Per Myrseth

Title: Per Myrseth: Public-Key Certificate Authentication

Introduction

Per Myrseth is an inventor associated with Oslo, Norway, and International Business Machines Corporation. His patent work addresses the authentication of public-key certificates, helping relying parties assess whether a certificate authority meets their security requirements. Myrseth is associated with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Myrseth’s listed patents focus on methods and systems for authenticating public-key certificates within a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI).

“Method and system for the authentication of a public key certificate” describes a certificate classification service that compares the quality levels required by a relying party with those possessed by the certificate authority that issued the certificate. The assessment considers characteristics related to the authority’s Certificate Policy. The service reports whether the certificate meets the relying party’s requirements.

“Method, system and service for the authentication of a public key certificate” presents a related approach. It likewise uses a certificate classification service to assess the certificate authority against the relying party’s required quality levels, including characteristics tied to the Certificate Policy, and communicates the authentication result to the relying party.

Career Highlights

Myrseth’s listed inventions concern certificate trust and evaluation in digital security. By formalizing comparisons between relying-party requirements and certificate-authority practices, the patented approaches aim to support more consistent certificate authentication.

Collaborations

Myrseth is associated with International Business Machines Corporation. His listed coworkers include Konrad Falch and Jon Olnes.

Conclusion

Per Myrseth’s patent portfolio centers on evaluating certificate authorities against defined security requirements, contributing methods for public-key certificate authentication.