Michael K Maloney

US Patent:

6549208, Apr 15, 2003

Filed:

Jul 10, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/903115

Inventors:

Michael P. Maloney - Severna Park MD
John M. Suit - Pasadena MD
Christopher J. Scott - Pleasant Gap PA
Francis M. Woodus - Owings Mills MD
Rich Rubel - Glen Burnie MD
Joseph Karolchik - Woodbine MD

Assignee:

SilentRunner, Inc. - Linithicum MD

International Classification:

G06T 1500

US Classification:

345473

Abstract:

The analysis system is a collection, configuration and integration of software programs that reside on multiple interconnected computer platforms. The software, less computer operating systems, is a combination of sensor, analysis, data conversion, and visualization programs. The hardware platforms consist of several different types of interconnected computers, which share the software programs, data files, and visualization programs via a Local Area Network (LAN). This collection and integration of software and the migration to a single computer platform results in an approach to LAN/WAN monitoring in either a passive and/or active mode. The architecture permits digital data input from external sensors for analysis, display and correlation with data and displays derived from four major software concept groups. These are: Virus Computer Code Detection; Analysis of Computer Source and Executable Code; Dynamic Monitoring of Data Communication Networks; 3-D Visualization and Animation of Data.

US Patent:

7047423, May 16, 2006

Filed:

Jul 19, 1999

Appl. No.:

09/356469

Inventors:

Michael P. Maloney - Severna Park MD, US
John M. Suit - Pasadena MD, US
Christopher J. Scott - Pleasant Gap PA, US
Francis M. Woodus - Owings Mills MD, US
Rich Rubel - Glen Burnie MD, US
Joseph Karolchik - Woodbine MD, US
Holly D. Dontas - Baltimore MD, US

Assignee:

Computer Associates Think, Inc. - Islandia NY

International Classification:

G06T 15/00
G06F 15/173

US Classification:

713200, 713201, 709223, 709224, 345473

Abstract:

The analysis system is a collection, configuration and integration of software programs that reside on multiple interconnected computer platforms. The software, less computer operating systems, is a combination of sensor, analysis, data conversion, and visualization programs. The hardware platforms consist of several different types of interconnected computers, which share the software programs, data files, and visualization programs via a Local Area Network (LAN). This collection and integration of software and the migration to a single computer platform results in an approach to LAN/WAN monitoring in either a passive and/or active mode. The architecture permits digital data input from external sensors for analysis, display and correlation with data and displays derived from four major software concept groups. These are: Virus Computer Code Detection; Analysis of Computer Source and Executable Code; Dynamic Monitoring of Data Communication Networks; 3-D Visualization and Animation of Data.

US Patent:

62533371, Jun 26, 2001

Filed:

Jul 19, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/357539

Inventors:

Michael P. Maloney - Severna Park MD
John M. Suit - Pasadena MD
Christopher J. Scott - Pleasant Gap PA
Francis M. Woodus - Owings Mills MD

Assignee:

Raytheon Company - Lexington MA

International Classification:

G06F 1130

US Classification:

714 38

Abstract:

The analysis system is a collection, configuration and integration of software programs that reside on multiple interconnected computer platforms. The software, less computer operating systems, is a combination of sensor, analysis, data conversion, and visualization programs. The hardware platforms consist of several different types of interconnected computers, which share the software programs, data files, and visualization programs via a Local Area Network (LAN). This collection and integration of software and the migration to a single computer platform results in an approach to LAN/WAN monitoring in either a passive and/or active mode. The architecture permits digital data input from external sensors for analysis, display and correlation with data and displays derived from four major software concept groups. These are: Virus Computer Code Detection; Analysis of Computer Source and Executable Code; Dynamic Monitoring of Data Communication Networks; 3-D Visualization and Animation of Data.

US Patent:

63042622, Oct 16, 2001

Filed:

Jul 19, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/357540

Inventors:

Michael P. Maloney - Severna Park MD
John M. Suit - Pasadena MD
Christopher J. Scott - Pleasant Gap PA
Francis M. Woodus - Owings Mills MD
Rich Rubel - Glen Burnie MD
Joseph Karolchik - Woodbine MD

Assignee:

Raytheon Company - Lexington MA

International Classification:

G06F 1500

US Classification:

345418

Abstract:

The analysis system is a collection, configuration and integration of software programs that reside on multiple interconnected computer platforms. The software, less computer operating systems, is a combination of sensor, analysis, data conversion, and visualization programs. The hardware platforms consist of several different types of interconnected computers, which share the software programs, data files, and visualization programs via a Local Area Network (LAN). This collection and integration of software and the migration to a single computer platform results in an approach to LAN/WAN monitoring in either a passive and/or active mode. The architecture permits digital data input from external sensors for analysis, display and correlation with data and displays derived from four major software concept groups. These are: Virus Computer Code Detection; Analysis of Computer Source and Executable Code; Dynamic Monitoring of Data Communication Networks; 3-D Visualization and Animation of Data.

US Patent:

62694472, Jul 31, 2001

Filed:

Jul 19, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/358131

Inventors:

Michael P. Maloney - Severna Park MD
John M. Suit - Pasadena MD
Rich Rubel - Glen Burnie MD
Francis M. Woodus - Owings Mills MD

Assignee:

Raytheon Company - Lexington MA

International Classification:

G06F 1100

US Classification:

713201

Abstract:

The analysis system is a collection, configuration and integration of software programs that reside on multiple interconnected computer platforms. The software, less computer operating systems, is a combination of sensor, analysis, data conversion, and visualization programs. The hardware platforms consist of several different types of interconnected computers, which share the software programs, data files, and visualization programs via a Local Area Network (LAN). This collection and integration of software and the migration to a single computer platform results in an approach to LAN/WAN monitoring in either a passive and/or active mode. The architecture permits digital data input from external sensors for analysis, display and correlation with data and displays derived from four major software concept groups. These are: Virus Computer Code Detection; Analysis of Computer Source and Executable Code; Dynamic Monitoring of Data Communication Networks; 3-D Visualization and Animation of Data.