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US 11,388,155 · App. 15/981,868 · Granted Jul 12, 2022

Integrated cybersecurity system and method for providing restricted client access to a website

Inventors: Apurva M. Bhansali (Austin, TX); Kamal M. Dhanani (Round Rock, TX); Srinivasapriya Kadalagere (Cedar Park, TX); Purav Pipalia (Mumbai, IN); Shashikant D. Shinde (Mumbai, IN); Amit S. Ghuge (Mumbai, IN); Pradeep R. Pathak (Thane West, IN); Nirav Zaveri (Mumbai, IN); Lingasvaran Nadar (Mumbai, IN); Vishal Gandhi (Mumbai, IN)
Assignee: Softex, Inc.
H04L63/08G06F21/32G06F21/45H04L9/3231H04L63/0876H04L63/102G06F16/23
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 11,388,155
App. No.
15/981,868
Filed
May 16, 2018
Granted
Jul 12, 2022
Kind
B2
Art Unit
2434
USPC
713/186
Abstract

Integrated cybersecurity systems and method for providing client access to a website. The methods involve receiving website configuration information for the client access; receiving client enrollment data for the client access; receiving client input data from a client; defining integrated client confirmation; and providing the website with the client identification information based on the integrated client confirmation. The defining involves authenticating the client input data by comparing the client input data with the client enrollment data; authorizing the authenticated client by determining client authorization information associated with the client enrollment data based on the website configuration information; identifying the authenticated client by determining client identification information associated with the client enrollment data; and providing the website with the client identification information based on the integrated client confirmation. The website is isolated from the client enrollment data, the client input data, and the defining of the integrated client confirmation.

Claims (21)

1. An integrated cybersecurity method for providing client access to a website, comprising:

receiving website configuration information for the client access to the website;

receiving client enrollment data for the client access;

receiving client input data from a client;

defining integrated client confirmation, comprising:

authenticating the client input data by comparing the client input data with the client enrollment data;

authorizing the authenticated client by determining client authorization information associated with the client enrollment data based on the website configuration information for the client access to the website; and

identifying the authenticated client by determining client identification information associated with the client enrollment data; and

providing the website with the client identification information based on the integrated client confirmation,

wherein the website is isolated from the client enrollment data, the client input data, and the defining of the integrated client confirmation.

2. The integrated cybersecurity method of claim 1 , wherein the authenticating is performed in accordance with Fast Identity Online (FIDO) protocols.

3. The integrated cybersecurity method of claim 1 , further comprising:

based on the client enrollment data, looking up the client in a database;

if the client is not included in the database, creating a record for the client in the database;

enrolling the client in an authentication modality;

provide the client with an enrollment response indicating success or failure of enrollment; and

entering the enrollment response in an event log.

4. The integrated cybersecurity method of claim 3 , further comprising:

based on the client input data, looking up the client in a database;

if the client is included in the database, attempting to authenticate the client; and

if the client is authenticated, entering the authenticating in an event log and providing the client with information pertaining to the client stored in a database.

Continuity (2)
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