John R Moon

US Patent:

8635691, Jan 21, 2014

Filed:

Mar 3, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/041363

Inventors:

D J Vogel - Brookfield WI, US
Benjamin Yu - Irvine CA, US
John Paul Moon - Los Angeles CA, US

Assignee:

403 Labs, LLC - Chicago IL

International Classification:

G06F 11/00

US Classification:

726 22

Abstract:

A method and system of scanning a client for sensitive data. A server may receive, from the client, a request to scan the data stored in the data storage of the client for sensitive data. In response to receiving the request, the server may provide the client with a scanner, which causes the client to carry out functions including: (a) scanning the data stored in data storage to identify sensitive data; (b) collecting data based on the identified sensitive data; and (c) reporting the collected data. The server may then receive the collected data from the client and responsively analyze the data. The server may also provide feedback about the identified sensitive data to the client or another server.

US Patent:

41603150, Jul 10, 1979

Filed:

Apr 17, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/896635

Inventors:

Sirjang L. Tandon - Northridge CA
John P. Moon - Thousand Oaks CA

Assignee:

Tandon Magnetics Corporation - Chatsworth CA

International Classification:

G11B 542

US Classification:

29603

Abstract:

In methods of making head assemblies, a ceramic slider having a row of receiving apertures is united with a multiple serial ferrite arch structure shaped in complementary fashion so that successive arches thereof register within the apertures to define erase pole pieces. The face of the resulting assembly is ground flat and parallel to the arch base and the bridges thus formed on the base side may be separated between the arches. The assembly is then bisected along the row of pole pieces into complementary halves, and the facing surfaces are ground and lapped to provide a desired width for the erase member formed by the pole piece half and associated leg of one of the ferrite arches. Grooves are cut into the bisected surfaces at the pole pieces to define the erase track width and the erase gap length for the erase member. A read/write magnetic head structure is separately batch fabricated in the form of core strips, with side faces that are precisely parallel and smooth, and this is unified in a magnetic head assembly between pairs of opposite erase members embedded in the slider halves.