Jumptuit Secures USPTO Notice of Allowance for Data Correlation and Security Architecture
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has issued a Notice of Allowance for Jumptuit's system concerning multidimensional data correlation and native security architecture.
NEW YORK – Jumptuit, a company focused on artificial intelligence research and development, has expanded its intellectual property portfolio. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has issued a Notice of Allowance broadening protection for Jumptuit's novel AI system.
The invention, detailed in Application No. 18/426,166, titled "System and Method of Correlating Multiple Data Points to Create a New Single Data Point," describes an active, multidimensional data correlation engine. This system continuously analyzes relationships across dispersed data points in multiple metadata dimensions, autonomously generating non-linear correlations into new single data points.
Crucially, the invention integrates security and verification protocols, such as encryption and access control, directly within the data correlation and indexing pipelines. This approach differs from external security layers and aims to secure multi-source metadata without compromising primary data locations.
Donald Leka, Founder and CEO of Jumptuit, stated that the Notice of Allowance is a significant addition to the company's IP portfolio. He highlighted the technology's implications for transforming how non-linear data correlations are discovered and how data is used and protected. Jumptuit operates in the field of "Anticipatory Intelligence," focusing on understanding the precursors to events to improve strategic decision-making and risk management.