Vimal Gangaraju

Title: Vimal Gangaraju: Inventor in Authentication Technology.

Introduction

Vimal Gangaraju is an inventor based in McKinney, Texas, whose work includes systems and methods for authentication brokering. He is associated with JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Gangaraju’s latest listed patents concern authentication brokering. One describes a client-side method in which a token software development kit requests credentials from a broker, receives a service ticket, and places it in a token object within the client application. The application then uses a context object containing that token to authenticate to a service.

The other patent describes the broker-side process. The credential broker uses a client application’s unique identifier to query an attestation datastore, obtains the identifier of a network service, and requests a service ticket from a key distribution center. It then returns the ticket to the token software development kit to facilitate authentication.

Career Highlights

Gangaraju’s listed inventions address the coordination of client applications, credential brokers, attestation data, and key distribution centers. Together, the described methods outline a process for obtaining and using service tickets to authenticate with network services.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Richard Seidenstein and Kanishka Hettiarachchi. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patents.

Conclusion

Vimal Gangaraju’s listed patent work focuses on authentication brokering, with methods covering both the client application’s use of service tickets and the credential broker’s role in obtaining them.