Bank of America Corporation

Ronald David Pfiester

Robert Justin Brown

Genaro Signo

Hieu Xuan Hoang

Krupali Prafulchandra Desai

Rahul Balar

Christopher Quinn

Systems and methods are provided for efficient and automated control of software permissions and access to network resources across a complex enterprise environment. User access is may be governed by software bundles. Such bundles and bundles may or may not include all programs or access to all systems needed by the user. An access request management tool is provided that includes new process flows and artificial intelligence for automated refining of software access across a complex and large network of computer servers. The management tool may eliminate conventional intermediary systems needed when utilizing centralized access request management. The management tool may check which user has access to a software bundle and may assign the bundle to other users. The management tool may revoke or grant access to a software bundle.

Agentless access control system for dynamic calibration of software permissions

Systems and methods are provided for efficient and automated control of software permissions and access to network resources across a complex enterprise environment. An access request management ('ARM') system may formulate a list of functions and associated parameters that may be processed by an agentless distribution system. In response to receiving the set of instructions, the agentless distribution system may generate system-specific executable instructions for performing automated control of one or more of the network resources. The agentless distribution system may formulate system-specific executable instructions for a network resource using commands that, when executed on the network resource, implement automated control in accordance with the parameters defined in the set of instructions provided by the ARM system.

Agentless access control system for profile management

Systems and methods are provided for efficient and automated control of software permissions and access to network resources across a complex enterprise environment. Systems may configure computer servers in response to an employment status change. Changes to employment status may include leave, termination or hiring. System may interface with a human resources data feed and detect changes to employment status. The system may enable, disable and/or delete a user's account on all appropriate computer servers. Systems may disconnect a software profile in response a detected employment change. Systems may create new software profiles in response to a detected employment change.

Agentless control system for lifecycle event management

Systems and methods are provided for efficient and automated control of software permissions and access to network resources across a complex enterprise environment. Systems may include an access reconciliation tool that provides functionality for propagating changes to user access credentials. Credential changes may be initiated on a local computer server. Credential changes may then be pushed from the local server to a distribution system and from the distribution system to an access rights management server. The reconciliation tool may accept a secure file transfer file from the distribution system to update user's current access. The access rights management server may coordinate storage of the credential changes in a centralized database. A password management tool may be provided that synchronizes user account passwords across servers for human and non-human accounts. The password management tool may replace an agent running on each local server with automated scripting for implementing password synchronization.

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Carrollton, TX, United States of America

Ronald David Pfiester