Jeremy Kelley - Leander TX, US Jeffrey Lahann - Erie CO, US David Mackey - Longmont CO, US
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
H04L 9/32
US Classification:
726003000
Abstract:
A method, system and computer program product is disclosed that provides timely, accurate and summarized information about possible threats to information technology environments. It is a tool that looks at multiple aspects of an IT threat, including both specific (traditional) IT threats and general (non-traditional) IT threats, and rates each threat's overall potential to do harm. A matrix is created that identifies a “threat score” to allow prioritization and reaction to the threats. The matrix takes both traditional IT threats and non-traditional IT threats and normalizes them on the same scale, giving users of the matrix the ability to understand the risks of both.
- Austin TX, US David Charles Mackey - Round Rock TX, US
International Classification:
F41A 21/48
Abstract:
A barrel mounting system to mount a barrel to a barrel mount of a firearm body includes a mount receiver secured to the barrel mount. The mount receiver includes axial channels and receiver threads disposed on an interior surface. The system further includes a barrel sleeve disposed around the barrel proximal to the proximal end of the barrel. The barrel sleeve includes sleeve threads disposed near a proximal end on an exterior surface and sized to slide through the axial channels and, when rotated, to engage the receiver threads. The system further includes a barrel collar disposed around the barrel and secured to the barrel and to limit the axial position of the barrel sleeve.
- Austin TX, US David Charles Mackey - Round Rock TX, US
International Classification:
F41A 21/48
Abstract:
A barrel mounting system to mount a barrel to a barrel mount of a firearm body includes a mount receiver secured to the barrel mount. The mount receiver includes axial channels and receiver threads disposed on an interior surface. The system further includes a barrel sleeve disposed around the barrel proximal to the proximal end of the barrel. The barrel sleeve includes sleeve threads disposed near a proximal end on an exterior surface and sized to slide through the axial channels and, when rotated, to engage the receiver threads. The system further includes a barrel collar disposed around the barrel and secured to the barrel and to limit the axial position of the barrel sleeve.