Sathyaprasad Srivatsa Ramaseshan

Title: Sathyaprasad Srivatsa Ramaseshan: Patent Inventor in Scalable Access Control

Introduction

Sathyaprasad Srivatsa Ramaseshan is an inventor based in Issaquah, Washington. His patent work addresses secure, scalable access control for internet services using mutual transport layer security (TLS) authentication.

Latest Patents

Ramaseshan is named on one patent: “Mechanism for Enforcing Access Control at Scale to an Internet Service Using Transport Layer Security (TLS).” The invention describes systems and methods for a scalable load balancer to enforce client-certificate access control. It combines certificate authority bundles and certificate revocation lists into a single trust-store file, distributes snapshots of that file to load-balancer nodes, and uses the snapshots to verify client certificates. When a certificate is trusted and is not listed as revoked, the system can forward connection data to an application target. Ramaseshan’s record lists 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Ramaseshan is associated with Amazon Technologies, Inc. His patented work focuses on coordinating certificate validation and revocation checks across load-balancer nodes, supporting access-control processes at scale.

Collaborations

Hyunsoo Choe and Dhruva Gaidhani are identified as coworkers. The patent information provided does not specify their roles in the invention or establish them as co-inventors.

Conclusion

Sathyaprasad Srivatsa Ramaseshan’s patent highlights an approach to scalable internet-service security that uses mutual TLS and distributed trust-store snapshots to manage client-certificate access.