Capital One Services, LLC

Crystal Innovations, Inc.

Rocky Gray

Justin Bachorik

Randall Randall

Brandee Shin

Margaret Crouse

Asawari Kanitkar

John Crowson

Charleson S Bell

Jeremy Green

Ronnie Braxton

Charreau S Bell

Ja'Rell Wilson

Irakli Nadareishvili

Disclosed herein are system, method, and device embodiments for time-based trust token (TBTT) depreciation. In an example embodiment, a service provider system (e.g., a service provider and API service) may receive a connection request including a demographic attribute associated with a first client account from a partner device, match the demographic attribute to client information associated with the first client account, send the partner device a connection request identifier and a URL including a depreciating token, and authenticate a second client account via a login page associated with the URL. Further, the service provider system may receive a verification request including the connection request identifier and the depreciating token, determine a security context of the depreciating token based on a depreciation function and the verification request, and determine, based on the security context, whether to create a connection between the second client account and partner device within the service provider system.

Time-based token trust depreciation

Systems for helping a user manage external party-activity software objects by using machine-readable indicia. In one embodiment, an exemplary computer-implemented method may comprise receiving a first request to link a digital profile of the application end user associated with the entity with a third-party entity. In response to receiving the first request, the second request is sent to a second server associated with the third-party entity, and a third request is received from the application end user for accessing at least one user-related external party-activity software object via the first server by using machine-readable indicia. A user interface is generated including the at least one user-related external party-activity software object based on the machine-readable indicia, and the at least one user-related external party-activity software object requires the user to complete the at least one activity associated with the third-party entity and is displayed within the user interface without the computing device associated with the application end user communicating with the second server associated with the third-party entity. The at least one user-related external party-activity software object comprises data fields that may be pre-populated with user-related, external party-related information.

Systems configured to manage user-related external party-activity software objects by using machine-readable indicia and methods of use thereof

A method, apparatus, system, or computer-readable medium for performing object-level encryption and key rotations is disclosed. A service platform may store data items organized into one or more asset clusters. A first content encryption key may be set as the active encryption key for an asset cluster. The active encryption key may be encrypted using the master encryption key. A first subset of data items may be encrypted using the active encryption key (e.g., the first content encryption key). After the number of data items encrypted using the active encryption key satisfies a threshold value, the first content encryption key may be set as an inactive encryption key and a second content encryption key may be set as the new active encryption key for the asset cluster. A second subset of the plurality of data items may be encrypted using the active encryption key (e.g., the second content encryption key).

Object-level encryption

Disclosed herein are embodiments for providing finite state machine driven workflows. In an embodiment, a workflow template is defined for a type of task. The workflow template may represent a finite state machine. The workflow template may be linked to an external party and an asset type, which may be stored in a workflow database. An asset may be received from the external party including an external party attribute identifying the external party, an asset type attribute, and an owner attribute. The owner attribute may be associated with an application end user. A determination may be made whether the external party attribute and the asset type attribute of the asset match the external party and the asset type linked to the workflow template. If a match is determined, instances of the task and the one or more actions of the workflow template may be created.

Finite state machine driven workflows

An apparatus, device and method for the distribution of media with tracking and analysis of media usage for royalty, loyalty and collection of media metadata using wireless communication such as near field communication comprised in a portable platform. Each device comprises a wireless communication arrangement capable of conducting wireless communication between wirelessly capable devices enclosed in a solid case which projects the content of the data in an illustrative depiction. Upon user prompt, the wireless communication arrangement of the physical platform establishes communication with a mobile device thus initiating the mobile device communication with a digital interface which performs digital interaction protocols for file fetching, metadata storage and metadata analysis.

Distribution of media with tracking and analysis of media usage for royalty, loyalty and collection of metadata

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Fairfax Station, VA, United States of America

Rocky Gray