Joseph J Atick

Location:

New York, NY

Industry:

Information Technology And Services

Work:

Identity Counsel International - New York; Paris since Apr 2012
Chairman
International Biometrics & Identification Association (IBIA) - Washington D.C. Metro Area since Sep 1998
Co-founder and Director Emeritus
L-1 Identity Solutions Aug 2006 - Mar 2012
Executive Vice President, Chief Strategic Officer
Identix Incorporated 2001 - 2006
CEO and President
Visionics Corporation 1996 - 2001
CEO, President and Chairman

Education:

Skills:

Strategy
Biometrics
Security
Enterprise Software
Management
Identity Management
Leadership
Program Management
Strategic Partnerships
Business Strategy
Mergers and Acquisitions
Integration
Strategic Planning
Business Development
Start Ups
Government
Executive Management
Pattern Recognition
Product Marketing
Product Development
International Business
New Business Development
Mergers
Software Development
Management Consulting
Computer Vision
Cloud Computing
Identities
Smart Cards
Licensing
Team Leadership
Joint Ventures
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Governance
Solution Selling
Entrepreneurship
Identity Solutions
Business Management
Artificial Intelligence
Business Process Improvement
Enterprise Architecture
Presenter
Strategic Consulting
Strategy Development
Negotiation
Marketing
E Commerce
Private Equity
Corporate Development
Privacy Policy

Interests:

Social Services
Economic Empowerment
Civil Rights and Social Action
Education
Environment
Poverty Alleviation
Science and Technology
Human Rights
Arts and Culture

Languages:

English
French
Arabic

Location:

1 Irving Pl, New York, NY 10003

Work:

US Patent:

61115177, Aug 29, 2000

Filed:

Dec 30, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/774556

Inventors:

Joseph J. Atick - New York NY
Paul A. Griffin - New York NY
A. Norman Redlich - Metuchen NJ

Assignee:

Visionics Corporation - Jersey City NJ

International Classification:

G07D 700

US Classification:

34082534

Abstract:

A continuous monitoring system for regulating access to a computer system or other restricted environment is disclosed. The system employs real-time face recognition to initially detect the presence of an authorized individual and to grant the individual access to the computer system. In some embodiments, the system also employs real-time face recognition to continuously or periodically track the continued presence of the authorized individual. Access to the computer system is revoked when the individual's presence is no longer detected. In other embodiments, the system employs a screen saver program to deny access to the computer system when a predetermined period of user inactivity is detected. Other aspects of the invention include a stranger detector which warns the authorized individual of the approach of an unauthorized individual, a multimedia messaging center which permits unauthorized individuals to leave messages for authorized individuals, and an adaptive enrollment program which permits the system to update the stored video images of authorized individuals to reflect the individuals' current appearance.