Vipul Grover

Title: Vipul Grover: Inventor in Electronic Signature Security

Introduction

Vipul Grover is an inventor based in Nashua, New Hampshire, whose patent work addresses user authentication in electronic signature workflows. His disclosed invention applies machine learning to help determine when an electronic signature request requires additional authentication.

Latest Patents

Grover is associated with 1 patent, titled “User Authentication During an Electronic Signature Workflow.” The patent describes a server that authenticates credentials in an electronic signature request and derives activity variables from request parameters. It uses those variables to create a multidimensional vector, which a trained machine-learning classification model evaluates to produce an anomaly score. Based on that score, the server determines and initiates additional authentication requirements, including validating authentication data received from remote computing devices.

Career Highlights

Grover is associated with FMR Corp. His patent reflects work on applying anomaly detection and adaptive authentication to electronic signature processes.

Collaborations

Saloni Priyani and Prakhar Maheshwari are identified as Grover’s coworkers. Their inclusion provides context about his professional connections, though the supplied information does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Vipul Grover’s patent focuses on strengthening electronic signature workflows by using machine-learning-based anomaly scoring to guide additional user authentication.