Bank of America Corporation

Timothy J Bendel

David Joa

Debashis Ghosh

Kurt Newman

David Neil Joffe

Mark V Krein

Michael James O'Hagan

Thayer S Allison

William Anthony Nobili

Yanghong Shao

Sandi Setiawan

Naveen Gururaja Yeri

Rustam N Wadia

Deepak Verma

Sudeshna Banerjee

Jade Michelle Le Vo-Dinh

Srihari Rao Gatpa

Bibhudatta Jena

Vikas Mishra

Georgiana Gormley

Joseph C Corbett

Kyle Scott Sorensen

Conor Mitchell Liam Nodzak

Scott A Weigman

Michelle Andrea Boston

Mayur Chheda

Candace R Gordon

Wyatt Edward Maxey

Sandip Kumar

Michael S Karafotis

Fernando A Maisonett

Shreyas Srinivas

Brian C Busch

Seyamak Amin

Prakash Srinivasan

Edward W Carroll

Angela Dawn Roose

Mary Kathleen Riley

Ryan M Greenway

Laurie Readhead

Aaron Lai

Constance Jones Suarez

Arya Kumar Vedabrata

Jangaiah Kranti Kurva

Nikhil Ram

Dnyanesh P Ballikar

Prasad V Annadata

Musa Ajakaiye

Jesse Antonio Hernandez

Benjamin Judson Gaines, Iii

Parul Bajaj

Terri Dorinda Lail

Robert Charles Hoard

Wesley Keville

Heather Newell

Mukesh Maraj

Dari Ann Mckenzie

Melanie Lynn Alexander

David John Perro

Sina Bauer

Chandrashekar Katuri

Elizabeth Rachel Rock

Christopher Emmanuel Huntley

Todd J Worrall

Viresh Taskar

Deborah F Wire

Namrata Kaushik

Tara Michel Ramirez

Christine Hoagland

Sanjay Singeetham

Ashley Meadows

Kunal Makin

Nivetha Raghavan

Bradley Walton

Yvette Alston

Ravindra Bandaru

Sachin Varule

Kenyell Javon Ollie

Manoj Govindan

Carmen R Barnhill

Christie M Weekley

Jamie Gilchrist

Noel Mary Fuller

Jayshree G Patel

James Wilson Foy, Jr

Maria Ervin

Sevara Ergasheva

Dilip Nair

Shailesh Deshpande

Steven Paul Davidson

Joseph Seth Cushing

Linda Trent

Lisa Michelle Cook

Ramesh Naidu Chatta

Salvatore Michael Certo

Robin J Buck

Lisa Julia Brown

David Alan Beumer

Jason Kenneth Bellew

Kurt D Newman

Embodiments of the present invention provide a system for identifying occurrence of events and performing one or more actions to mitigate the impacts of the events. The system is configured for gathering data from one or more data sources of an entity, generating dataflows using the data gathered from the one or more data sources, identifying an anomaly based on one or more indicators and the dataflows, determining occurrence of an event and generating one or more propagation models associated with the event, performing event impact analysis based on the one or more propagation models, perform one or more actions to contain the event based on the one or more propagation models, identifying a last good copy of data based on the data gathered from the one or more data sources, retrieving the last good copy of data, and restoring the last good copy of data.

Consolidated data restoration framework

Embodiments of the present invention provide a system for tracking and mapping flow of resources. The system is configured for receiving data from an external computing system, categorizing the data received from the external computing system, transferring the data to a first internal computing system, identifying transfer of the data from the first internal computing system to at least one other internal computing system, creating an interactive map associated with the transfer of the data from the external computing system to the at least one internal computing system, wherein the interactive map comprises one or more hop levels associated with the transfer of the data, receiving a query from one or more internal computing systems, wherein the query is associated with lineage of the data, and transmitting control signals to cause the one or more internal computing systems to display the interactive map associated with the data.

Interactive lineage mapping system

Computer-implemented methods for identifying or assessing any type of risk and/or opportunity that may arise can include either, alone or in combination, band pass filtering, principal component analysis, random matrix theory analysis, synchronization analysis, and early-warning detection. With one approach, principal component analysis is applied to a times series. Resulting normalized eigenvector content is sorted and distances between the normalized eigenvector content are determined, where the dispersion level of the distances is indicative of an economic instability of an economic system. Each technique can also be viewed as a process that takes a set of inputs and converts it to a set of outputs. These outputs can be used as inputs for a subsequent process or the outputs may be directly actionable for formulating certain economic predictions to make certain decisions.

Predicting economic conditions

Computer-implemented methods for identifying or assessing any type of risk and/or opportunity that may arise can include either, alone or in combination, band pass filtering, principal component analysis, random matrix theory analysis, synchronization analysis, and early-warning detection. Each technique can also be viewed as a process that takes a set of inputs and converts it to a set of outputs. These outputs can be used as inputs for a subsequent process or the outputs may be directly actionable for formulating certain economic predictions to make certain decisions.

A computing platform may generate requests for log data stored on computing systems and may communicate the requests to the computing systems. The computing platform may receive the log data from the computing systems and may utilize the log data to generate records interrelating different data-access requests indicated by the log data. The computing platform may analyze the records to identify corresponding requests made by a user to multiple different computing systems and may determine an interrelationship between the corresponding requests. The computing platform may generate data indicating the multiple different computing systems and the interrelationship between the corresponding requests and may communicate the data to a computing device associated with at least one of the multiple different computing systems.

Inter-system data forensics

A method of one embodiment facilitates the updating of account information. First account information associated with a payment account of a user is received by an interface, and the first account information is stored by a memory. Payee system information associated with a payee system, wherein the payee system stores one or more portions of the first account information, is also received by the interface and stored by the memory. A processor automatically determines that an update event has occurred, the update event associated with updated information comprising one or more updated values for one or more respective portions of the first account information, wherein at least a portion of the first account information stored on the payee system changes based on the update event. In response to automatically determining that the update event has occurred, the interface automatically communicates a payee update message comprising the updated account information.

Automatically updating account information

Systems and methods according to the present invention provide a more secure Automated Teller Machine (ATM) transaction by preventing observation of banking customers' Personal Identification Number (PIN). Such systems and methods make it difficult to obtain a customer's PIN by tracking the hand movement of a customer using an ATM. Inputs presented for a customer selection are preferably dynamically displayed in different locations preferably each time the customer is asked to enter a PIN. Dynamically changing the sequence of the display and/or location of the presented inputs reduces the possibility of mapping the hand movement of the customer to the positions of the inputs displayed for a customer selection. Inputs may also be presented at a very narrow viewing angle, thereby making observation of a PIN difficult. Hence, banking customers are preferably provided with a more robust and secured ATM transaction system.

Dynamic touch screen for automated teller machines ('ATMs')

Automated teller machine ('ATM') dynamic keypad

Systems and methods for environmental adjustments using biometrics are described. A scanned biometric parameter of an individual may be received and a determination may be made as to whether the scanned biometric parameter of the individual matches a stored biometric parameter of a plurality of stored biometric parameters. Biometric parameters include retinal images, DNA, and voice samples. If a match exists, the individual may be identified based upon the stored biometric parameter. At least one adjustment to change on at least one device based upon the identified individual may be determined. The at least one device may be configured for modifying an environmental condition of the identified individual. At least one instruction to implement the determined at least one adjustment may be transmitted. The adjustment may be a physical adjustment to the device, such as the height level of a chair.

Environmental adjustments using biometrics

Systems and methods for integrating biometric authentication with video conference sessions are described. An individual seeking to participate in a video conference may first be identified with a biometric parameter such as an iris scan based on a comparison of the scanned iris with a database of stored parameters. If authorized, the system may connect the individual to the video session. In addition, the system may generate dynamic tags that allow the participants to identify and locate individuals in the video conference. For example, if one of the participants is speaking and moving within the room, her tag may change color and move with her on the video screen.

Biometric authentication for video communication sessions

Systems, methods and computer program products are provided for optimizing social networks. In the systems and methods, account data associated with a user account is received and the account data is stored in a storage device. Pluralities of networking opportunities are identified based on the account data. Furthermore, based on the account data triggers may be detected indicating a user's interest in one or more social networking opportunities. The system then offers the user, based at least partially on the detected trigger, the one or more social networking opportunities.

System for optimizing social networking

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Timothy J Bendel