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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 06, 2026
Filed:
Jul. 18, 2024
Truist Bank, Charlotte, NC (US);
Brian Matthew White, Mint Hill, NC (US);
Ian Lassonde, Cornelius, NC (US);
TRUIST BANK, Charlotte, NC (US);
Abstract
A cybersecurity risk reporting methodology for a bank's computer systems which includes a cybersecurity risk level calculation model. For each of the bank's organizational groups, the model is run on a periodic basis to calculate the cybersecurity risk level. Inputs to the calculation model include cybersecurity vulnerabilities and severities for each of the organizational group's applications and systems, along with a cybersecurity history rating for the group. The model calculates a cybersecurity risk level which is reported to the organizational group, along with an indication of whether the group's risk level exceeds a threshold which freezes the group's ability to implement feature-based application/system upgrades. Proposed security-related fixes may be provided as inputs to the model, which calculates a predicted cybersecurity risk level for the organizational group, allowing the group to identify what security fixes need to be implemented in order to lower the group's cybersecurity risk level below a threshold.
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