Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure relate to a voice authentication platform. The voice authentication platform may monitor remote communications to identify a first voice sample. The voice authentication platform may train a voice authentication model to output similarity scores, based on the first voice sample. The voice authentication platform may identify a second voice sample. The voice authentication platform may generate a similarity score by inputting the second voice sample into the model. The voice authentication platform may compare the similarity score to a threshold value. If the similarity score meets or exceeds the threshold value, the voice authentication platform may update a user profile. If the similarity score is below the threshold value, the voice authentication platform may initiate a security action. The voice authentication platform may create an iterative feedback loop to update the voice authentication model.

Abstract: An information-security process for enhanced user authentication is disclosed. In addition to username, password, dual-factor and/or other security, an authenticator is worn or carried on the person of a user. The authenticator can be detected to be within local range of a workstation and/or geolocated. If the authenticator corresponds to the user and the user's security information, and if the authenticator is in the correct range or location, access to the workstation can be authorized. Otherwise, it is rejected. Access can also be terminated automatically if the authenticator leaves the security range around the workstation or if a different user's authenticator enters the security range. Positional or range information can be determined by NFC, Bluetooth, BLE, RFID, Wi-Fi, triangulation, time-of-flight protocols/components distributed throughout work area(s) and/or embedded in workstation(s). Cooperative components working therewith are in the authenticator.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present systems and methods may provide quality-driven incentives for continuous data maintenance and fair value-exchange in business eco-systems that may ensure high quality data over time. For example, a method of data management processing may be implemented in a computer system and the method may comprise determining a quality of data submitted by a data provider over a plurality of quality dimensions, curating the submitted data over multiple data providers based on the plurality of quality dimensions, and rewarding the data provider based on the determined quality of the data submitted by the data provider, an expected lifetime of the data, and the data consumers that access the data so as to incentivize the data provider to provide the data and to maintain or improve the quality of the data.

Abstract: Implementations of a jewelry storage apparatus (“jewelry case”) are provided. In some implementations, the jewelry case comprises one or more pockets formed in a flexible transparent material. In some implementations, the jewelry case further comprises one or more attachment components configured to attach jewelry held in the pockets to the jewelry case. In some implementations, a method of using the jewelry case comprises inserting jewelry into the pockets of the jewelry case. In some implementations, the method comprises attaching the jewelry to the jewelry case. In some implementations, the method comprises storing, carrying, and/or displaying the jewelry in the jewelry case.