Abstract: A cryptographic system makes everyday data objects, such as a document or conversation, unreadable to anyone other than the owner or those currently having permission to access the data objects. The cryptographic system is transparent by requiring no additional effort on the part of any user in the encryption/decryption process other than entering a user identifier and password. Each document is encrypted with a unique encryption key. Changes to data object access permissions are immediately honored and enforced by enabling or disabling access to certain decryption keys. Decryption of data objects requires information known only to the owner of the data object or those permitted to access the data object. This decryption information is not stored anywhere in the system.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
November 14, 2014
Date of Patent:
August 16, 2016
Assignee:
Verifyle, Inc.
Inventors:
Aaron M. Scarisbrick, Roy E. Martin, Thomas M. Root, Stephen J. Pierce
Abstract: Managing communications relationships may be accomplished by organizing a plurality of information elements and a plurality of users into a forum, with the forum being a virtual data structure organizing a plurality of single page views. Each single page view is organized into columns, with each column having a home row, a header row, and an action row. The header row indicates a title of the column for each of the columns of a single page view, and the action row indicates one or more commands available for execution for the each column of the single page view. The home row is the same for every column of each of the single page views and includes a selectable area that, upon selection by a user, navigates to a single page view associated with a home page view. Actions may be performed on information elements in columns of selected single page views.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
June 20, 2013
Date of Patent:
July 12, 2016
Assignee:
Verifyle, Inc.
Inventors:
Roy Martin, Thomas M. Root, Aaron M. Scarisbrick, Stephen Pierce
Abstract: A cryptographic system makes everyday data objects, such as a document or conversation, unreadable to anyone other than the owner or those currently having permission to access the data objects. The cryptographic system is transparent by requiring no additional effort on the part of any user in the encryption/decryption process other than entering a user identifier and password. Each document is encrypted with a unique encryption key. Changes to data object access permissions are immediately honored and enforced by enabling or disabling access to certain decryption keys. Decryption of data objects requires information known only to the owner of the data object or those permitted to access the data object. This decryption information is not stored anywhere in the system.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
January 8, 2014
Date of Patent:
August 18, 2015
Assignee:
Verifyle, Inc.
Inventors:
Aaron M. Scarisbrick, Roy Martin, Thomas M. Root, Stephen Pierce
Abstract: A cryptographic system makes everyday data objects, such as a document or conversation, unreadable to anyone other than the owner or those currently having permission to access the data objects. The cryptographic system is transparent by requiring no additional effort on the part of any user in the encryption/decryption process other than entering a user identifier and password. Each document is encrypted with a unique encryption key. Changes to data object access permissions are immediately honored and enforced by enabling or disabling access to certain decryption keys. Decryption of data objects requires information known only to the owner of the data object or those permitted to access the data object. This decryption information is not stored anywhere in the system.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
December 19, 2012
Date of Patent:
November 25, 2014
Assignee:
VeriFyle, Inc.
Inventors:
Aaron M. Scarisbrick, Roy E. Martin, Thomas M. Root, Stephen J. Pierce
Abstract: A cryptographic system makes everyday data objects, such as a document or conversation, unreadable to anyone other than the owner or those currently having permission to access the data objects. The cryptographic system is transparent by requiring no additional effort on the part of any user in the encryption/decryption process other than entering a user identifier and password. Each document is encrypted with a unique encryption key. Changes to data object access permissions are immediately honored and enforced by enabling or disabling access to certain decryption keys. Decryption of data objects requires information known only to the owner of the data object or those permitted to access the data object. This decryption information is not stored anywhere in the system.
Type:
Application
Filed:
December 19, 2012
Publication date:
June 19, 2014
Applicant:
VERIFYLE, INC.
Inventors:
Aaron M. Scarisbrick, Roy E. Martin, Thomas M. Root, Stephen J. Pierce