Weiqiang Li

Title: Weiqiang Li and His Patent in Access Control

Introduction

Weiqiang Li is an inventor based in Sammamish, Washington, and is associated with Oleria Corporation. His patent work addresses data-driven access control and the use of machine learning to support security decisions.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists one patent for Li: Continuous Access Control Group Determination. The invention describes a data management server that analyzes metadata about access activity among named entities in a domain. A machine learning model uses features drawn from that metadata to identify an automatically generated access-control group. The server then determines an access rule for the group, compares it with an existing domain-defined rule, and recommends changes to access privileges. This approach is intended to help align access controls with domain policies and security objectives. Li is credited with 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Li’s listed patent focuses on applying machine learning to access-control management. The disclosed system uses observed activity to identify groups and recommend privilege adjustments, offering a way to support more adaptive, policy-aware security administration.

Collaborations

Li is associated with Oleria Corporation. The provided information also names Jagadeesh Kunda and James Alkove as coworkers; it does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Weiqiang Li’s listed invention combines access-activity analysis and machine learning to recommend access-control changes, reflecting a practical approach to managing security policies.