Matthew J Walsh, 36Santa Monica, CA

2010020, Aug 12, 2010

Feb 12, 2010

12/704613

GEORGE J. PURDEN - WESTLAKE VILLAGE CA, US
MATTHEW R. WALSH - SHARPSVILLE IN, US
FRANZ JOSEF SCHMUECKLE - KOENIGS WUSTERHAUSEN, DE

DELPHI TECHNOLOGIES, INC. - TROY MI

H01L 23/498

257664, 257728, 257734, 257E2306

A microwave circuit assembly including a flip-chip attachable integrated circuit die attached to a substrate by an interconnect device. The integrated circuit die and the substrate have microstrip transmission lines that are electrically coupled through the interconnect device. The interconnect device forms a transmission line configured to electrically couple the microstrip transmission line on the substrate to the microstrip transmission line on the integrated circuit die The interconnect device includes stubs to enhance the ground elements of the interconnect device transmission line and provide a microwave short for the integrated circuit die.

2020030, Sep 24, 2020

Jun 11, 2020

16/898756

- Palo Alto CA, US
Barrett Brown - Houston TX, US
Xiao (Raymoond) Tang - Singapore, SG
Alexandra Serenhov - Stockholm, SE
Chuo Hao Yeo - Singapore, SG
Ihar Zalutski - London, GB
Matthew Walsh - New York NY, US

H04L 29/06
H04L 12/24

A computer system may generate alerts related to a potential cyber attack an resource of an organization. The computer system may receive activity information associated with activity on a computer network of the organization, access contextual information about the resource, determine, based on the contextual information, select, based at least in part on the contextual information, one or more indicators that are indicative of a cyber attack against the resource to form a second plurality of indicators, and generate, based at least in part on the second plurality of indicators and the contextual information, a risk score, wherein the risk score indicates a probability that the resource is at risk of a cyber attack. In response to the risk score satisfying a threshold value, the computer system may generate an alert. Alerts may be presented using a graphical user interface. Analysts' actions may be tracked for review.

2018018, Jun 28, 2018

Oct 13, 2017

15/783512

- Palo Alto CA, US
Barrett Brown - Houston TX, US
Xiao (Raymoond) Tang - Singapore, SG
Alexandra Serenhov - Stockholm, SE
Chuo Hao Yeo - Singapore, SG
Ihar Zalutski - London, GB
Matthew Walsh - New York NY, US

H04L 29/06
H04L 12/24

A computer system may generate alerts related to a potential cyber attack an resource of an organization. The computer system may receive activity information associated with activity on a computer network of the organization, access contextual information about the resource, determine, based on the contextual information, select, based at least in part on the contextual information, one or more indicators that are indicative of a cyber attack against the resource to form a second plurality of indicators, and generate, based at least in part on the second plurality of indicators and the contextual information, a risk score, wherein the risk score indicates a probability that the resource is at risk of a cyber attack. In response to the risk score satisfying a threshold value, the computer system may generate an alert. Alerts may be presented using a graphical user interface. Analysts' actions may be tracked for review.