Unisys Corporation

Exxonmobil Upstream Research Company

Other

Exxonmobil Research and Engineering Company

Exxonmobil Technology and Engineering Company

Summagraphics Corporation

Parnell, James A.

Johnson, Robert A.

Freeman, Marvin L.

Silverberg, Eric

Robert A Johnson

Sarah K Inforzato

Michael C Leap

Ted W Hinaman

Bruce T Kelley

Ananda K Nagavarapu

Bennett D Marshall

Richard W Phelps

Philippe Jolly

Ralph Farina

Harry William Deckman

Kathleen Wild

Steven L Rajcan

Mark K Vallevand

Michael J Didomenico

David S Dodgson

William Barnes

James Trocki

Shwetha Ramkumar

Mark Steven Brandt

Thomas N Anderson

Peter I Ravikovitch

Duane J McCrory

Russell H Oelfke

Anthony Narisi

Dwayne E Ebersole

Jerry S Bassett

Emily M Shoup

Jared Poetter

Robert D Denton

James Albert Fontana

Eugene J Gretter

John William Fulton

Michael J Saunders

David George Maw

Joseph P Neill

Scott Summers

Albert French

Edward Chin

Diane E Schaefer

James J Leigh

Robert K Moulton

Kathy Yishin Jaing

Michael Di Domenico

Robert Buckwalter

William W Disney

Christopher A Byrd

Jonathan Skilton

Gerald Quammen

George Karian

John W Fulton

Ramesh Gupta

Robert F Tammera

Eugene R Thomas

James A Parnell

Avinash Sadhu

Mehdi Entezari

Gregory J Small

Steven T Hurlock

William N Yunker

James S Irwin

Matthew Mohr

Arthur J Nilson

William H Gunn

Michael J DiDomenico

Roland Mischler

Stefan Aschwanden

Amith Kk

Sachin B Patil

Kanupriya Pandey

Sanket Panchamia

Thomas Douris

Anh Duong

Ira A Klein

Sarah K Haughey

Stephen Kun

Jeremy S Nichols

Patrick D J McMahon

Joel A Stern

Eduardo Mon

Steven J Rajcan

Patrick D Mcmahon

Eric Silverberg

Marvin L Freeman

Patrick D J Mcmahon

Harry W Deckamn

A network model includes nodes, node property sets, authorization groups and authorization servers. The node property sets define how the nodes operate and authenticate. The nodes are member of the node property sets. The authorization groups are associated with the node property set. And, authorization servers are member of the authorization groups. In addition, a network model in a secure network environment has at least one community of interest. The network model includes at least one node being a member of a node property set that defines how the node operates and authenticates.

Network model utilizing property sets

A method of creating secure endpoints on a network includes registering by a node using a random selection algorithm to choose which server to register to; receiving by the node a property set ID of a property set that the node is a member of; and authorizing by the node using the property set ID to look up its authorization details in the property set. A method of creating secure endpoints on a secure network having at least one community of interest, includes registering by a node using a random selection algorithm to choose which server to register to; receiving by the node a property set ID of a property set that the node is a member of; and authorizing by the node through an authorization server using the property set ID to look up its authorization details in the property set; wherein the node and the authorization server are a member of the at least one community of interest.

Method of creating secure endpoints on a network

Virtual machines in a network may be isolated by encrypting transmissions between the virtual machines with keys possessed only by an intended recipient. Within a network, the virtual machines may be logically organized into a number of community-of-interest (COI) groups. Each COI may use an encryption key to secure communications within the COI, such that only other virtual machines in the COI may decrypt the message. Remote devices may gain access to virtual machines in a network through a virtual device relay. The virtual device relay receives data from the remote device, such as a tablet or cellular phone, and forwards the data to one of the virtual machines, when the virtual device relay shares a COI with the destination virtual machine.

Virtual relay device for providing a secure connection to a remote device

Methods and systems for remote dynamic isolation of IoT devices are provided. One system includes a first IoT device and a second IoT device configured with an active communication channel with the first IoT device and a role certificate. An operator device is configured to interact with a distributed ledger to issue and revoke role certificates for a plurality of devices including the first IoT device and the second IoT device. The first IoT device periodically validates a role certificate proof received from the second IoT device with an entry of the role certificate proof recorded on the distributed ledger.

Certificate-based remote dynamic isolation of IOT devices using distributed ledger technologies

A valve installation is provided, including a valve assembly having a valve, and a fluidized valve actuator coupled with the valve assembly. The actuator includes at least two cylinders and pistons positioned to communicate fluid to apply pressure to the valve assembly. Extension of each piston communicates pressure to the valve assembly and at least partially lifts the valve into an at least partially lifted and open position. The valve installation may be used to regulate fluid flow in various systems, including cyclical swing adsorption processes.

Adsorption processes and systems utilizing step lift control of hydraulically actuated poppet valves

Provided are apparatus and systems for performing a swing adsorption process. This swing adsorption process may involve performing modeling to generate a swing adsorption system to manage a feed stream to produce a product stream within specification. The process may be utilized for swing adsorption processes, such as TSA and/or PSA, which are utilized to remove one or more contaminants from a gaseous feed stream.

Apparatus and system for swing adsorption processes

Methods and systems for providing integration between an enterprise security management configuration tool and third party network traffic software are disclosed. By defining a software interface through which configuration data for third party networking devices can be queried and configuration data accessed, the enterprise security management configuration tool can compare overall network traffic to the configuration provided by the third party networking software to assess an overall security level within an enterprise network.

Third party integration with enterprise security management tool

Provided are apparatus and systems for performing a swing adsorption process. This swing adsorption process may involve passing an input feed stream through two swing adsorption systems as a purge stream to remove contaminants, such as water, from the respective adsorbent bed units. The wet purge product stream is passed to a solvent based gas treating system, which forms a wet hydrocarbon rich stream and a wet acid gas stream. Then, the wet hydrocarbon rich stream and the wet acid gas stream are passed through one of the respective swing adsorption systems to remove some of the moisture from the respective wet streams.

Apparatus and system for swing adsorption processes related thereto

Electronic display with a graphical user interface

Methods and systems for configuring a common security policy for a plurality of nodes included within an enterprise network. Example methods can include grouping nodes within profiles based on IP address, in addition to concordance data. Additionally, nodes may be added to profiles based on a classification of the node being common to classifications of nodes within the profile. Still further, profiles may be grouped into a solution based at least in part on classification of the profile, in addition to grouping of profiles into solutions based on affinitization using concordance data. The methods described also include determining a common security policy to apply to each of the nodes within the profile.

Object scope definition for enterprise security management tool

Provided are apparatus and systems for performing a swing adsorption process. This swing adsorption process may involve performing a startup mode process prior to beginning a normal operation mode process to remove contaminants from a gaseous feed stream. The startup mode process may be utilized for swing adsorption processes, such as TSA and/or PSA, which are utilized to remove one or more contaminants from a gaseous feed stream.

Methods and systems for defining a solution within an enterprise security management configuration server is disclosed. One method includes, based on network concordance data, grouping a plurality of nodes within an enterprise network into a plurality of profiles and identifying one or more channels among the plurality of profiles within a project of an enterprise security management configuration tool. The method also includes displaying the plurality of profiles in a configuration user interface, and automatically identifying one or more solutions among the plurality of profiles. The method further includes collapsing each of the one or more solutions into a single icon within the configuration user interface, each single icon representing a solution.

Solution definition for enterprise security management

Methods and systems for configuring security management settings within an enterprise network are disclosed. One method includes receiving network concordance data at an enterprise security management configuration tool from a plurality of nodes within an enterprise network, and, based on the network concordance data, classifying each of the plurality of nodes based on an affinitization between the two or more nodes. The method also includes defining a profile for one or more nodes or grouped nodes, and defining one or more solutions within the enterprise security management configuration tool, the one or more solutions each including one or more nodes of the plurality of nodes. The method also includes receiving a deployment selection identifying at least one of the one or more solutions, and, in response to the deployment selection, generating a security settings file describing security settings for each of the one or more nodes.

Enterprise security management tool

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Malvern, PA, United States of America

Robert A Johnson