Patents by Inventor Mark Wuslich
Mark Wuslich 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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Publication number: 20260228698Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure relate to dynamically providing cybersecurity training based on user-specific threat information. A computing platform may receive, from a targeted attack protection (TAP) server, user-specific threat information indicating at least one threat that has been encountered by at least one user. The computing platform may identify one or more users to receive cybersecurity training in a first cybersecurity training topic based on the user-specific threat information indicating the at least one threat that has been encountered by the at least one user. Subsequently, the computing platform may load one or more cybersecurity training modules based on identifying the one or more users to receive the cybersecurity training in the first cybersecurity training topic. Then, the computing platform may provide the one or more cybersecurity training modules to one or more user computing devices.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 2, 2026Publication date: August 6, 2026Inventors: Mark Wuslich, Alan James Himler, Ali Mazzotta, Kurt Frederick Wescoe, Richard Charles Miles
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Publication number: 20260156093Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure relate to providing a flexible and automated system for automatically detecting when emails include harmful content, flagging the emails, providing interactive reporting functionality, and providing follow-up enforcement actions to protect users. A computing platform may intercept an email in transit to an email server. Subsequently, the computing platform may analyze the email and generate at least one unique link for reporting suspicious content associated with the email. Next, the computing platform may generate an email warning tag comprising text information and the at least one unique link for reporting the suspicious content associated with the email. Then, the computing platform may inject the email warning tag into the email to produce a modified email comprising content from the email and the email warning tag, and may send the modified email to the email server.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 4, 2025Publication date: June 4, 2026Inventors: Alan James Himler, Mark Wuslich, Sharankumar Hiremath
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Patent number: 12608682Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure relate to dynamically providing cybersecurity training based on user-specific threat information. A computing platform may receive, from a targeted attack protection (TAP) server, user-specific threat information indicating at least one threat that has been encountered by at least one user. The computing platform may identify one or more users to receive cybersecurity training in a first cybersecurity training topic based on the user-specific threat information indicating the at least one threat that has been encountered by the at least one user. Subsequently, the computing platform may load one or more cybersecurity training modules based on identifying the one or more users to receive the cybersecurity training in the first cybersecurity training topic. Then, the computing platform may provide the one or more cybersecurity training modules to one or more user computing devices.Type: GrantFiled: December 11, 2020Date of Patent: April 21, 2026Assignee: Proofpoint, Inc.Inventors: Mark Wuslich, Alan James Himler, Ali Mazzotta, Kurt Frederick Wescoe, Richard Charles Miles
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Patent number: 12495013Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure relate to providing a flexible and automated system for automatically detecting when emails include harmful content, flagging the emails, providing interactive reporting functionality, and providing follow-up enforcement actions to protect users. A computing platform may intercept an email in transit to an email server. Subsequently, the computing platform may analyze the email and generate at least one unique link for reporting suspicious content associated with the email. Next, the computing platform may generate an email warning tag comprising text information and the at least one unique link for reporting the suspicious content associated with the email. Then, the computing platform may inject the email warning tag into the email to produce a modified email comprising content from the email and the email warning tag, and may send the modified email to the email server.Type: GrantFiled: September 21, 2021Date of Patent: December 9, 2025Assignee: Proofpoint, Inc.Inventors: Alan James Himler, Mark Wuslich, Sharankumar Hiremath
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Patent number: 12001445Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for implementing secure database requests in a role-based application. In one example, the system may include at least one memory storing instructions and at least one processor configured to execute the instructions. The instructions may include instructions to aggregate, within a database, patient-specific data and bed-specific data into aggregated data comprising one or more statistics; receive a request to access the aggregated data; extract the aggregated data from the database based upon the request; and generate a graphical user interface for a user from the extracted aggregated data.Type: GrantFiled: March 29, 2023Date of Patent: June 4, 2024Assignee: TeleTracking Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Anjali Tomer, Mark Wuslich, Deepak Bhurani, Jamie Slater, Kenneth Poling, Bhavya Sangars, Carol Cheng, Raghen Morrow, Twesha Mitra
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Patent number: 11620302Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for implementing secure database requests in a role-based application. In one example, the system may include at least one memory storing instructions and at least one processor configured to execute the instructions. The instructions may include instructions to receive, from a user device, a request to access data from a relational database; based on the request, extract the data from the relational database; perform one or more join commands on the data to generate an object in an object-oriented programming language having the joined data; convert the object to a data serialized format configured for use in a graphical user interface generator; and transmit the data serialized format to the user device.Type: GrantFiled: March 22, 2021Date of Patent: April 4, 2023Assignee: TELETRACKING TECHNOLOGIES, INC.Inventors: Anjali Tomer, Mark Wuslich, Deepak Bhurani, Jamie Slater, Kenneth Poling, Bhavya Sangars, Carol Cheng, Raghen Morrow, Twesha Mitra
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Publication number: 20230086556Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure relate to providing a flexible and automated system for automatically detecting when emails include harmful content, flagging the emails, providing interactive reporting functionality, and providing follow-up enforcement actions to protect users. A computing platform may intercept an email in transit to an email server. Subsequently, the computing platform may analyze the email and generate at least one unique link for reporting suspicious content associated with the email. Next, the computing platform may generate an email warning tag comprising text information and the at least one unique link for reporting the suspicious content associated with the email. Then, the computing platform may inject the email warning tag into the email to produce a modified email comprising content from the email and the email warning tag, and may send the modified email to the email server.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 21, 2021Publication date: March 23, 2023Inventors: Alan James Himler, Mark Wuslich, Sharankumar Hiremath
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Publication number: 20210390510Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure relate to dynamically providing cybersecurity training based on user-specific threat information. A computing platform may receive, from a targeted attack protection (TAP) server, user-specific threat information indicating at least one threat that has been encountered by at least one user. The computing platform may identify one or more users to receive cybersecurity training in a first cybersecurity training topic based on the user-specific threat information indicating the at least one threat that has been encountered by the at least one user. Subsequently, the computing platform may load one or more cybersecurity training modules based on identifying the one or more users to receive the cybersecurity training in the first cybersecurity training topic. Then, the computing platform may provide the one or more cybersecurity training modules to one or more user computing devices.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 11, 2020Publication date: December 16, 2021Inventors: Mark Wuslich, Alan James Himler, Ali Mazzotta, Kurt Frederick Wescoe, Richard Charles Miles
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Patent number: 10956437Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for implementing secure database requests in a role-based application. In one example, the system may include at least one memory storing instructions and at least one processor configured to execute the instructions. The instructions may include instructions to receive, from a user device, a request to access data from a relational database; based on the request, extract the data from the relational database; perform one or more join commands on the data to generate an object in an object-oriented programming language having the joined data; convert the object to a data serialized format configured for use in a graphical user interface generator; and transmit the data serialized format to the user device.Type: GrantFiled: October 22, 2018Date of Patent: March 23, 2021Assignee: TeleTracking Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Anjali Tomer, Mark Wuslich, Deepak Bhurani, Jamie Slater, Kenneth Poling, Bhavya Sangars, Carol Cheng, Raghen Morrow, Twesha Mitra