Hightower

Selwyn Lehmann

Patrick Ryan

Forrest Thomas

Michael Qiu

Scott Mandrell

Christopher Cellucci

Navaneet Galagali

David Woods

Sathi Chowdhury

Systems and methods of the present disclosure enable anomaly detection based on data lineage by using at least one processor to receive initial lineage records that record initial changes in data items at each data processor of a lineage stream. The processor(s) generates a historical distribution as a data processor baseline for a particular data processor based on each change in each data item at the particular data processor. For lineage records in a subsequent time period, the processor(s) identifies subsequent changes in data items at the particular data processor and generates a real-time dynamic distribution to represent a current data processor behavior for the particular data processor based on each change for the subsequent lineage records. The processor(s) determines a deviation between the data processor baseline and the current data processor behavior based on the historical distribution and the real-time dynamic distribution to identify a data processor anomaly.

Systems and methods for data lineage-based system anomaly detection

Disclosed embodiments may include a method that includes receiving profile data associated with a user, the profile data comprising a first phone number, receiving browsing data from a user device associated with the user, storing the browsing data with a store time, receiving a phone call from the first phone number at a call time, identifying the user from the first phone number, retrieving the browsing data, determining whether the store time is within a time threshold of the call time and whether the browsing data comprises trigger data. When the browsing data comprises the trigger data and the store time is within the time threshold of the call time, generate a customized audio IVR menu based on the browsing data and present the customized audio IVR menu to the user over the phone call.

Systems and methods for generating customized customer service menu

Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for performing in-flight transformations of data streams. Complex event processing (CEP) operating on event records from various data streams can operate by storing the streamed event record data in a database, and then querying the data to perform a data transformation. However, in order to improve the performance of the data transformations and streamline CEP, a serverless architecture is introduced that can perform data transformations directly on streams, using attributes of the streamed record data defined in a schema. The resulting transformed data can then be provided by the serverless architecture to the CEP for direct access of the data most needed by the CEP.

In-flight transformations over a data stream

In certain embodiments, machine learning and lineage data may be used to manage data. In some embodiments, a computing system may use lineage data to identify two datasets that may be related. The computing system may determine that a user has access to a derivative dataset but does not have access to an original dataset that was used to create the derivative dataset. In response, the computing system may use a machine learning model to generate a similarity score indicating a level of similarity between the original dataset and the derivative dataset. If the similarity score satisfies a threshold score, the computing system may modify access rights of the user so that the user is unable to access a portion of the data in the derivative dataset.

Systems and methods for using machine learning to manage data

Before or after a first-type authentication has been completed, disclosed devices, systems, and methods may conduct a second-type authentication to authenticate a user such that the user can log into a secure device and/or access secure content. An example system may cause a wearable device to activate a biosensor, which extends along a full internal circumference of the wearable device when worn, to detect at least a first sEMG signal on the user's skin responsive to the user performing a first gesture. The system may also generate or receive a first user signature based on the first sEMG signal and determine whether the first user signature matches stored authentication training data. In response to determining that there is a match, the system may complete the second-type authentication to authenticate the user.

Wearable devices and related systems for authenticating a user with surface electromyogram (sEMG)-signals

Methods, media and systems for screening content for malicious content in a web browser are disclosed. Document object model (DOM) elements are retrieved from the content displayed in the web browser. A link to visit a web site included in the DOM elements is identified. The identified link is compared to a list of permitted sources. Information is scanned to determine whether the information matches records of content transmitted by a primary source among the permitted sources. An alert is generated after determining a mismatch between the information in the DOM elements and records of content transmitted by the primary source.

Methods, media, and systems for screening malicious content from a web browser

Disclosed are methods, systems, and non-transitory computer-readable medium for redirecting a user. For instance, the method may include: determining whether a there is a presence of one or combinations of: a particular webpage of a third party website and particular DOM element(s); performing a first DOM analysis on the particular webpage to extract an entity and first data from at least one of the particular DOM element(s); determining whether an entity website is mapped based on the entity and a mapping of entities to entity websites; performing a navigation process to interact with the entity website and extract second data; and performing a comparison analysis on the first data and the second data to determine whether at least one difference is present.

Methods and systems for redirecting a user from a third party website to a provider website

The present invention is directed to a bar seal for a shipping container that indicates if the bar seal has been tampered with during the shipment of goods. The bar seal uses the following mechanisms to indicate tampering: a unique marking mechanism, a reusable locking mechanism, and a temporary sealing mechanism for sealing a shipping container.

Bar seal for shipping container

A single-use security bar seal assembly for containers, comprising an elongated bar member having first and second ends, a support assembly, and a receiving bracket. The receiving bracket, support assembly, and bar member have transparent plastic covers. The single-use security bar seal assembly has bar-codes on all individual parts and electrical means for determining severance of the elongated bar member.

Bar seal for container

A single-use security locking assembly for shipping containers, comprising, a pin, a tether assembly, a locking member, and locking means characterized in that the tether assembly snugly fits around door bars of a shipping container.

Locking tether assembly for shipping container doors

A single-use security bar seal assembly for shipping containers, comprising an elongated bar member having first and second ends, a support assembly, and a receiving bracket. The single-use security bar seal assembly has matching identification codes on all individual parts and electrical means for determining severance of the elongated bar member.

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Berkeley, CA, United States of America

Jose Moreno