Patents by Inventor Laura Haiduck

Laura Haiduck 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).

  • System and method for cloud-based control-plane event monitor
    Patent number: 11469976
    Abstract: A method for cloud-based, control-plane-event monitoring includes receiving control-plane events from a cloud-based element associated with a first and a second cloud environment. The received control-plane events are ingested from the cloud-based elements associated with the first and second cloud environments to generate a multiple-source data set from the control-plane events from the cloud-based elements associated with the first and second cloud environments. The multiple-source data set is then evaluated based on attributes of the first and second cloud environments in order to generate a common event data set. The common event data set is then processed using a rule set to generate an outcome.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 15, 2021
    Date of Patent: October 11, 2022
    Assignee: F5, Inc.
    Inventors: Joe Baker, Ryan Plessner, Dan Weiss, Nick Goodwin, Laura Haiduck, Daniel Kirsch
  • System and Method for Cloud-Based Control-Plane Event Monitor
    Publication number: 20210184948
    Abstract: A method for cloud-based, control-plane-event monitoring includes receiving control-plane events from a cloud-based element associated with a first and a second cloud environment. The received control-plane events are ingested from the cloud-based elements associated with the first and second cloud environments to generate a multiple-source data set from the control-plane events from the cloud-based elements associated with the first and second cloud environments. The multiple-source data set is then evaluated based on attributes of the first and second cloud environments in order to generate a common event data set. The common event data set is then processed using a rule set to generate an outcome.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 15, 2021
    Publication date: June 17, 2021
    Applicant: Threat Stack, Inc.
    Inventors: Joe Baker, Ryan Plessner, Dan Weiss, Nick Goodwin, Laura Haiduck, Daniel Kirsch
  • System and method for cloud-based control-plane event monitor
    Patent number: 10951496
    Abstract: A method for cloud-based, control-plane-event monitoring includes receiving control-plane events from a cloud-based element associated with a first and a second cloud environment. The received control-plane events are ingested from the cloud-based elements associated with the first and second cloud environments to generate a multiple-source data set from the control-plane events from the cloud-based elements associated with the first and second cloud environments. The multiple-source data set is then evaluated based on attributes of the first and second cloud environments in order to generate a common event data set. The common event data set is then processed using a rule set to generate an outcome.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 8, 2019
    Date of Patent: March 16, 2021
    Assignee: Threat Stack, Inc.
    Inventors: Joe Baker, Ryan Plessner, Dan Weiss, Nick Goodwin, Laura Haiduck, Daniel Kirsch
  • System and Method for Cloud-Based Control-Plane Event Monitor
    Publication number: 20200204465
    Abstract: A method for cloud-based, control-plane-event monitoring includes receiving control-plane events from a cloud-based element associated with a first and a second cloud environment. The received control-plane events are ingested from the cloud-based elements associated with the first and second cloud environments to generate a multiple-source data set from the control-plane events from the cloud-based elements associated with the first and second cloud environments. The multiple-source data set is then evaluated based on attributes of the first and second cloud environments in order to generate a common event data set. The common event data set is then processed using a rule set to generate an outcome.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 8, 2019
    Publication date: June 25, 2020
    Applicant: Threat Stack, Inc.
    Inventors: Joe Baker, Ryan Plessner, Dan Weiss, Nick Goodwin, Laura Haiduck, Daniel Kirsch