Bank of America Corporation

Robert R Rosseland

Kevin A Delson

Gilbert M Gatchalian

Amer Ali

Kamal D Sharma

Brian Christman

Karthik A Rajagopalan

Yassine Touahri

Srinivasulu Bodapati

Jyothishwar Reddy Sama

Methods are provided to secure a mutual Transport Layer Security (TLS) verification between a client computer and a server computer, using an authorized viewer. Methods may include intercepting a file at the authorized viewer. Methods may include using a content inspection Artificial Intelligence (AI) module to inspect the data. Methods may include preventing the transmission of malicious data to a server computer.

Mutual transport layer security (TLS) verification using an authorized viewer

Provided is a system for orchestration of a mainframe computing environment. The system may include a mainframe. The system may include components such as a computer processor, a controller, a computing layer, a storage layer, and a network layer. The computer processor may run on the mainframe. The computer processor may utilize an application programming interface (API) to stitch the mainframe with the computing layer, the storage layer, and the network layer. An infrastructure as code (IaC) format may stitch together the components of the system. The computer processor may use the controller to utilize the IaC format to orchestrate the mainframe computing environment. The computer processor may optimize the utilization of the mainframe computing environment.

Private cloud infrastructure stitching process and orchestration

Apparatus and methods for enhancing a videotelephony conference experience by generating dynamic audio channels. Audio outputs may be provided to listeners over different channels. The multiple channels may simulate live, in-person conversation with conference participants. For example, listeners may also conduct separate, private conversations with other participants of the conference without leaving the general conference conversation. The videotelephony conference interface may coordinate presentation of participants to reflect the audio channels provided to a listener. For example, actively speaking participants may be positioned in different regions of the interface.

Video and audio splitting that simulates in-person conversations during remote conferencing

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Charlotte, NC, United States of America

Robert R Rosseland