Visa International Service Association

Borland Software Corporation

Shashi Velur

Jonathan Twichell

Mohammad Al-Bedaiwi

Nagaveera Venkata Su Tavvala

Ernst Ambichl

David Henstock

Charles C Young

Randal Lee Guck

Ronald D Sauers

Nirmal Kumar Baid

Cindy Hong

Sonia Gupta

Kimberly E Bella

Robert B Hedges, Jr

Raymond Chase

Richard Charles Gronback

Feng Chi Wang

Shalini Mayor

Vinjith Nagaraja

Raymond Brammer

Jose Rios Trevino

Keeshini Manivannan

Chris Truelson

Vamshi Ramarapu

James Myers

Joel Trunick

Swapneel Mahajan

Eduardo Andre Vaena

Xiaodong Jiang

Ireneusz Pazdzierniak

Wayne Boland

Vincent Hesener

Muhammad Khan

Sheryl Pinto

Abha Sharma

Karthiga Kengan

Chintal Vashi

Anuja Seton

Dogan Duransoy

Raymond Scott Brammer

A system, method, and computer program product are provided for consent management. A method may include receiving a first data request for user data associated with a user, the user data stored in a user data database; communicating a consent request to the requester system; receiving a consent response from the requester system; storing consent data associated with the consent response for the user data requested in the first data request in an immutable ledger; receiving a consent verification request from the user data database, the consent verification request based on a second data request for the user data from the requester system to the user data database; verifying the consent verification request based on the consent data; and communicating a consent verification response to the user data database, the consent verification response indicating consent from the user to share the user data with the requester system.

System, method, and computer program product for consent management

A method comprises receiving, by a server computer, a request message comprising at least a credential from a client device. The server computer can hash the credential to form an altered value. The server computer can then determine whether or not the altered value matches one of the hashed values stored in the database. If the altered value matches a matched hashed value, the server computer can determine a range of a plurality of ranges. The range can be associated with the matched hashed value. The server computer can then determine a data item associated with the range. The server computer can provide the data item to the client device.

Method and system for creating rapid searchable altered data in a database

A method includes receiving, by a network computer, a request message including interaction data for an interaction with a user. The interaction data includes an account identifier for an account of the user. The network computer determines that the interaction is eligible for an installment plan by analyzing the interaction data. Based on determining that the interaction is eligible for the installment plan, the network computer transmits data identifying the installment plan. The network computer receives acceptance of the installment plan by the user. Responsive to confirming the acceptance, the network computer initiates the installment plan.

Installments system and method

Apparatuses, methods, and systems are provided for making continuous vulnerability management for modern applications. A dependency tree can be created mapping third-party libraries to microservices used in an application of a software package. Natural language processing can be used on release notes and changelogs of new library versions to generate a list of libraries afflicted with common vulnerabilities and exposures ('CVEs'). A number of code calls from an application program interface ('API') can be made to an afflicted library. A number of code calls including CVEs can be enumerated for each afflicted library. A risk score can be assigned to the API based on the number of code calls including CVEs. The risk score can be compared against a threshold value to cause a remedial action to occur, including updating libraries to newer versions to resolve CVE issues or generating a report regarding the afflicted libraries.

Continuous vulnerability management for modern applications

Techniques for securely generating and using a 'fingerprint' for authentication. A server computer receives a first data set from a user device (including a first fuzzy hash of first user data on the user device). The server computer generates a first fingerprint value based on the first data set. The server computer detects an event corresponding to a user in association with the user device. The server computer identifies a baseline fingerprint value (generated based on a baseline fuzzy hash of user data on the user device). The server computer compares the first fingerprint value to the baseline fingerprint value to generate a similarity score. The server computer may determine that the similarity score exceeds a threshold value but does not represent an exact match, and, based on the similarity score, authenticate the user and update the baseline fingerprint value based on the first fingerprint value.

Dynamic and private security fingerprinting

Techniques for open application lifecycle management frameworks are described, including using a framework hosted on one or more computers and having one or more services to integrate the one or more services with one or more applications using one or more providers, each of the one or more providers is adapted to at least one of the one or more applications, registering one or more repositories associated with the one or more applications using a location service module, receiving an input creating a project context associated with a project, data associated with the input being stored in a data structure associated with the project, the data structure being stored in a repository associated with the framework, generating a link, after registering the one or more repositories, between one or more element containers associated with the project, the link and the one or more element containers being stored in the repository, and configuring the framework to detect another input indicating interaction with an artifact, other data associated with the interaction being mapped between the one or more repositories and the repository using a domain model.

Open application lifecycle management framework

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