Bank of America Corporation

U.S. Bank National Association

Toni J Moore

Manu Jacob Kurian

Joseph Benjamin Castinado

Alicia C Jones-McFadden

Michael Ogrinz

Matthew Hsieh

Victoria Lynn Dravneek

Stephen A Corrado

Phillip Wade Mork

Evan Sachs

Daniel G Finley

Joshua M Henrich

Michael S Iacolino

Methods, systems, and computer program products are provided for improving a network by modeling control strength of network nodes. Design and implementation (DIS) scores are calculated for each of a plurality of nodes. An initial strength (InitCS) corresponding to any control performed by the node is determined. n-subgraphs are generated based on a network graph. For each node in the subgraph of the n-subgraphs, a modified control strength (ModCS) corresponding to a combination of the InitCS, a weakening factor derived from a combination of a ModCS of a plurality of upstream nodes, and a reliance coefficient (RC) of each node-to-node relationship of the plurality of upstream nodes, is determined. A risk mitigation process is performed based, in part, on any one or a combination of: DIS, InitCS and ModCS.

Control assessment systems, methods and program products

Embodiments of the invention are directed to a system, method, or computer program product for aggregation of machine-initiated resource distribution. The invention generates a smart device portal for linkage of user associated smart devices. The portal generates code to extract data from the smart devices and control the communications disseminated from and received by the smart device from third parties. Thus, the generated portal and coded stored signal fixes the technical challenges within the current network including the need to consolidate and aggregate data across smart devices associated with the user, the need to control and manage the flow of data packets from smart devices to third parties (privacy, filtering, protection), and the need to easily track and refresh an inventory of smart devices in a manner that allows key data to remain associated with the user while the user's inventory, device associations, and personal/business associations change over time.

System for aggregated machine-initiated resource distribution

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Charlotte, NC, United States of America

Toni J Moore