DR. PETER STEVEN TIPPETT, M.D.
Osteopathic Medicine at Georgetown Pike, Great Falls, VA

2013031, Nov 28, 2013

May 22, 2012

13/477489

Steven T. ARCHER - Dallas TX, US
Peter S. TIPPETT - Great Falls VA, US
Gregory P. CRAWFORD - Arlington Heights IL, US
Paul HUBBARD - San Diego CA, US
Gina M. GANLEY - Millstone Township NJ, US
Jo Ann JOELS - Tulsa OK, US

VERIZON PATENT AND LICENSING INC. - Basking Ridge NJ

G06F 21/00

726 25

The security of mobile applications may be assessed and used to enhance the security of mobile devices. In one example, a method may include determining security scores of one or more mobile applications, the security scores defining a level of security risk corresponding to the one or more mobile applications. The method may further include receiving a policy relating to mobile applications that are permitted to be used by the mobile device, the policy including a threshold security score value; and receiving the requested security scores. The method may further include restricting use of selected ones of the one or more mobile applications when a security score corresponding to the one or more mobile applications is below the threshold security score value.

2013031, Nov 28, 2013

May 22, 2012

13/477455

Steven T. ARCHER - Dallas TX, US
Peter S. TIPPETT - Great Falls VA, US
Wade BAKER - Leesburg VA, US
Alex GUAZZELLI - Oceanside CA, US
Gina M. GANLEY - Millstone Township NJ, US

VERIZON PATENT AND LICENSING INC. - Basking Ridge NJ

G06F 21/00

726 25

The security or other attributes of mobile applications may be assessed and assigned a security score. In one implementation, a device may obtain information relating to the mobile applications, and may determine, for each of the mobile applications, a number of security scores. Each of the security scores may define a level of risk for a security category relating to a mobile application. The device may further combine the security scores, for each of the mobile applications, to obtain, for each of the mobile applications, a final security score.

8020210, Sep 13, 2011

Jun 9, 2004

10/863855

Peter S. Tippett - Great Falls VA, US
Samuel Migues - Chantilly VA, US
Paul David Robertson - Alexandria VA, US

Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc. - Basking Ridge NJ

G06F 12/14

726 25, 726 23

A system and method for assessing the risk to information resources that may include the generation and/or use of a security risk index. The security risk index may represent the security of information resources. The security risk index may be based on at least one factor. The at least one factor may be individually quantified. The at least one factor may include a threat factor associated with a rate or frequency of security events that threaten the security of the information resources, a vulnerability factor associated with a likelihood of a security event breaching the security of the information resources, an impact factor associated with an expected cost of a breach of the security of the information resources, or another type of factor. The security risk index of a subset of information resources including at least one resource may enable various comparisons and observations with respect to the security of the subset of information resources. The security risk index may be updated for a variety of reasons, such as, to be kept current, or for another reason.

8595857, Nov 26, 2013

Dec 28, 2010

12/979820

Paul Andrew Donfried - Richmond MA, US
Steven T. Archer - Dallas TX, US
Ashley Evans - Stonington CT, US
Peter S. Tippett - Great Falls VA, US

Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc. - Basking Ridge NJ

G06F 17/30

726 29, 707769, 707E17014

A method, performed by a computer device, may include receiving personal data from a user device associated with personas, where each of the personas corresponds to at least one classification of requesters, associating the received personal data with at least one of the personas, and identifying any of the classifications that correspond to the personas associated with received personal data. The method may further include receiving, from a data requester, a query including a request for the personal data; associating the data requester with a classification; and comparing the classification associated with the data requester to the classifications associated with personal data. The method may further include sending, to the data requester, a message containing the personal data in response to the classification of the data requester corresponding to the classifications of the personal data.

2002013, Sep 26, 2002

Jan 2, 2002

10/032610

Kristin Lovejoy - Manassas VA, US
Patrick Cross - Herndon VA, US
Peter Tippett - Great Falls VA, US

G06F017/60

705/038000

A method, system, and medium for assessing and/or managing risks for an organization is described. The method, for example, comprises the steps of inventorying a number of assets of the organization, identifying at least one criterion defining a security objective of the organization, and identifying one or more inventoried assets that relate to the identified criterion. The assets may include one or more computers, networking equipment therefor and physical locations where the computers and networking equipment are located. The method may also include the step of formulating one or more metric equations, each metric equation being defined, in part, by the one or more identified assets. Each metric equation yields an outcome value when one or more measurements are made relating to the identified assets. The method may also include the step of assessing the risk to the organization based on the measured values of the one or more metric equations. Corresponding system, medium and means are also described.

2014005, Feb 27, 2014

Aug 24, 2012

13/593651

Madhusudan Raman - Sherborn MA, US
Peter Steven Tippett - Great Falls VA, US

VERIZON PATENT AND LICENSING INC. - Basking Ridge NJ

G06Q 30/02

705 1442, 705 1458, 705 1455

A network device receives location information from a user device and identifies, from an index of offers, a set of offers applicable in proximity to the location. Each offer in the set of offers includes location data to associate the offer with a particular geographic location. The network device sends, to the user device, at least a portion of set of offers as a default offer set. The user device store user preferences for advertising categories and presents, to a user, a reality image from the location of the user device. The user device selects—based on the user preferences, the reality image, and the location data—offers in the default offer set that are applicable to a user of the user device. The user device displays indications of the applicable offers overlaid on a portion of the reality image and makes the indications available for selection by the user.

2013015, Jun 13, 2013

Dec 9, 2011

13/316251

Paul A. DONFRIED - Richmond MA, US
Peter S. TIPPETT - Great Falls VA, US
Ashley EVANS - Stonington CT, US

VERIZON PATENT AND LICENSING INC. - Basking Ridge NJ

G06F 21/00, H04L 9/32

726 1, 726 5

A first server device receives a request for attributes, of a user, from a second server device associated with a receiving entity. The first server device determines whether the receiving entity is entitled to receive the attributes, and authenticates an identity of the user. The first server device also identifies the attributes based on the identity when the receiving entity is entitled to receive the attributes, and transmits the identified attributes to the second server device.

2013029, Oct 31, 2013

Apr 25, 2012

13/455680

Paul A. DONFRIED - Richmond VA, US
Peter S. TIPPETT - Great Falls VA, US
Scott N. KERN - Salt Lake City UT, US
Vidhyaprakash RAMACHANDRAN - Richardson TX, US

VERIZON PATENT AND LICENSING, INC. - Basking Ridge NJ

G06F 21/00

726 22

A system is configure to monitor financial and/or identification inquiries for anomalous behavior; identify anomalous behavior by comparing the financial and/or identification inquiries to historical financial transactions and/or identification information; send a notification to a mobile device when anomalous behavior is identified for a user of the mobile device; and receive a signal from the mobile device approving, denying, or requesting more information about the anomalous behavior.

2014005, Feb 20, 2014

Aug 20, 2012

13/589239

Madhusudan Raman - Sherborn MA, US
Peter Steven Tippett - Great Falls VA, US

VERIZON PATENT AND LICENSING INC. - Basking Ridge NJ

G06F 21/00, G06F 15/16

726 4, 709217, 726 26

One or more network devices receive user criteria for providing anonymization of data from a user device and generate a default workflow for achieving the user criteria. The network devices provide, to the user device, the default workflow and receive user input to the default workflow. The network devices generate and send, based on the user input, final workflow instructions for transmitting data from the user device. The network devices also receive anonymized data transmitted from the user device based on the final workflow instructions. The network devices can provide trend observations of the anonymized data for use by third parties without granting access to the anonymized data.