Patents by Inventor Berrin Serdar

Berrin Serdar 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).

  • Context-aware consent management
    Patent number: 11366912
    Abstract: A consent and privacy preferences management environment (300) includes an application (302) and a Consent Management System (CMS) (304). The CMS (304) stores and processes consent information (306) of an end user (308). The application (302) obtains the consent information and uses the CMS (304) to manage choices of the end users (308) about certain activities, events, or other situations. Third parties (310) use the application (302) to submit requests for consent. The application (302) maps the request into fields of an API (314) for processing by the CMS (304) and receives a response from the CMS (304). The application then provides or denies consent regarding the end user (308) based on the response and filters or masks data based on organizational policies, end user consent, and the context. The data structure of the CMS (304) adapts to a wide variety of consent application environments.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 4, 2020
    Date of Patent: June 21, 2022
    Assignee: Cloud Privacy Labs, LLC
    Inventors: Berrin Serdar, Burak Serdar
  • CONTEXT-AWARE CONSENT MANAGEMENT
    Publication number: 20210303705
    Abstract: A consent and privacy preferences management environment (300) includes an application (302) and a Consent Management System (CMS) (304). The CMS (304) stores and processes consent information (306) of an end user (308). The application (302) obtains the consent information and uses the CMS (304) to manage choices of the end users (308) about certain activities, events, or other situations. Third parties (310) use the application (302) to submit requests for consent. The application (302) maps the request into fields of an API (314) for processing by the CMS (304) and receives a response from the CMS (304). The application then provides or denies consent regarding the end user (308) based on the response and filters or masks data based on organizational policies, end user consent, and the context. The data structure of the CMS (304) adapts to a wide variety of consent application environments.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 4, 2020
    Publication date: September 30, 2021
    Inventors: Berrin Serdar, Burak Serdar