11 results about "Verified procedure" patented technology

The present disclosure describes systems and methods for generating, implementing, and verifying a security program for organizations. In one aspect, a method for generating, implementing, and verifying a security program for an organization is disclosed. The method includes receiving inputs providing information about the organization, generating the security program by processing the inputs describing the information about the organization, the security program including assessment objectives for the security program, and providing the information about the organization and the security program as model inputs to a security management model to generate output including implementation procedures defining steps for implementing the security program and verification procedures defining steps for verifying the assessment objectives of the security program.

Systems and methods are provided for validation and enforcement of the use of factory-provisioned geographic restrictions for the operation of certain hardware components of IHSs (Information Handling Systems). During factory provisioning of the IHS, a factory-signed certificate is uploaded to the IHS that identifies the factory-installed hardware of the IHS and any geographic restrictions on those individual hardware components, such as restrictions that limit the operation of specialized hardware to a particular data center. Upon deployment of the IHS, validation procedures use an inventory from the certificate to validate the detected IHS hardware as factory-installed. The validation procedures use the geographic restriction from the certificate to confirm the detected IHS hardware is configured to operate at the location at which the IHS is operation.

Systems and methods are provided for validating client information prior to certificate issuance. A method, according to one implementation, includes a step of providing an initiation option to a validation agent in response to the validation agent selecting a portion of a document retrieved from a reliable web source, the initiation option allowing the validation agent to initiate an automated validation procedure. In response to the validation agent selecting the initiation option, the method includes a step of performing the automated validation procedure, wherein the automated validation procedure includes a) a comparing sub-step in which the portion of the document selected by the validation agent is compared with client information included in a certificate request, and b) a compliance sub-step in which it is determined whether or not a comparison, based on the comparing sub-step, complies with a validation guideline.

In some implementations, a verification system may receive input from a user associated with an account that already underwent a verification procedure. Accordingly, the verification system may generate at least one graphical user interface associated with a first verification operation, within the verification procedure, that is associated with a failed outcome. The verification system may perform verification of the user based on new input for the first verification operation and old input for one or more additional verification operations within the verification procedure.

Systems and methods for a zero trust architecture are provided. A method, according to one implementation, includes detecting an initial attempt by an entity to connect, access, or communicate with a network resource and blocking the entity from initially connecting, accessing, or communicating with the network resource. The method also includes performing a verification procedure to verify one or more of an identity of the entity and a context of the initial attempt. The method also performs a control procedure to control one or more of malicious content and sensitive data. In addition, the method includes performing an enforcement procedure in response to results of the verification procedure and control procedure to determine how to handle the initial attempt.

An information handling system may include a physical storage resource with a software component stored thereon. Prior to delivery, the information handling system may be configured to secure access to the software component by: generating a key blob based on seed data; encrypting the software component using the key blob as an encryption key; and storing an encrypted version of the seed data in a certificate. After delivery, the information handling system may be configured to provide access to the software component by: verifying a credential of a user; in response to successful verification, providing the user with access to a validation procedure that is configured to decrypt the seed data from the certificate; re-generating the key blob based on the decrypted seed data; and decrypting the software component using the re-generated key blob as a decryption key.