Adam Paul Ierymenko

US Patent:

20100125663, May 20, 2010

Filed:

Jan 28, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/361501

Inventors:

John J. Donovan - Hamilton MA, US
Daniar Hussain - Cambridge MA, US
Adam Ierymenko - Jamaica Plain MA, US
Paul Parisi - Boxford MA, US
Richard Person - Newburyport MA, US
Marc Siegel - Dedham MA, US
Charles Stefanidakis - Newbury MA, US

International Classification:

G06F 21/00
G06F 15/173
G06N 5/02

US Classification:

709224, 726 25, 706 47

Abstract:

This invention is a system, method, and apparatus for detecting compromise of IP devices that make up an IP-based network. One embodiment is a method for detecting and alerting on the following conditions: (1) Denial of Service Attack; (2) Unauthorized Usage Attack (for an IP camera, unauthorized person seeing a camera image); and (3) Spoofing Attack (for an IP camera, unauthorized person seeing substitute images). A survey of services running on the IP device, historical benchmark data, and traceroute information may be used to detect a possible Denial of Service Attack. A detailed log analysis and a passive DNS compromise system may be used to detect a possible unauthorized usage. Finally, a fingerprint (a hash of device configuration data) may be used as a private key to detect a possible spoofing attack. The present invention may be used to help mitigate intrusions and vulnerabilities in IP networks.

US Patent:

20100153168, Jun 17, 2010

Filed:

Jun 22, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/489313

Inventors:

Jeffrey York - San Ramon CA, US
Marc Siegel - Dedham MA, US
Albert Ho - Westford MA, US
Christopher Tossing - Waltham MA, US
Adam Ierymenko - Jamaica Plain MA, US
Daniar Hussain - Cambridge MA, US

International Classification:

G06Q 10/00
G01C 21/00
H04Q 5/22

US Classification:

705 9, 705 8, 705 7, 701213, 705 28, 340 101

Abstract:

The present invention is a system and method for inspections and compliance verification of industrial equipment using a handheld device. An inspector first segments an inspected component into logical inspection points. The inspector then scans a unique machine-readable tag, such as an RFID tag, with a handheld device at each logical inspection point. The inspector then takes a media sample, such as a digital photograph, of the physical component referred to by each corresponding logical inspection point. Then the inspector associates the media samples with the corresponding scan of the unique machine-readable tag. For each of the actions the inspector carries out on the handheld device, a timestamp is added that represents evidence of a date and a time of physical visitation to the associated logical inspection point. The inspector may then annotate the media samples in such ways that substantiate inspector statements of problems with inspected components found during inspection.

US Patent:

20100185549, Jul 22, 2010

Filed:

Apr 12, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/758134

Inventors:

Jeffery York - San Ramon CA, US
Marc Siegel - Boston MA, US
Albert Ho - Westford MA, US
Christopher Tossing - Ashland MA, US
Adam Ierymenko - Jamaica Plain MA, US
Daniar Hussain - Pittsburgh PA, US

International Classification:

G06Q 10/00
H04Q 5/22

US Classification:

705301, 705317, 340 101

Abstract:

The present invention is a system and method for inspections and compliance verification of industrial equipment using a handheld device. An inspector first segments an inspected component into logical inspection points. The inspector then scans a unique machine-readable tag, such as an RFID tag, with a handheld device at each logical inspection point. The inspector then takes a media sample, such as a digital photograph, of the physical component referred to by each corresponding logical inspection point. Then the inspector associates the media samples with the corresponding scan of the unique machine-readable tag. For each of the actions the inspector carries out on the handheld device, a timestamp is added that represents evidence of a date and a time of physical visitation to the associated logical inspection point. The inspector may then annotate the media samples in such ways that substantiate inspector statements of problems with inspected components found during inspection.

US Patent:

20110173127, Jul 14, 2011

Filed:

Jan 8, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/684802

Inventors:

Albert Ho - Boston MA, US
Marc Siegel - Boston MA, US
Christopher Tossing - Ashland MA, US
Adam Ierymenko - Jamaica Plain MA, US
Daniar Hussain - Pittsburgh PA, US

International Classification:

G06Q 10/00

US Classification:

705317

Abstract:

The present invention relates to configuration of inspection systems and compliance verification systems using a handheld device and a remote database. Disclosed here is a method for configuring a project having one or more installation of assets for use with an industrial inspection compliance system, including the steps of (a) defining an installation and storage area for the project; (b) assigning the assets uniquely into the one or more installation or storage area; (c) segmenting each asset into components; (d) assigning logical inspection points for the project, installations, and the assets; (e) defining inspection criteria for each logical inspection point; (f) assigning tag locations for a machine-readable tag having a unique serial number at or near each logical inspection point; (g) capturing a media sample of each logical inspection point; (h) capturing location coordinates for each logical inspection point; and (i) requiring the collection of data such as a unique machine-readable tag serial number, media sample, location coordinates, and an encrypted security signature to confirm that the inspection actions actually occurred.

US Patent:

7793850, Sep 14, 2010

Filed:

Mar 14, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/723674

Inventors:

Albert Ho - Boston MA, US
Marc Siegel - Boston MA, US
Christopher Tossing - Ashland MA, US
Adam Ierymenko - Jamaica Plain MA, US
Daniar Hussain - Pittsburgh PA, US

Assignee:

KD Secure LLC - Boston MA

International Classification:

G06F 19/00
G06K 19/06

US Classification:

235492, 235385

Abstract:

The present invention relates to configuration of inspection systems and compliance verification systems using a handheld device and a remote database. Disclosed here is a method for configuring a project having one or more installation of assets for use with an industrial inspection compliance system, including the steps of (a) defining an installation and storage area for the project; (b) assigning the assets uniquely into the one or more installation or storage area; (c) segmenting each asset into components; (d) assigning logical inspection points for the project, installations, and the assets; (e) defining inspection criteria for each logical inspection point; (f) assigning tag locations for a machine-readable tag having a unique serial number at or near each logical inspection point; (g) capturing a media sample of each logical inspection point; (h) capturing location coordinates for each logical inspection point; and (i) requiring the collection of data such as a unique machine-readable tag serial number, media sample, location coordinates, and an encrypted security signature to confirm that the inspection actions actually occurred.