Bank of America Corporation

William R Overhultz, Jr

Michael Jacob Richardson

Michael Young

Adam Kristian King

Robert Hannon Sparks

Camilla Tyborowski

Tarani Avasarala

Manil Ashish Trivedi

A method for providing a quantum reflection access credentialing (QRAC) system. The method includes receiving a user login. The user login may include a username and password. The user login may be associated with a known user. The system may include a memory for storing information corresponding to light reflected from the face of the user. The method may further include selecting, or receiving a selection of, a light source from among an array of light sources. The method may also include shining light generated by the selected light source on the user's face. The method may also include scanning the user face to capture a reflection of the light generated by the light source. The method may then include confirming that the information stored in the memory corresponds to the reflection of the light generated by the light source. In response to confirming that the information stored in the memory corresponds to the reflection of the light generated by the light source, the method may credential user access.

Quantum reflection access credentialing (QRAC)

Embodiments of the invention are directed to systems, methods, and computer program products for vulnerability assessment and hash generation for exterior data deployment. In this way, the system utilizes a vulnerability assessment to generate a permit to send approval for dissemination of data, files, or the like outside of the entity via an electronic communication. The vulnerability assessment determines a permit to send status for the communication. The system may then generate a hash for the communication and embed the hash within the data of the communication. Upon sending, the entity will only permit communications with a known hash embedded therein from being transmitted outside of the internal entity network.

Exterior data deployment system using hash generation and confirmation triggering

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Lancaster, SC, United States of America

William R Overhultz, Jr