Eric T Bednash

age ~48

from Fulton, MD

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Also known as:

Eric Thomas Bednash

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Eric Bednash Phones & Addresses

Fulton, MD
Columbia, MD
7941 Flagwalk Ter, Jessup, MD 20794 • (301)3171513
Old Forge, PA
Falls Church, VA
Westminster, MD
Manassas, VA

Work

Company:

Racktop systems, llc
Jul 2010
Position:

Ceo

Skills

Cloud Computing • Security • Virtualization • Program Management • Integration • Systems Engineering • Enterprise Architecture • Consulting • Enterprise Software • Saas • Disaster Recovery • Software Development • Data Center • Project Management • Computer Security • Network Security • Information Assurance • Javascript • System Architecture

Industries

Information Technology And Services

Name / Title

Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Eric T. Bednash

Mainstem LLC
Computer Systems Design

9520 Berger Rd, Columbia, MD 21046

Eric T Bednash

Racktop Systems
Information Technology and Services

11840 W Market Pl, Fulton, MD 20759

Resumes

Chief Executive Officer

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Location:

Washington, DC

Industry:

Information Technology And Services

Work:

Racktop Systems, LLC since Jul 2010
CEO
Ross Technologies, Inc. (RTGX) Jan 2001 - Jul 2010
Chief Technology Officer
Metro Technologies Jun 1999 - Dec 2000
Senior Consultant
WEA Manufacturing - Time Warner Jun 1997 - Jun 1999
Systems Administrator

Skills:

Cloud Computing
Security
Virtualization
Program Management
Integration
Systems Engineering
Enterprise Architecture
Consulting
Enterprise Software
Saas
Disaster Recovery
Software Development
Data Center
Project Management
Computer Security
Network Security
Information Assurance
Javascript
System Architecture

Us Patents

High Speed Trust Evaluation For File Activity
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US Patent:

20230032139, Feb 2, 2023
Filed:

Jul 30, 2021
Appl. No.:

17/390412
Inventors:

- Fulton MD, US
Eric Bednash - Fulton MD, US
International Classification:

H04L 29/06
G06F 21/62
G06F 9/54
Abstract:

Methods and systems for trust evaluation of network activities are provided. An example method commences with receiving, from a user, a request to access at least one file on a network. The method further includes authenticating the user using a multi-factor authentication method. The method continues with selectively granting the user a credentialed access to the at least one file based on the authentication. The method further includes analyzing, based on a security policy, at least one activity of the user. The security policy includes at least one trigger event and at least one mitigating action. The method further includes triggering re-authentication of the user in response to determining, based on the analysis, that the at least one trigger event has occurred. The method then continues with selectively performing the at least one mitigation action based on results of the re-authentication.

Transparent Data Movement Between A Private Cloud And Storage Ecosystem And Another Storage System
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US Patent:

20190205056, Jul 4, 2019
Filed:

Jan 25, 2018
Appl. No.:

15/880235
Inventors:

- Fulton MD, US
Eric Bednash - Fulton MD, US
International Classification:

G06F 3/06
H04L 29/08
G06F 17/30
Abstract:

The disclosure provides methods and systems for transparent data movement between a private cloud storage ecosystem and another storage system. The other storage system may be local storage or external storage separate and apart from the private cloud storage ecosystem. Originally, metadata and the data contents of a file are both stored on local storage in the private cloud storage ecosystem. The method separates the metadata from the data contents of a file such that the metadata and data contents are independently operable. After separation and based on policy, the data content is transparently moved between the private cloud storage system and the other storage system. The data is managed and tracked such that a user, e.g., a client or external program/entity, may access the data content using the original metadata stored on the private cloud storage ecosystem, despite the movement of the data contents to the other storage system.