20240015200. SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR ADAPTIVE SECURITY AND COOPERATIVE MULTI-SYSTEM OPERATIONS WITH DYNAMIC PROTOCOLS simplified abstract (The Western Union Company)

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SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR ADAPTIVE SECURITY AND COOPERATIVE MULTI-SYSTEM OPERATIONS WITH DYNAMIC PROTOCOLS

Organization Name

The Western Union Company

Inventor(s)

Christopher J. Luciano of Montvale NJ (US)

Pankaj Jain of Montvale NJ (US)

Praveen K. Makhija of Montvale NJ (US)

Alexander Varakin of Parsippany NJ (US)

Wrena Dsouza of San Ramon CA (US)

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR ADAPTIVE SECURITY AND COOPERATIVE MULTI-SYSTEM OPERATIONS WITH DYNAMIC PROTOCOLS - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240015200 titled 'SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR ADAPTIVE SECURITY AND COOPERATIVE MULTI-SYSTEM OPERATIONS WITH DYNAMIC PROTOCOLS

Simplified Explanation

The patent application describes systems, methods, and machine-readable media that enable adaptive security and cooperative multi-system operations using dynamic protocols. The implementation of the protocol includes parameter constraints mapped to defined events, allowing for the generation of an operation flow in response to the detection of a defined event at a remote system. The protocol is transformed into an executable process that applies to at least one remote system.

References to metadata specifications are transmitted, which include specifications of interface elements and cause interface configuring based on the specifications. If the responses satisfy the parameter constraints, access to a resource is controlled according to the protocol. If the responses fail to satisfy the parameter constraints, an alert is transmitted, indicating the references and/or additional references to second metadata specifications.

  • The patent application proposes a system for adaptive security and cooperative multi-system operations.
  • It introduces a dynamic protocol that can be transformed into an executable process.
  • The protocol includes parameter constraints mapped to defined events, allowing for the generation of an operation flow.
  • Metadata specifications are transmitted to configure interfaces based on the specifications.
  • Access to resources can be controlled based on the satisfaction of parameter constraints.
  • Alerts can be transmitted if the responses fail to satisfy the parameter constraints, indicating relevant references.

Potential applications of this technology:

  • Adaptive security systems for networked environments.
  • Cooperative operations between multiple systems in a network.
  • Dynamic protocol implementation for event-driven processes.
  • Interface configuration based on metadata specifications.

Problems solved by this technology:

  • Ensuring adaptive security measures based on dynamic events.
  • Facilitating cooperative operations between multiple systems.
  • Efficiently transforming protocols into executable processes.
  • Configuring interfaces based on metadata specifications.

Benefits of this technology:

  • Improved security and adaptability in networked environments.
  • Enhanced cooperation and coordination between systems.
  • Streamlined implementation of dynamic protocols.
  • Efficient interface configuration based on metadata specifications.


Original Abstract Submitted

systems, methods, and machine-readable media are provided to facilitate adaptive security and cooperative multi-system operations in conformance with dynamic protocols. an implementation of the protocol that includes parameter constraints mapped to the defined event may be generated, defining an operation flow in response to detection of a defined event at a remote system and transforming the protocol into an executable process that applies to at least one remote system. references to metadata specifications may be transmitted that include specifications of interface elements and cause interface configuring in accordance with the specifications. upon determination that responses satisfy the parameter constraints, access to a resource may be controlled in accordance with the protocol, or, upon determination that the responses fail to satisfy the parameter constraints, an alert may be transmitted that is indicative of at least one of the references and/or additional references to second metadata specifications.