首页|Patent Application Titled 'System, Method, And Process For Detecting Feature Requests Indicating A Security Risk' Published Online (USPTO 20240028301)
Patent Application Titled 'System, Method, And Process For Detecting Feature Requests Indicating A Security Risk' Published Online (USPTO 20240028301)
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According to news reporting originating from Washington, D.C., by NewsRx journalists, a patent application by the inventors ARNON, Brit (Tel Aviv, IL); David, Gil (Herzliya, IL); Eldar, Yonatan (Tel Aviv, IL); Plotnik, Idan (Herzliya, IL); Shalom, Eli (Tel Aviv-Yafo, IL), filed on July 20, 2023, was made available online on January 25, 2024. No assignee for this patent application has been made. Reporters obtained the following quote from the background information supplied by the inventors: “Developing features also requires dealing with non-functional aspects of these features, such as security, compliance, and more. The non-functional aspects may require additional effort, a more careful design, a testing plan, legal coordination, and more. Many of these aspects are not part of the development team’s expertise and not even part of the team’s awareness. If the development team does not address those nonfunctional aspects at some phase of development, they will not be able to effectively mitigate the potential risks. If the potential risks are not mitigated at any phase of development, the risks may materialize, and cost the organization time, money, perception of competence and/or even legal repercussions. If at some point the risk materializes, or the risk is discovered and needs to be mitigated, a much greater effort will be required compared to having mitigated the potential risk at an early stage/during development. Since the development of the functional aspects of the features has already been done at this early stage, the non-functional aspects of implementation are likely to require adjustment of the original work. That rework will be costly, at least, in time and money, and essentially could have been avoided.
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