Richard Jay Cohen

USPTO Granted Patents = 20 (Patent Applications = 3)

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.1

ph-index = 8

Forward Citations = 832(Granted Patents)

Company Filing History:

15 out of 164,108

International Business Machines Corporation

Years Active: 1999-2024

where 'Filed Patents' based on already Granted Patents

20 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward Citations

Abstract keywords

1. 12014174 - Testing and remediating endpoint device compliance controls (2024-06-18),

2. 11770411 - Prioritize endpoint selection based on criteria (2023-09-26),

3. 11533296 - Testing and remediating compliance controls (2022-12-20),

4. 11502995 - Testing and remediating compliance controls (2022-11-15),

5. 11288360 - Preventing untrusted script execution (2022-03-29),

6. 11095676 - Identifying and remediating malware-compromised devices (2021-08-17),

7. 10623375 - Auto-detection of web-based application characteristics for reverse proxy enablement (2020-04-14),

8. 10530804 - Identifying and remediating malware-compromised devices (2020-01-07),

9. 10164998 - Identifying and remediating malware-compromised devices (2018-12-25),

10. 9848010 - Identifying and remediating malware-compromised devices (2017-12-19),

11. 9460169 - Multi-tenant audit awareness in support of cloud environments (2016-10-04),

12. 9110976 - Supporting compliance in a cloud environment (2015-08-18),

13. 7260838 - Incorporating password change policy into a single sign-on environment (2007-08-21),

14. 7000198 - Method and system for web-based DCE management (2006-02-14),

15. 6519637 - Method and apparatus for managing a memory shortage situation in a data processing system (2003-02-11),

Title: Innovator Spotlight: Richard Jay Cohen Revolutionizing Endpoint Prioritization in Austin, TX

Introduction: Meet Richard Jay Cohen, a prolific inventor based in Austin, Texas, with a staggering 19 patents to his name. His groundbreaking work in endpoint prioritization and compliance controls has had a significant impact on the tech industry.

Latest Patents:

1. "Prioritize Endpoint Selection Based on Criteria": This patent showcases a method, system, and computer program product that prioritizes endpoints to be checked during a change window based on specific criteria. It involves determining server priorities, group affiliations, and notification orders to streamline processes.

2. "Testing and Remediating Compliance Controls": This patent focuses on automating compliance scanning and enforcement processes, allowing for exceptions to be requested and approved. It ensures active management of security compliance for customers.

Career Highlights: Richard Jay Cohen has contributed his expertise to renowned companies such as IBM and Kyndryl, Inc. His innovative spirit and commitment to excellence have shone through in all his endeavors, earning him a reputation as a forward-thinker in the industry.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Richard Jay Cohen has collaborated with talented individuals such as Anne Louise Bolgert and Miguel Sang. Together, they have pushed boundaries, exchanged ideas, and worked towards creating cutting-edge solutions that drive technological advancement.

Conclusion: In conclusion, Richard Jay Cohen's dedication to innovation and his remarkable portfolio of patents stand as a testament to his ingenuity and vision. His work continues to shape the landscape of endpoint prioritization and compliance controls, inspiring future generations of inventors to think outside the box and lead the way in technological progress.

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