Patents by Inventor Neeti Deshmukh
Neeti Deshmukh 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: 20230289692Abstract: A method may include generating a user interface (UI) to facilitate interaction with a risk management system. The UI may include a first element indicating a rule used by the risk management system to manage risk for a client, a second element indicating effectiveness of the rule, and a third element invocable to modify the rule. The method may also include monitoring activity of the client to determine whether the activity of the client shifts the client into a different category of client; determining that the client is shifted into the different category; based on the shift, modifying the second element to include a recommended modification to the rule; and in response to receiving an interaction with the second element, applying the recommended modification to the rule.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 27, 2023Publication date: September 14, 2023Inventors: Arthi Rajan Makhija, Neeti Deshmukh, Grahame Andrew Jastrebski, Souradeep Sen
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Patent number: 11593743Abstract: A method may include generating a user interface (UI) to facilitate interaction with a risk management system. The UI may include a first element indicating a rule used by the risk management system to manage risk for a client, a second element indicating effectiveness of the rule, and a third element invocable to modify the rule. The method may also include monitoring activity of the client to determine whether the activity of the client shifts the client into a different category of client; determining that the client is shifted into the different category; based on the shift, modifying the second element to include a recommended modification to the rule; and in response to receiving an interaction with the second element, applying the recommended modification to the rule.Type: GrantFiled: December 31, 2018Date of Patent: February 28, 2023Assignee: PayPal, Inc.Inventors: Arthi Rajan Makhija, Neeti Deshmukh, Grahame Andrew Jastrebski, Souradeep Sen
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Publication number: 20200210914Abstract: A method may include generating a user interface (UI) to facilitate interaction with a risk management system. The UI may include a first element indicating a rule used by the risk management system to manage risk for a client, a second element indicating effectiveness of the rule, and a third element invocable to modify the rule. The method may also include monitoring activity of the client to determine whether the activity of the client shifts the client into a different category of client; determining that the client is shifted into the different category; based on the shift, modifying the second element to include a recommended modification to the rule; and in response to receiving an interaction with the second element, applying the recommended modification to the rule.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 31, 2018Publication date: July 2, 2020Inventors: Arthi Rajan Makhija, Neeti Deshmukh, Grahame Andrew Jastrebski, Souradeep Sen
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Patent number: 9571285Abstract: Systems and methods for implementing an identity assertion framework to authenticate a user in a federation of security domains are provided. A first security token service associated with a first security domain is configured to receive a request for a first token from a device and issue the first token based on a first issuing policy of the first security domain. A token authenticator associated with a second security domain is configured to determine that the first token is not issued in the second security domain. A hardware-processor-implemented second security token service is configured to receive the first token from the token authenticator, determine that the first token was issued by the first security token service, and validate the first token based on a local federation policy that defines a federation agreement between the first security domain and the second security domain.Type: GrantFiled: February 17, 2015Date of Patent: February 14, 2017Inventors: Farhang Kassaei, Neeti Deshmukh, Peter Johnson, Franco Travostino, Sachin Khanna, Anand Bahety, Benoy Antony
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Publication number: 20150163251Abstract: Systems and methods for implementing an identity assertion framework to authenticate a user in a federation of security domains are provided. A first security token service associated with a first security domain is configured to receive a request for a first token from a device and issue the first token based on a first issuing policy of the first security domain. A token authenticator associated with a second security domain is configured to determine that the first token is not issued in the second security domain. A hardware-processor-implemented second security token service is configured to receive the first token from the token authenticator, determine that the first token was issued by the first security token service, and validate the first token based on a local federation policy that defines a federation agreement between the first security domain and the second security domain.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 17, 2015Publication date: June 11, 2015Inventors: Farhang Kassaei, Neeti Deshmukh, Peter Johnson, Franco Travostino, Sachin Khanna, Anand Bahety, Benoy Antony
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Patent number: 8990557Abstract: Systems and methods for implementing an identity assertion framework to authenticate a user in a federation of security domains are provided. A first security token service (STS) is configured to receive a request for a first token from a consumer and to issue the first token to the consumer. The first STS is associated with a first security domain, and the first token is issued according to a first issuing policy of the first security domain. A service provider within a second security domain receives the first token and makes a determination whether the first token is invalid in the second security domain. A second STS receives the first token from the service provider, determines that the first token was issued by the first STS, and validates the first token according to a federation policy between the first security domain and the second security domain.Type: GrantFiled: February 17, 2011Date of Patent: March 24, 2015Assignee: eBay Inc.Inventors: Farhang Kassaei, Neeti Deshmukh, Peter Johnson, Franco Travostino, Sachin Khanna, Anand Bahety, Benoy Antony
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Publication number: 20120216268Abstract: Systems and methods for implementing an identity assertion framework to authenticate a user in a federation of security domains are provided. A first security token service (STS) is configured to receive a request for a first token from a consumer and to issue the first token to the consumer. The first STS is associated with a first security domain, and the first token is issued according to a first issuing policy of the first security domain. A service provider within a second security domain receives the first token and makes a determination whether the first token is invalid in the second security domain. A second STS receives the first token from the service provider, determines that the first token was issued by the first STS, and validates the first token according to a federation policy between the first security domain and the second security domain.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 17, 2011Publication date: August 23, 2012Applicant: eBay Inc.Inventors: Farhang Kassaei, Neeti Deshmukh, Peter Johnson, Franco Travostino, Sachin Khanna, Anand Bahety, Benoy Antony