Intellectual Property India Publishes Patent Application for A System And Method For Real-Time Identity-Driven Execution Control And Security Enforcement

MUMBAI, India, Oct. 26 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202621107480 A) filed by Mr. Nidhish Amitabh Akolkar; Dr. Rashmi R Ramamurthy; Dr. Ramkisan Shrirang Pawar; Dr. Navnath Shankar Bagal; Dr. Smita Mahesh Yadav; Dr. Sarika Samarsinh Jadhav; Mr. Amitabh A Akolkar; and Mrs. Kirti Akolkar on September 07, 2026, for A System And Method For Real-Time Identity-Driven Execution Control And Security Enforcement.

Inventors include Mr. Nidhish Amitabh Akolkar; Dr. Rashmi R Ramamurthy; Dr. Ramkisan Shrirang Pawar; Dr. Navnath Shankar Bagal; Dr. Smita Mahesh Yadav; and Dr. Sarika Samarsinh Jadhav.

The application for the patent was published on October 23, 2026, under issue no. 43/2026.

Abstract: ABSTRACT A SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR REAL-TIME IDENTITY-DRIVEN EXECUTION CONTROL AND SECURITY ENFORCEMENT An autonomous adaptive computing system (100) for continuous identity-driven execution control, adaptive runtime management, threat isolation, and secure communication is disclosed. The system (100) comprises a biometric acquisition interface (102) configured to acquire multi-modal user interaction signals, a processing unit (104) configured to generate an identity state and a threat state from the acquired signals, and a central memory data bus (106) configured to maintain a single-source-of-truth (SSOT) state vector representing operational control parameters. A self-adaptive operating system core (108) dynamically modifies runtime execution operations responsive to the SSOT, while a cyber-sentinel module (110) detects anomalous conditions and initiates system isolation and recovery operations. A secure output interface (112) controls communication with external devices based on the SSOT and dynamically adjusts transmission parameters responsive to communication conditions. The disclosed system enables synchronized execution control, adaptive security enforcement, runtime recovery, and secure external communication within a unified computing architecture. FIG. 1 will be the reference figure.

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