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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 09, 2026
Filed:
Aug. 22, 2024
Bank of America Corporation, Charlotte, NC (US);
Adam Kristian King, Fort Mill, SC (US);
James Siekman, Charlotte, NC (US);
Sanjay Lohar, Charlotte, NC (US);
Matthew Bryant, Mount Holly, NC (US);
Catherine Cunningham, Charlotte, NC (US);
Takiyah Watford, Fort Mill, SC (US);
Elizabeth Swanzy-Parker, Charlotte, NC (US);
Peter Nein, Charlotte, NC (US);
Bank of America Corporation, Charlotte, NC (US);
Abstract
A method for enhancing security of data, code, and/or network components by introducing a layer of integrity management that adapts to changing conditions within a network. The method may include use of a processor to perform intrusion analysis using an intrusion detection system and/or prevention system, behavioral analysis by accessing user logs to see if behavior is within a normal range, and/or geolocation analysis to see if the piece of data, section of code, and/or network component are within their usual surroundings. When there is a concern of a data breach, leak, and/or hack, the processor may initiate a response that detects other pieces of data, sections of code, and/or network components in proximity, initiates a self-destruct mechanism, triggers hardware to perform outside of operational specifications, and contains the spread of the data breach, leak, and/or hack through shutdown procedures, isolating affected systems, and/or alerting security personnel.