General Electric Company

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Ge Aviation Systems Limited

Meditechsafe, Inc.

Pranav N Patel

Shawn Arthur McClintic

Krishna D Jonnalagadda

Dinesh Nath Taneja

Jigar N Patel

Ramakrishnan Ayyappan Pillai

A method for implementing cybersecurity risk management for network connectable devices is disclosed. The method involves device vulnerability and risk assessment, risk remediation, compromise detection and incident response. The vulnerability and risk assessment consider both technical and human factors. The method also includes using crowdsourcing methods, such as games and gamification, standalone or in combination with other technologies for inventory development, risk assessment and compromise detection. The risk remediation/mitigation and incident response include prioritized role and skill-based execution of security controls and incident responses, wherein security controls and incident responses can be selected from multiple options based on effectiveness and cost. The method further involves governance of the risk management process in an entity.

Device cybersecurity risk management

A computer-implemented process of remediating device security vulnerabilities is carried out by determining identifications of electronic devices associated with an entity and calculating, for each device, a security cyber-vulnerability score. For instance, the cyber-vulnerability score is calculated by generating a device cyber-vulnerability score based upon known threats and vulnerabilities, generating a device level cyber-vulnerability score by augmenting the generated device cyber-vulnerability score based upon at least one device level parameter, generating an environmental cyber-vulnerability score, and computing an overall cyber-vulnerability score based upon the device level cyber-vulnerability score and the environmental cyber-vulnerability score. The computer-implemented process also comprises prioritizing the electronic devices based upon the computed overall cyber-vulnerability score, identifying whether a patch is available for at least one electronic device, and initiating a remediation/mitigation workflow to patch at least one electronic device.

Device vulnerability management

A system includes an energy storage system capable of receiving electrical energy from an energy source and can supply electrical energy to a first load during a first period and to the first load during a second period. The first load differs in usage rate from the first period relative to the second period. A system controller maintains the energy storage system such that the energy storage system maintains a first amount of stored electrical energy during a first mode, and a second amount of electrical energy during a second mode. The system controller maintains the energy storage system in the first mode during a first portion of the first period, and in the second mode during a second portion of the first period.

Method for controlling energy storage system

Method for conditioning a power supply for starting a jet engine having an electrical starting system with an auxiliary power unit in parallel with a DC power supply.

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West Chester, OH, United States of America

Pranav N Patel