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PISTOIA MARCO

Overview
  • Total Patents
    22
About

PISTOIA MARCO has a total of 22 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 2008. It filed its patents most often in United States. Its main competitors in its focus markets computer technology and digital networks are ATSCALE INC, BEIJING RENKE INTERACTIVE NETWORK TECH CO LTD and PORTWORX INC.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing PISTOIA MARCOs patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 United States 22

Patent filings per year

Chart showing PISTOIA MARCOs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Focus industries

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Tripp Omer 22
#2 Pistoia Marco 22
#3 Tateishi Takaaki 9
#4 Segal Ori 3
#5 Weisman Omri 2
#6 Yahav Eran 1
#7 Vechev Martin 1
#8 Teilhet Stephen D 1

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
US2014053028A1 Anomaly detection at the level of run time data structures
US2014053136A1 Determining correctness conditions for use in static analysis
US2013152204A1 Interactive analysis of a security specification
US2013145215A1 Eliminating false-positive reports resulting from static analysis of computer software
US2013091082A1 Using a heuristically-generated policy to dynamically select string analysis algorithms for client queries
US2013086561A1 Static analysis of computer software applications
US2013086686A1 Automated detection of flaws and incompatibility problems in information flow downgraders
US2013007886A1 Detecting security vulnerabilities in web applications
US2013007529A1 Static analysis based on observed string values during execution of a computer-based software application
US2012317143A1 String analysis based on three-valued logic
US2012210432A1 Label-based taint analysis
US2012198557A1 Determining the vulnerability of computer software applications to privilege-escalation attacks
US2012192161A1 Distributed static analysis of computer software applications
US2012174229A1 Runtime enforcement of security checks
US2012084755A1 Confidence-based static analysis
US2009300266A1 Identification of read/write chains during static analysis of computer software