Bank of America Corporation

Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc.

Rajesh Narayanan

Manu Jacob Kurian

Jubish C Parambath

Anand N Sankaran

Lisa A Caputo

Nicky Joshi

Mousumi Dasgupta

Venket Kandanala

Karthik Srinivasan

Shan K Sasidharan

Sasidhar Purushothaman

Mahesh Kumar Bhashetty

Srinivasulu Bodapati

Sudharsan Selvakumar

Hemanth Prasad Mulpuru

Raghuram Ayalur Muralikrishnan

Anil Krishna Guntupalli

Ramya N Ganapathy

Sireesh Chandra Mutharaju

Mareeswari Muthusamy

Venkateshwar Rao Sankenani

Vijayakumar Rajagopal

Raghuram Ayalurmuralikrishnan

Pulkit Jain

Madhumitha Balasubramaiam

Sravan C Reddy

Deepthi Kameswari

Sumithra Jayaraman

VijayPrabhu Baskaran

Anierutha X Chandhiramowuli

SyedTalat Iqbal

Aspects of the disclosure relate to inspecting a data stream. Some aspects include conveying the data stream through a multi-level data channel and inspection architecture. The architecture includes a multi-level data pipeline. The pipeline includes a plurality of parallel pipes. The output of one pipe provides an input to a successive one of the pipes. The method further includes receiving the data stream at an upstream portion of the pipeline and inspecting data in the data stream for converting the data stream into inspected data. The method then outputs inspected data at a downstream portion of the pipeline. Each of the pipes inspect the data on a different level of data channel inspection than the other pipes. Each level of data channel inspection has data attributes and/or metadata extracting capabilities. Each pipe transfer data packets at greater than or equal to a threshold data transfer rate.

Multi-level data channel and inspection architectures having data pipes in parallel connections

Systems and methods for authenticating presumptively incompatible elements in a digital network are provided. A method may include receiving an access request from a client node in the network. The access request may be requesting access to an application in the network. The access request may be associated with a uniform resource identifier ('authURI'). The method may include extracting a target application from the URI. The method may include determining an authentication protocol that is supported by the target application. The method may include generating, based on the authentication protocol, a series of one or more authentication tests that, in combination, satisfy the authentication protocol. The authentication tests may satisfy the authentication protocol even when the client node natively supports a different authentication protocol. The method may include executing the series of authentication tests to authenticate the client node vis-&#xe0;-vis the target application.

Split-tiered point-to-point inline authentication architecture

Deep packet inspection of data in a multi-spoke data tunnel inspection architecture is provided. Inspection may include using a data review tunnel module to receive a first portion of a data stream, encrypted with a first encryption scheme, in a first data conduit. The method may also include receiving a second portion of the data stream, encrypted with a second encryption scheme, in the second data conduit. The method may also include decrypting and reconstructing a complete data stream. The complete data stream may be derived from the decrypted and reconstructed first data stream and the decrypted and reconstructed second data stream. The method may then analyze and review the flow of the complete data stream to determine whether the flow of the data stream is associated with a pre-determined likelihood of intrusion, and then prepare a data report based on the analysis and review.

Multi-level data channel and inspection architecture including security-level-based filters for diverting network traffic

An apparatus includes a memory that stores a plurality of records and a hardware processor. The processor receives a request for a first record and a second record of the plurality of records and divides, based on a type of the first record and a type of the second record, the first record into a first portion and a second portion and the second record into a third portion and a fourth portion. The processor also creates a first chunk using the first portion of the first record and the third portion of the second record and creates a second chunk using the second portion of the first record and the fourth portion of the second record. The processor further scrubs the first chunk to create a first message, scrubs the second chunk to create a second message, and communicates the first and second messages to an external device.

Data security tool

Aspects of the disclosure relate to a method for inspecting a data stream. The method may include conveying the data stream through a multi-level data channel and inspection architecture. The architecture includes a multi-level data pipeline. The pipeline is formed from pipes arranged serially such that each output of one pipe provides an input to a successive one of the plurality of pipes. The pipeline receives the data stream at an upstream portion of the pipeline, and inspects the data in the data stream. Thereafter, the pipeline outputs inspected data at a downstream portion of the pipeline. The outputted inspected data becomes inputted date for a successive one of the pipes. A data manager may be configured to coordinate passage of the data into and out of the pipeline, and between one or more of the group of mechanisms. Each pipe is configured to inspect the data on a different level of data channel inspection, each level of data channel inspection having individual data attribute and/or metadata extracting capabilities, from any of the other of the plurality of pipes.

Multi-level data channel and inspection architectures

Systems and methods for authenticating presumptively incompatible elements in a digital network are provided. A method may include receiving an access request from a client node in the network. The access request may be requesting access to an application in the network. The access request may be associated with a uniform resource identifier ('URI'). The method may include extracting a target application from the URI. The method may include determining an authentication protocol that is supported by the target application. The method may include generating, based on the authentication protocol, a series of one or more authentication tests that, in combination, satisfy the authentication protocol. The authentication tests may satisfy the authentication protocol even when the client node natively supports a different authentication protocol. The method may include executing the series of authentication tests to authenticate the client node vis-&#xe0;-vis the target application.

A device configured to receive a data set and instructions for processing the data set from a network device. The device is further configured to parse the data set into a plurality of data segments to be processed, and generate a plurality of instruction segments from the received instructions. The device is further configured to assign each instruction segment to a resource unit, and to generate control information with instructions for combining processed data segments from the resource units. The device is further configured to receive processed data segments from the resource units, to generate the processed data set, and to output the processed data set to the network device.

Multiplexed resource allocation architecture

A method for converting data via a centralized application programming interface ('API') is provided. The method may include retrieving data files from two or more data repositories and transmitting the data files to the centralized API. For each of the data files, the method may include selecting a conversion application and executing the conversion application to convert the data files into secure data files. The executing may include converting sensitive data strings into fictional data strings. Each of the sensitive data strings may include a first sub-set of characters and a second sub-set of characters. The converting may include, for each of the sensitive data strings, replacing the first sub-set of characters with a third sub-set of characters and maintaining the second sub-set of characters. Following the converting, the method may include transmitting the secure data files to an external network.

Centralized system for sensitive data conversion

A device may receive power management information associated with a wearable device. The power management information may identify a power management trigger associated with the wearable device, and the wearable device may be different from the device. The device may detect the power management trigger associated with the wearable device. The device may prevent, based on detecting the power management trigger, transmissions by the device to the wearable device. The transmissions may be associated with notifications for an application executing on the wearable device. The power management information may indicate that the device is to prevent the transmissions associated with the notifications for the application.

Power and notification management for a wearable device

A device configured to receive a data set and instructions for processing the data set from a network device. The device is further configured to identify data flow paths within the instructions and to parse the data set into data segments that correspond with the identified data flow paths. The device is further configured to generate an instruction segment for each data flow path by associating each data segment with a corresponding subset of commands for each data flow path, to assign each instruction segment to a resource unit, and to generate control information with instructions for combining processed data segments from the resource units. The device is further configured to receive processed data segments from the resource units, to generate the processed data set by combining the received processed data segments, and to output the processed data set to the network device.

A mobile device, such as a smart phone, receives and presents interactive audio content from an interactive voice response (IVR) system. The mobile device provides an interface that enables a user to navigate through a menu presented in the interactive content. The interface further presents action elements that identify actions that can be requested through the menu, and selection of the one of the action elements may cause the IVR to perform an associated action. For example, the interface may identify representatives at a call center, and a selection of one of the action elements causes the IVR to establish a communication between the mobile device and the selected representative. The action elements may further identify status information associated with the call center, such as an expected wait time.

Interactive voice response (IVR) system interface

Systems and methods for dynamic battery management of mobile devices are disclosed. In some implementations, a battery management application at the mobile device can enable a user to configure operational priority values for one or more software applications installed on the device, a battery threshold value for the mobile device and device resources needed by prioritized applications. In some implementations, mobile devices across a network can be managed remotely through a device management application. The device management application can obtain operational priority values for one or more software applications executing on one or more devices. The device management application can identify respective battery thresholds for the devices and remotely control operation of the software applications based on their respective operational priorities and the identified battery thresholds.

Dynamic battery management

A method and system that provides a television service; receives a customer input to access a graphical user interface that includes a main menu pertaining to the television service; retrieves the graphical user interface; and displays the graphical user interface via the customer device, wherein the graphical user interface includes a main menu body and an interactive masthead having an interactive element that permits a customer to access content via the interactive element.

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Chennai, India

Rajesh Narayanan