DR. MICHAEL D SCHWARTZ, MD
Osteopathic Medicine at Jackson St, Denver, CO

2004010, May 27, 2004

Jun 10, 2003

10/459394

Kevin Flesher - Broomfield CO, US
Richard Tolley - Greenwood Village CO, US
Keith Franklin - Highlands Ranch CO, US
Michael Schwartz - Denver CO, US
Charles Auten - Parker CO, US
Todd Frauenhoff - Lakewood CO, US

G06F015/16, G06F007/00

709/204000, 709/229000, 713/201000, 707/009000

The inventive system facilitates collaboration between multiple network users with respect to collaboration subject matter while maintaining the integrity of sensitive data. In one implementation, the system () includes a radiant collaboration subsystem () and a radiant sanitizer/guard subsystem (). The guard () receives input information (), reformats the input information () as necessary, and processes the input information and sanitizes the input information () based on predefined rules regarding dissemination of sensitive information to particular recipients. Sanitized outputs are provided by the guard () on a recipient-specific basis. The collaboration subsystem () allows for establishing a conference of collaborators identifying a document or documents to be included in the conference and allowing such documents as well as such documents to be represented to individual collaborators in accordance with the noted rules governing distribution of sensitive information. In this manner, collaboration is facilitated among collaborators that may have different limitations regarding access to sensitive data. The system () is useful in a variety of contexts, including the sharing of information as between public and private sector entities related to homeland security.

2009005, Feb 26, 2009

Apr 16, 2008

12/104315

Kevin E. Flesher - Broomfield CO, US
Richard G. Tolley - Greenwood Village CO, US
Keith Franklin - Highlands Ranch CO, US
Michael I. Schwartz - Denver CO, US
Charles W. Auten - Parker CO, US
Todd Frauenhoff - Lakewood CO, US

G06F 15/16, G06F 7/00

709204

The inventive system facilitates collaboration between, multiple network users with respect to collaboration subject matter while maintaining the integrity of sensitive data. In one implementation, the system () includes a radiant collaboration subsystem () and a radiant sanitizer/guard subsystem (). The guard () receives input information (), reformats the input information () as necessary, and processes the input information and sanitizes the input information () based, on predefined rules regarding dissemination of sensitive information to particular recipients. Sanitized outputs are provided by the guard () on a recipient-specific basis The collaboration subsystem () allows for establishing a conference of collaborators identifying a document or documents to be included in the conference and allowing such documents as well as such documents to be represented to individual collaborators in accordance with the noted rules governing distribution of sensitive information. In this manner, collaboration is facilitated among collaborators that may have different limitations regarding access to sensitive data. The system () is useful in a variety of contexts, including the sharing of information as between public and private sector entities related to homeland security.

7437408, Oct 14, 2008

Jun 10, 2003

10/459388

Michael I. Schwartz - Denver CO, US
Richard G. Tolley - Greenwood Village CO, US
Kevin E. Flesher - Broomfield CO, US
Keith Franklin - Highlands Ranch CO, US
William D. Scott - Parker CO, US
Charles W. Auten - Parker CO, US

Lockheed Martin Corporation - Bethesda MD

G06F 15/16

709204, 709205, 709217, 709218, 709219, 709231, 709232, 705 7

A utility is provided for managing exchanges of information within a context involving multiple users, for example, multi-user network collaboration. The invention enables automatic enforcement of a policy regarding sensitive information. The policy may be negotiated among the users and expressed as multiple rule sets that govern access to a use of sensitive information. The utility also logs activities involving sensitive information to ensure compliance with the policy. These logs can be audited by a third party or automatically processed for audit compliance by the utility. In this manner, an environment of trust is created which encourages fruitful collaboration.