Patents by Inventor Brian Joe
Brian Joe 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).
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Patent number: 12218954Abstract: Disclosed is a system for customizing protections provided to different application programming interfaces (“APIs”) and different functions of an API based on different API context and user context associated with the different APIs and the different functions of each API. The system receives a particular API, determines API context for proper usage of one or more functions of the particular API, and determines user context associated with endpoints properly accessing the one or more functions. The system generates a model for differentiating between proper and improper use of the one or more functions based on contextual relationships between different combinations of the API context and the user context. The system monitors usage of the one or more functions based on the model, and performs an action that is associated with the model in response to the usage violating the contextual relationships for the one or more functions.Type: GrantFiled: March 18, 2024Date of Patent: February 4, 2025Assignee: Impart Security Inc.Inventors: Jonathan DiVincenzo, Marc Harrison, Brian Joe
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Publication number: 20240223573Abstract: Disclosed is a system for customizing protections provided to different application programming interfaces (“APIs”) and different functions of an API based on different API context and user context associated with the different APIs and the different functions of each API. The system receives a particular API, determines API context for proper usage of one or more functions of the particular API, and determines user context associated with endpoints properly accessing the one or more functions. The system generates a model for differentiating between proper and improper use of the one or more functions based on contextual relationships between different combinations of the API context and the user context. The system monitors usage of the one or more functions based on the model, and performs an action that is associated with the model in response to the usage violating the contextual relationships for the one or more functions.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 18, 2024Publication date: July 4, 2024Applicant: Impart Security Inc.Inventors: Jonathan DiVincenzo, Marc Harrison, Brian Joe
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Patent number: 11968218Abstract: Disclosed is a system for customizing protections provided to different application programming interfaces (“APIs”) and different functions of an API based on different API context and user context associated with the different APIs and the different functions of each API. The system receives a particular API, determines API context for proper usage of one or more functions of the particular API, and determines user context associated with endpoints properly accessing the one or more functions. The system generates a model for differentiating between proper and improper use of the one or more functions based on contextual relationships between different combinations of the API context and the user context. The system monitors usage of the one or more functions based on the model, and performs an action that is associated with the model in response to the usage violating the contextual relationships for the one or more functions.Type: GrantFiled: March 16, 2022Date of Patent: April 23, 2024Assignee: Impart Security Inc.Inventors: Jonathan DiVincenzo, Marc Harrison, Brian Joe
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Publication number: 20230300149Abstract: Disclosed is a system for customizing protections provided to different application programming interfaces (“APIs”) and different functions of an API based on different API context and user context associated with the different APIs and the different functions of each API. The system receives a particular API, determines API context for proper usage of one or more functions of the particular API, and determines user context associated with endpoints properly accessing the one or more functions. The system generates a model for differentiating between proper and improper use of the one or more functions based on contextual relationships between different combinations of the API context and the user context. The system monitors usage of the one or more functions based on the model, and performs an action that is associated with the model in response to the usage violating the contextual relationships for the one or more functions.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 16, 2022Publication date: September 21, 2023Applicant: Impart Security Inc.Inventors: Jonathan DiVincenzo, Marc Harrison, Brian Joe
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Patent number: 10123084Abstract: An apparatus and method for enabling a viewer to watch television in the usual manner, while providing the viewer with an opportunity to indicate interest in products contextually associated with, but not necessarily displayed, in the television programs viewed, are described. Viewer interest might be indicated, for example, by launching a widget from an icon located on the TV video receiver using a handheld remote controller in communication with a set-top box during the program. The program being viewed may then be identified, for example, by the selected channel, the name of the program, the episode, and the time of the selection, or a combination of these indicators. The selections are transmitted by the set-top box to a remote search server, which returns information to the viewer on a portion of the TV video receiver concerning available products contextually related to the program being viewed at the time the widget was launched by the viewer, as well as purchase information.Type: GrantFiled: May 16, 2014Date of Patent: November 6, 2018Assignee: DA IP CORP.Inventors: Michael R. Fitzsimmons, David M. Rudnick, Brian Joe, Christopher A. Lee, Wei Hu
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Publication number: 20150020110Abstract: An apparatus and method for enabling a viewer to watch television in the usual manner, while providing the viewer with an opportunity to indicate interest in products contextually associated with, but not necessarily displayed, in the television programs viewed, are described. Viewer interest might be indicated, for example, by launching a widget from an icon located on the TV video receiver using a handheld remote controller in communication with a set-top box during the program. The program being viewed may then be identified, for example, by the selected channel, the name of the program, the episode, and the time of the selection, or a combination of these indicators. The selections are transmitted by the set-top box to a remote search server, which returns information to the viewer on a portion of the TV video receiver concerning available products contextually related to the program being viewed at the time the widget was launched by the viewer, as well as purchase information.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 16, 2014Publication date: January 15, 2015Inventors: Michael R. Fitzsimmons, David M. Rudnick, Brian Joe, Christopher A. Lee, Wei Hu
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Publication number: 20130019268Abstract: An apparatus and method for enabling a viewer to watch television in the usual manner, while providing the viewer with an opportunity to indicate interest in products contextually associated with, but not necessarily displayed, in the television programs viewed, are described. Viewer interest might be indicated, for example, by launching a widget from an icon located on the TV video receiver using a handheld remote controller in communication with a set-top box during the program. The program being viewed may then be identified, for example, by the selected channel, the name of the program, the episode, and the time of the selection, or a combination of these indicators. The selections are transmitted by the set-top box to a remote search server, which returns information to the viewer on a portion of the TV video receiver concerning available products contextually related to the program being viewed at the time the widget was launched by the viewer, as well as purchase information.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 11, 2011Publication date: January 17, 2013Inventors: Michael R. Fitzsimmons, David M. Rudnick, Brian Joe, Christopher A. Lee, Wei Hu