Enhanced authentication techniques using virtual persona
AssigneeHealth2047, Inc.
InventorsCharles Aunger, Roel Nuyts, Judy Barkal, Karl Ronn
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Abstract
Systems and methods enhanced authentication techniques using virtual persona. An example method includes receiving a request associated with authorization of a user. Information identifying a virtual persona associated with the user is accessed, the virtual persona comprising meshes. Confidence measures associated with the user's identity are determined based on the meshes. The request is responded to based on the confidence measures.
Claims20
A computer-implemented method comprising:
- receiving a request associated with authorization of a user;
- accessing information identifying a virtual persona associated with the user, the virtual persona comprising a plurality of meshes;
- determining one or more confidence measures associated with the user's identity based on the meshes;
- and
- responding to the request based on the confidence measures.
A system comprising one or more processors, the processors configured to execute instructions to perform operations comprising:
- receiving a request associated with authorization of a user;
- accessing information identifying a virtual persona associated with the user, the virtual persona comprising a plurality of meshes;
- determining one or more confidence measures associated with the user's identity based on the meshes;
- and
- responding to the request based on the confidence measures.
Non-transitory computer storage media storing instructions that when executed by a system of one or more processors, cause the processors to perform operations comprising:
- receiving a request associated with authorization of a user;
- accessing information identifying a virtual persona associated with the user, the virtual persona comprising a plurality of meshes;
- determining one or more confidence measures associated with the user's identity based on the meshes;
- and
- responding to the request based on the confidence measures,
- wherein a first mesh comprises a master mesh, the master mesh identifying devices which are controlled by the user, the devices executing an application which is configured to communicate with the system, wherein a second mesh comprises an environment mesh, the environment mesh identifying devices which are responsive to wired or wireless communications from the system, wherein the devices are associated with locations, and wherein a third mesh comprises a behavior mesh, the behavior mesh describing behavior patterns associated with the user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.