18177502. MID-SESSION TRUST ASSESSMENT simplified abstract (Cisco Technology, Inc.)

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MID-SESSION TRUST ASSESSMENT

Organization Name

Cisco Technology, Inc.

Inventor(s)

Shayne Miel of Durham NC (US)

Josh Matz of Ann Arbor MI (US)

Nancy Cam-winget of Mountain View CA (US)

Joshua Terry of Round Rock TX (US)

Brian Lindauer of Austin TX (US)

David William Matteson of Dexter MI (US)

Jen Bammel of Dexter MI (US)

Courtney Irwin of Ann Arbor MI (US)

MID-SESSION TRUST ASSESSMENT - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18177502 titled 'MID-SESSION TRUST ASSESSMENT

The present technology involves receiving communications at an authentication service that indicate a change in the security posture of an authenticated session between a user device and a secure service. The authentication service can determine if this change impacts the trust level associated with the user device, causing it to fall below a certain threshold. In response, the authentication service can send an enforcement signal to a security agent on a network device, which provides remedial actions for the user to improve the security posture of the authenticated session.

  • Receiving communications at an authentication service indicating changes in security posture of an authenticated session.
  • Determining impact of changes on trust level associated with user device.
  • Sending enforcement signal to security agent on network device for remedial actions.
  • Improving security posture of authenticated session based on remedial actions.
  • Enhancing overall security and trust levels in user devices and secure services.

Potential Applications: - Enhancing security measures in online transactions and communications. - Improving user authentication processes in sensitive environments. - Strengthening network security protocols for data protection.

Problems Solved: - Addressing potential security vulnerabilities in authenticated sessions. - Ensuring trust levels are maintained and improved for user devices. - Providing proactive measures to enhance overall security posture.

Benefits: - Increased security and trust levels in user devices and secure services. - Enhanced user experience with improved authentication processes. - Proactive approach to addressing security vulnerabilities in real-time.

Commercial Applications: Title: "Enhancing Security Posture in User Devices and Secure Services" This technology can be utilized in industries such as finance, healthcare, and e-commerce to strengthen security measures and protect sensitive data. It can also be integrated into various cybersecurity solutions to enhance overall network security.

Prior Art: Readers can explore prior research on authentication services, network security protocols, and trust levels in user devices to gain a deeper understanding of the technology's background and evolution.

Frequently Updated Research: Stay informed about the latest advancements in authentication technologies, network security protocols, and user device trust levels to ensure the most up-to-date information on this innovative technology.

Questions about the Technology: 1. How does this technology impact the overall user experience in secure services? 2. What are the potential implications of this technology on data privacy and protection?


Original Abstract Submitted

The present technology provides for receiving communications at an authentication service, and the communication is indicative of a change in a security posture of an authenticated session between a user device and a secure service. The authentication service can then determine that the change in the security posture of the authenticated session impacts the trust level associated with the user device and causes the trust level to fall below the threshold. The authentication service can then send an enforcement signal to a security agent on a network device that provides remedial actions that a user can undertake to improve the security posture of the authenticated session.