Ben Holt

Ben Holt, based in Draper, Utah, is a registered patent attorney with a distinctive blend of technology, legal, and business expertise. This unique perspective allows him to collaborate effectively with diverse groups to achieve results that are practical in both legal and business contexts.

Ben's practice areas include privacy, risk, patent prosecution, and intellectual property. He provides strategic advice to a wide range of clients, including Fortune 500 companies, mid-size enterprises, foreign entities, and start-ups, focusing on cutting-edge privacy risks and global patent prosecution. His work encompasses US and international patent applications, offering comprehensive portfolio strategies.

On a pro bono basis, Ben has served as an "outside general counsel" for an international foundation dedicated to curing Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia. In his role as a privacy attorney, Ben assists companies both preemptively and in response to crises, helping them leverage data value while minimizing risks and disruptions.

As a patent attorney, Ben's expertise spans cloud computing solutions, video games, digital fingerprinting, secure communications, and secure computing technologies. His work includes platform technologies such as storage, advertising, computing, access control, and security technologies like TLS/SSL, secure communication extensions, cryptography, and digital signatures.

Previously, Ben was a project lead and embedded engineer in Salt Lake City. He has been invited to present at the JavaOne conference and enjoys programming and enhancing the functionality of various technologies.

Ben's specialties include privacy, hacking, cloud hardware and software, cloud storage and management, database technologies, distributed computing, medical devices, storage algorithms, firmware, emulation, embedded hardware, digital fingerprinting, Java, Ruby, Linux, Six Sigma, and business administration.