Patents by Inventor Andrew Giblin

Andrew Giblin has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 11645389
    Abstract: Systems, methods, devices, and computer readable media related to fraud detection. Fraud detection is achieved using a flexible scripting language and syntax that simplifies the generation of fraud detection rules. The rules are structured as conditional IF-THEN statements that include data objects referred to as Anchors and Add-Ons. The Anchors and Add-Ons used to generate the rules also correspond to a distinct data path for the retrieval data from any of a variety of data sources. The retrieval of data from the various data sources is optimized based on data dependencies within the rules. By knowing the data dependencies of each rule and utilizing parallelization of rule execution, the retrievals of data from the data sources is achieved efficiently so the rules can be executed quickly.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 11, 2019
    Date of Patent: May 9, 2023
    Assignee: MASTERCARD TECHNOLOGIES CANADA ULC
    Inventors: Yi Wei Tseng, Randy Lukashuk, Perry McGee, Amiran Gigiberia, Andrew Giblin, Kenny Wan, Andrian Sevastyanov
  • Patent number: 11531754
    Abstract: Systems, methods, devices, and computer readable media related to fraud detection. Fraud detection is achieved using a flexible scripting language and syntax that simplifies the generation of fraud detection rules. The rules are structured as conditional IF-THEN statements that include data objects referred to as Anchors and Add-Ons. The Anchors and Add-Ons used to generate the rules also correspond to a distinct data path for the retrieval data from any of a variety of data sources. The generated rules with distinct data paths are then converted using a transpiler from the scripting language into native language source code (e.g., PHP, Java, etc.) for deployment in a particular environment. The rules are then executed in real-time in the environment to detect potential fraudulent activity.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 11, 2019
    Date of Patent: December 20, 2022
    Assignee: MASTERCARD TECHNOLOGIES CANADA ULC
    Inventors: Yi Wei Tseng, Randy Lukashuk, Perry McGee, Amiran Gigiberia, Andrew Giblin, Kenny Wan, Andrian Sevastyanov
  • Publication number: 20200082413
    Abstract: Systems, methods, devices, and computer readable media related to fraud detection. Fraud detection is achieved using a flexible scripting language and syntax that simplifies the generation of fraud detection rules. The rules are structured as conditional IF-THEN statements that include data objects referred to as Anchors and Add-Ons. The Anchors and Add-Ons used to generate the rules also correspond to a distinct data path for the retrieval data from any of a variety of data sources. The retrieval of data from the various data sources is optimized based on data dependencies within the rules. By knowing the data dependencies of each rule and utilizing parallelization of rule execution, the retrievals of data from the data sources is achieved efficiently so the rules can be executed quickly.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 11, 2019
    Publication date: March 12, 2020
    Inventors: Yi Wei Tseng, Randy Lukashuk, Perry McGee, Amiran Gigiberia, Andrew Giblin, Kenny Wan, Andrian Sevastyanov
  • Publication number: 20200082079
    Abstract: Systems, methods, devices, and computer readable media related to fraud detection. Fraud detection is achieved using a flexible scripting language and syntax that simplifies the generation of fraud detection rules. The rules are structured as conditional IF-THEN statements that include data objects referred to as Anchors and Add-Ons. The Anchors and Add-Ons used to generate the rules also correspond to a distinct data path for the retrieval data from any of a variety of data sources. The generated rules with distinct data paths are then converted using a transpiler from the scripting language into native language source code (e.g., PHP, Java, etc.) for deployment in a particular environment. The rules are then executed in real-time in the environment to detect potential fraudulent activity.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 11, 2019
    Publication date: March 12, 2020
    Inventors: Yi Wei Tseng, Randy Lukashuk, Perry McGee, Amiran Gigiberia, Andrew Giblin, Kenny Wan, Andrian Sevastyanov