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Assignee: Lancope, Inc.


Location: Atlanta, GA
No. of patents: 4

NumberTitleIssue Date
7895326Network service zone locking
A zone locking system detects unauthorized network usage internal to a firewall. The system determines unauthorized network usage by classifying internal hosts inside a firewall into zones. Certain specified zones are unauthorized to initiate client communications w...
02/22/2011
7886358Network port profiling
A port profiling system detects unauthorized network usage. The port profiling system analyzes network communications to determine the service ports being used. The system collects flow data from packet headers between two hosts or Internet Protocol (IP) addresses. ...
02/08/2011
7475426Flow-based detection of network intrusions
A flow-based intrusion detection system for detecting intrusions in computer communication networks. Data packets representing communications between hosts in a computer-to-computer communication network are processed and assigned to various client/server flows. Sta...
01/06/2009
7185368Flow-based detection of network intrusions
A flow-based intrusion detection system for detecting intrusions in computer communication networks. Data packets representing communications between hosts in a computer-to-computer communication network are processed and assigned to various client/server flows. Sta...
02/27/2007
 
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