Andrew S Kim

7430186, Sep 30, 2008

Dec 14, 2007

11/957225

Andrew Kim - Paramus NJ, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
Institute For Information Technology Advancement - Daejeon

H04Q 7/00

370328, 455 16, 455502, 455503, 455519, 34053922, 3405721, 370312, 370432, 370338, 370475, 370473

An apparatus, method and computer readable device for providing spatial information in a sensor network. The sensor network comprises a plurality of sensors and a plurality of actuators, each sensors and actuators have a unique id and a known spatial location within a spatially-bounded zone and a database is provided for storing the location each sensor and actuator. A spatial-processor generates a plurality of context zones based upon the information contained in the location database to provide actuator coverage for the spatially-bounded zone. Each context zone is generated by assigning a subset of the plurality of sensors as a spatial boundary of each context zone and by deploying a subset of the plurality of actuators into one or more context zones. In operation, the spatial-processor determines if an actuator has failed in context zone and redeploys one or more actuators from another intersecting context zone to the context zone containing the non-operational actuator.

20220214872, Jul 7, 2022

Jan 4, 2021

17/140748

- McLean VA, US
Benjamin SIMON - Arlington VA, US
Christina KIM - Washington DC, US
Naveed KHAN - Bowie MD, US
Ahmad IBRAHIM - Centreville VA, US
Jean-Etienne LAVALLEE - Richmond VA, US
George SWAIN - Arlington VA, US
Steven ALMANZAR - Arlington VA, US
Andrew KIM - Fairfax VA, US
Dominic LEONE - Ashburn VA, US

G06F 8/71
G06F 8/73
G06F 8/20
G06F 9/451

In some implementations, a system may receive, from a software repository, a difference file indicating changes, to software code, that was submitted to the software repository. The system may parse the difference file to determine files, associated with the software code, affected by the changes and to determine content associated with the changes. The system may apply rules, from a rule dictionary, based on comparing identifiers, associated with the files, with identifiers included in the rules and based on comparing the content, associated with the changes, with content included in the rules. The system may generate software review checklist items based on applying the rules and output the software review checklist items for display. The system may receive, based on input from a user, confirmation of the changes and commit the changes to the software repository based on the confirmation.

20230130527, Apr 27, 2023

Dec 23, 2022

18/146004

- McLean VA, US
Benjamin SIMON - WASHINGTON DC, US
Christina KIM - San Ramon CA, US
Naveed KHAN - Bowie MD, US
Ahmad IBRAHIM - Centreville VA, US
Jean-Etienne LAVALLEE - Richmond VA, US
George SWAIN - Arlington VA, US
Steven ALMANZAR - Arlington VA, US
Andrew KIM - Fairfax VA, US
Dominic LEONE - Ashburn VA, US

G06F 8/71
G06F 9/451
G06F 8/20
G06F 8/73

In some implementations, a system may receive, from a software repository, a difference file indicating changes, to software code, that was submitted to the software repository. The system may parse the difference file to determine files, associated with the software code, affected by the changes and to determine content associated with the changes. The system may apply rules, from a rule dictionary, based on comparing identifiers, associated with the files, with identifiers included in the rules and based on comparing the content, associated with the changes, with content included in the rules. The system may generate software review checklist items based on applying the rules and output the software review checklist items for display. The system may receive, based on input from a user, confirmation of the changes and commit the changes to the software repository based on the confirmation.

20210027231, Jan 28, 2021

Jul 26, 2019

16/523164

- Redmond WA, US
Daniel Judah Popper - Silver Spring MD, US
Darinder Pandher - Kent WA, US
Anjaneya Sudarshan Malpani - Bellevue WA, US
Maja Vladan Milosavljevic - Lexington MA, US
Ankit Tandon - Bellevue WA, US
Andrew Jin Kim - Kirkland WA, US

G06Q 10/06
G06K 9/62
G06F 16/904

A system and method for determining enterprise metrics of an enterprise application is described. The system identifies a plurality of users of an enterprise. The system accesses enterprise usage data of an enterprise application from user accounts of an enterprise. The system accesses a profile of the enterprise and computes a first plurality of metrics based on the enterprise usage data and the profile of the enterprise. The system computes a first plurality of indexes based on the first plurality of metrics. The system then identities a plurality of benchmark indexes based on the profile of the enterprise. A graphical user interface indicating the first plurality of indexes relative to the plurality of benchmark indexes is generated.

20200329026, Oct 15, 2020

Jun 29, 2020

16/915473

- Charlotte NC, US
Eren Kursun - New York NY, US
Andrew DongHo Kim - Glendale AZ, US
Scott Anderson Sims - Tega Cay SC, US
Craig D. Widmann - Chandler AZ, US

BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION - Charlotte NC

H04L 29/06
H04L 12/725
H04L 12/707

The invention relates to alternate user communication routing for a one-time credential. When a user is determined to be an unauthorized user, the unauthorized user may be provided with an alternative one-time credential (e.g., one-time password, or the like) in response to the user trying to take an action (e.g., to access the organization systems in order to access information). When the unauthorized user tries to utilize the alternative one-time credential, the organization may identify the user as unauthorized and determine how to respond to the unauthorized user. In addition to the alternative one-time credential, one or more additional alternate treatments may be presented to the unauthorized user in order to identify, track, and/or prevent access by the unauthorized user.

20200329027, Oct 15, 2020

Jun 29, 2020

16/915480

- Charlotte NC, US
Eren Kursun - New York NY, US
Andrew DongHo Kim - Glendale AZ, US
Scott Anderson Sims - Tega Cay SC, US
Craig D. Widmann - Chandler AZ, US

BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION - Charlotte NC

H04L 29/06
H04L 12/725
H04L 12/707

The invention relates to alternate user communication routing for a one-time credential. When a user is determined to be an unauthorized user, the unauthorized user may be provided with an alternative one-time credential (e.g., one-time password, or the like) in response to the user trying to take an action (e.g., to access the organization systems in order to access information). When the unauthorized user tries to utilize the alternative one-time credential, the organization may identify the user as unauthorized and determine how to respond to the unauthorized user. In addition to the alternative one-time credential, one or more additional alternate treatments may be presented to the unauthorized user in order to identify, track, and/or prevent access by the unauthorized user.

20200329028, Oct 15, 2020

Jun 29, 2020

16/915484

- Charlotte NC, US
Eren Kursun - New York NY, US
Andrew DongHo Kim - Glendale AZ, US
Scott Anderson Sims - Tega Cay SC, US
Craig D. Widmann - Chandler AZ, US

BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION - Charlotte NC

H04L 29/06
H04L 12/725
H04L 12/707

The invention relates to alternate user communication routing for a one-time credential. When a user is determined to be an unauthorized user, the unauthorized user may be provided with an alternative one-time credential (e.g., one-time password, or the like) in response to the user trying to take an action (e.g., to access the organization systems in order to access information). When the unauthorized user tries to utilize the alternative one-time credential, the organization may identify the user as unauthorized and determine how to respond to the unauthorized user. In addition to the alternative one-time credential, one or more additional alternate treatments may be presented to the unauthorized user in order to identify, track, and/or prevent access by the unauthorized user.

20200329029, Oct 15, 2020

Jun 29, 2020

16/915492

- Charlotte NC, US
Eren Kursun - New York NY, US
Andrew DongHo Kim - Glendale AZ, US
Scott Anderson Sims - Tega Cay SC, US
Craig D. Widmann - Chandler AZ, US

BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION - Charlotte NC

H04L 29/06
H04L 12/725
H04L 12/707

The invention relates to alternate user communication routing for a one-time credential. When a user is determined to be an unauthorized user, the unauthorized user may be provided with an alternative one-time credential (e.g., one-time password, or the like) in response to the user trying to take an action (e.g., to access the organization systems in order to access information). When the unauthorized user tries to utilize the alternative one-time credential, the organization may identify the user as unauthorized and determine how to respond to the unauthorized user. In addition to the alternative one-time credential, one or more additional alternate treatments may be presented to the unauthorized user in order to identify, track, and/or prevent access by the unauthorized user.