Patents by Inventor Steven Winick
Steven Winick 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: 20120226904Abstract: A secure data parser is provided that may be integrated into any suitable system for securely storing and communicating data. The secure data parser parses data and then splits the data into multiple portions that are stored or communicated distinctly. Encryption of the original data, the portions of data, or both may be employed for additional security. The secure data parser may be used to protect data in motion by splitting original data into portions of data that may be communicated using multiple communications paths.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 10, 2012Publication date: September 6, 2012Applicant: SECURITY FIRST CORP.Inventors: Rick L. Orsini, Mark S. O'Hare, Roger Davenport, Steven Winick
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Publication number: 20120221854Abstract: A secure data parser is provided that may be integrated into any suitable system for securely storing and communicating data. The secure data parser parses data and then splits the data into multiple portions that are stored or communicated distinctly. Encryption of the original data, the portions of data, or both may be employed for additional security. The secure data parser may be used to protect data in motion by splitting original data into portions of data that may be communicated using multiple communications paths.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 10, 2012Publication date: August 30, 2012Applicant: SECURITY FIRST CORP.Inventors: Rick L. Orsini, Mark S. O'Hare, Roger Davenport, Steven Winick
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Publication number: 20120222134Abstract: A secure data parser is provided that may be integrated into any suitable system for securely storing and communicating data. The secure data parser parses data and then splits the data into multiple portions that are stored or communicated distinctly. Encryption of the original data, the portions of data, or both may be employed for additional security. The secure data parser may be used to protect data in motion by splitting original data into portions of data that may be communicated using multiple communications paths.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 10, 2012Publication date: August 30, 2012Applicant: SECURITY FIRST CORP.Inventors: Rick L. Orsini, Mark S. O'Hare, Roger Davenport, Steven Winick
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Publication number: 20120221855Abstract: A secure data parser is provided that may be integrated into any suitable system for securely storing and communicating data. The secure data parser parses data and then splits the data into multiple portions that are stored or communicated distinctly. Encryption of the original data, the portions of data, or both may be employed for additional security. The secure data parser may be used to protect data in motion by splitting original data into portions of data that may be communicated using multiple communications paths.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 10, 2012Publication date: August 30, 2012Applicant: SECURITY FIRST CORP.Inventors: Rick L. Orsini, Mark S. O'Hare, Roger Davenport, Steven Winick
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Publication number: 20120221856Abstract: A secure data parser is provided that may be integrated into any suitable system for securely storing and communicating data. The secure data parser parses data and then splits the data into multiple portions that are stored or communicated distinctly. Encryption of the original data, the portions of data, or both may be employed for additional security. The secure data parser may be used to protect data in motion by splitting original data into portions of data that may be communicated using multiple communications paths.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 10, 2012Publication date: August 30, 2012Applicant: SECURITY FIRST CORP.Inventors: Rick L. Orsini, Mark S. O'Hare, Roger Davenport, Steven Winick
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Publication number: 20120173883Abstract: A secure data parser is provided that may be integrated into any suitable system for securely storing and communicating data. The secure data parser parses data and then splits the data into multiple portions that are stored or communicated distinctly. Encryption of the original data, the portions of data, or both may be employed for additional security. The secure data parser may be used to protect data in motion by splitting original data into portions of data, that may be communicated using multiple communications paths.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 10, 2012Publication date: July 5, 2012Applicant: Security First Corp.Inventors: Rick L. Orsini, Mark S. O'Hare, Roger Davenport, Steven Winick
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Publication number: 20120166815Abstract: A secure data parser is provided that may be integrated into any suitable system for securely storing and communicating data. The secure data parser parses data and then splits the data into multiple portions that are stored or communicated distinctly. Encryption of the original data, the portions of data, or both may be employed for additional security. The secure data parser may be used to protect data in motion by splitting original data into portions of data, that may be communicated using multiple communications paths.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 10, 2012Publication date: June 28, 2012Applicant: Security First Corp.Inventors: Rick L. Orsini, Mark S. O'Hare, Roger Davenport, Steven Winick
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Publication number: 20120159197Abstract: A secure data parser is provided that may be integrated into any suitable system for securely storing and communicating data. The secure data parser parses data and then splits the data into multiple portions that are stored or communicated distinctly. Encryption of the original data, the portions of data, or both may be employed for additional security. The secure data parser may be used to protect data in motion by splitting original data into portions of data, that may be communicated using multiple communications paths.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 10, 2012Publication date: June 21, 2012Applicant: Security First Corp.Inventors: Rick L. Orsini, Mark S. O'Hare, Roger Davenport, Steven Winick
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Publication number: 20110258439Abstract: A secure data parser is provided that may be integrated into any suitable system for securely storing and communicating data. The secure data parser parses data and then splits the data into multiple portions that are stored or communicated distinctly. Encryption of the original data, the portions of data, or both may be employed for additional security. The secure data parser may be used to protect data in motion by splitting original data into portions of data, that may be communicated using multiple communications paths.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 29, 2011Publication date: October 20, 2011Applicant: Security First CorporationInventors: Rick Orsini, Mark O'Hare, Roger Davenport, Steven Winick
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Patent number: 8009830Abstract: A secure data parser is provided that may be integrated into any suitable system for securely storing and communicating data. The secure data parser parses data and then splits the data into multiple portions that are stored or communicated distinctly. Encryption of the original data, the portions of data, or both may be employed for additional security. The secure data parser may be used to protect data in motion by splitting original data into portions of data, that may be communicated using multiple communications paths.Type: GrantFiled: November 20, 2006Date of Patent: August 30, 2011Assignee: Security First CorporationInventors: Rick L. Orsini, Mark S. O'Hare, Roger Davenport, Steven Winick
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Patent number: 7558379Abstract: An integrated security and communications system combines a security system to either or both of a telephone system interface and a data interface. Data functions such as electronic mail and possible partial or full World Wide Web access may also be provided at keypads of the security system, as well as at connected personal computers or computer terminals. The system keypads may be enhanced to better accommodate some of the added functions. A central communications station could be used to maintain secure, shared private key encrypted communications with each premises system, using a redirector arrangement or relay to allow each premises system to communicate securely with a central monitoring station and with other systems. The secure communications system could be used without a security system to allow secure computer-to-computer communications.Type: GrantFiled: May 12, 2005Date of Patent: July 7, 2009Inventor: Steven Winick
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Publication number: 20070160198Abstract: A secure data parser is provided that may be integrated into any suitable system for securely storing and communicating data. The secure data parser parses data and then splits the data into multiple portions that are stored or communicated distinctly. Encryption of the original data, the portions of data, or both may be employed for additional security. The secure data parser may be used to protect data in motion by splitting original data into portions of data, that may be communicated using multiple communications paths.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 20, 2006Publication date: July 12, 2007Applicant: Security First CorporationInventors: Rick Orsini, Mark O'Hare, Roger Davenport, Steven Winick
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Publication number: 20060177061Abstract: A secure data parser is provided that may be integrated into any suitable system for securely storing and communicating data. The secure data parser parses data and then splits the data into multiple portions that are stored or communicated distinctly. Encryption of the original data, the portions of data, or both may be employed for additional security. The secure data parser may be used to protect data in motion by splitting original data into portions of data, that may be communicated using multiple communications paths.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 25, 2005Publication date: August 10, 2006Inventors: Rick Orsini, Mark O'Hare, Roger Davenport, Steven Winick
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Publication number: 20050270151Abstract: An interconnected wireless HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning) system and wireless security system, which are interconnected and communicate with each other through the use of a common wireless technology, including the same selected frequency, modulation and a set of common protocols. The Wireless HVAC system includes wireless thermostats, which can communicate with and control both the HVAC system and the security system, and the wireless security system includes wireless controls or keypads, which can communicate with and control both the security system and the HVAC system. The universal wireless infrastructure can be expanded to provide communication or control of additional user or manufacturer installed wireless devices or systems through the universal wireless home infrastructure.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 29, 2005Publication date: December 8, 2005Applicant: Honeywell International, Inc.Inventor: Steven Winick
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Publication number: 20050213715Abstract: An integrated security and communications system combines a security system to either or both of a telephone system interface and a data interface. Users have access to voice-mail or other PBX-type telephone functions, many or all of which can be accessed not only at telephone sets, but also at keypads of the security system. Data functions such as electronic mail and possible partial or full World Wide Web access may also be provided at the keypads, as well as at connected personal computers or computer terminals. The system keypads may be enhanced to better accommodate some of the added functions. A central communications station could be used to maintain secure, shared private key encrypted communications with each premises system, using a redirector arrangement or relay to allow each premises system to communicate securely with a central monitoring station and with other systems. The secure communications system could be used without a security system to allow secure computer-to-computer communications.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 12, 2005Publication date: September 29, 2005Inventor: Steven Winick
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Publication number: 20050210532Abstract: Electronic devices in a local area network (LAN), e.g., a DVD video recorder, plasma display, and audio controller in a home network, are protected by a security system that is networked with the devices. In one aspect, the security system periodically polls the devices to confirm that they are present in the LAN. If a device does not respond, an alarm is set. Installation of the electronic device in an unauthorized network is detected by verifying the Internet Protocol (IP) address of the device, such as when the device attempts to contact a server that provides services such as downloading new or updated software to the device, performing remote programming, and uploading diagnostic data. The devices may encrypt their messages using encryption codes that are unique individually or for a specified group of electronic devices.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 22, 2004Publication date: September 22, 2005Applicant: Honeywell International, Inc.Inventor: Steven Winick
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Patent number: 6928148Abstract: An integrated security and communications system combines a security system to either or both of a telephone system interface and a data interface. Users have access to voice-mail or other PBX-type telephone functions, many or all of which can be accessed not only at telephone sets, but also at keypads of the security system. Data functions such as electronic mail and possible partial or full World Wide Web access may also be provided at the keypads, as well as at connected personal computers or computer terminals. The system keypads may be enhanced to better accommodate some of the added functions. A central communications station could be used to maintain secure, shared private key encrypted communications with each premises system, using a redirector arrangement or relay to allow each premises system to communicate securely with a central monitoring station and with other systems. The secure communications system could be used without a security system to allow secure computer-to-computer communications.Type: GrantFiled: March 13, 2001Date of Patent: August 9, 2005Assignee: Pittway CorporationInventors: Theodore Simon, Steven Winick, Scott H. Simon, Christopher E. Beach
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Publication number: 20050128068Abstract: A home or other building security system is interfaced with a vehicle control system, such as for an automobile. The vehicle control system includes a transceiver for receiving commands from the home security system for performing certain actions, such as arming or disarming an alarm system, unlocking or locking doors, opening or closing windows, and starting or stopping the engine. The vehicle control system also transmits status information regarding the vehicle to the home security system. The vehicle can be protected as a zone or partition of the home security system. Furthermore, a remote vehicle monitoring apparatus may be provided that triggers an alarm or annunciation based on its control mode when a change of status signal is received from the vehicle. The control mode is optionally tied to the status of a home security system.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 10, 2003Publication date: June 16, 2005Applicant: Honeywell International, Inc.Inventors: Steven Winick, Michael Spoltore, Robert Orlando, Robert Adonailo, Scott Simon
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Publication number: 20050059436Abstract: A synchronizing method and system between a Radio Frequency (RF) transmitter and a battery powered receiver wherein the transmitter transmits short duration first periodic sync signals which are used by the receiver to maintain proper synchronization of the receiver with the transmitter during second periodic wake-up windows for transmission of data. The receiver wakes for a short duration at the start of each periodic wake up window to receive a possible transmission of data, and if no transmission is received goes back to sleep, and if a transmission is received stays awake to receive the full transmission of data. The basic principle is that the average current consumed by the battery powered receiver in order to wake periodically to receive the first periodic sync signals and the second periodic data transmissions is less than the average current required to maintain the receiver awake continuously. The duration (e.g. 14 ms) and periodicity of (e.g.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 11, 2003Publication date: March 17, 2005Applicant: HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL, INC.Inventors: Kenneth Addy, Steven Winick
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Publication number: 20050040943Abstract: An interconnected wireless RF HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning) system and wireless RF security system, which are interconnected and communicate with each other through the use of a common wireless RF technology, including the same selected frequency, modulation and a set of common protocols. The RF wireless HVAC system includes wireless RF thermostats which can communicate with and control both the HVAC system and the security system, and the wireless RF security system includes wireless RF controls or keypads which can communicate with and control both the security system and the HVAC system. The universal RF infrastructure can be expanded to provide communication or control of additional user or manufacturer installed wireless RF devices or systems through the universal RF home infrastructure.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 22, 2003Publication date: February 24, 2005Applicant: HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL, INC.Inventor: Steven Winick