US 10,042,928
Policy Engine
Automated reasoning over structured rules and documents, supporting policy and compliance workflows.
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Licensed technology, filed applications, and derivative inventions in development. Connected to the companies behind the work.
The intellectual property catalog
Explore the licensed technology portfolio and the patent work under Archetypal AI and Spyris.
18 catalog records. 14 unique licensed patents, 2 company-reported filed applications, and 2 company-level derivative development programs. Development programs may contain multiple inventions; they are counted once per program until individual filings are identified.
Licensed patents remain government-owned. An application is not a granted patent; development work is not a completed filing.
US 10,042,928
Automated reasoning over structured rules and documents, supporting policy and compliance workflows.
US 8,069,483
Wireless intrusion detection technology in the Spyris licensed portfolio.
US 7,895,659
Assessment of security in systems that provide access to information.
US 10,191,998
Data reduction for parallel graph traversal over connected information.
US 10,282,119
Pairwise combinations over data streams for data-processing applications.
US 10,242,090
Measuring a document’s relevance to keywords for discovery and analysis.
US 10,235,765
Comparison of reference camera fingerprints with query fingerprints.
US 9,525,866
Constructing camera fingerprints from image material that is cropped or corrupted.
US 10,868,984
Refining a camera fingerprint through pixel-level fingerprint correction.
US 8,799,339
Set-similarity measurement used as a foundation for attribution and matching.
US 11,588,798
Protocol-independent encryption technology in the licensed portfolio.
Development program · individual inventions to be cataloged
Derivative patent work under development by Spyris with NSA, associated with the licensed technology portfolio.
The current Spyris amendment lists US 9,525,866 twice; this catalog counts it once. A patent and its license relationship share one record. The two derivative programs describe ongoing work and are not counted as granted patents or completed applications.
Reviewed September 16, 2026. The catalog summarizes the portfolio; applicable agreements determine use and licensing rights.