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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
`BEFORE THE TRADEMARK TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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`Notice of Opposition
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`Notice is hereby given that the following party opposes registration of the indicated application.
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`Opposer Information
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`Name
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`Decipher Technology Studios, LLC
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`Granted to Date
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`Address
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`Attorney informa-
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`11/28/2020
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`106 N. LEE STREET, SECOND FLOOR
`ALEXANDRIA, VA 22314
`UNITED STATES
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`HAE PARK-SUK
`NIXON & VANDERHYE, P.C.
`901 N. GLEBE ROAD
`11TH FLOOR
`ARLINGTON, VA 22203
`UNITED STATES
`Primary Email: nixonptomail@nixonvan.com
`Secondary Email(s): hps@nixonvan.com
`703-816-4893
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`Docket Number
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`6641-14
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`Applicant Information
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`Application No.
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`88438262
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`Publication date
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`09/29/2020
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`Opposition Filing
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`Applicant
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`11/27/2020
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`Opposition Peri-
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`11/28/2020
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`Reliaquest, LLC
`SUITE 500
`777 S. HARBOUR ISLAND BLVD.
`TAMPA, FL 33602
`UNITED STATES
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`Goods/Services Affected by Opposition
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`Class 042. First Use: 2019/01/14 First Use In Commerce: 2019/01/14
`All goods and services in the class are opposed, namely: Platform as a service (PAAS) featuring soft-
`ware platforms for security surveillance that allow for the use of practicaland accurate algorithms to
`automate thefiltering process around event types that are less relevant and less actionableto security
`that are not necessary to process in traditional security technologies, namely, the security information
`and event management (SIEM) and to learn the difference between normal and abnormal user beha-
`vior, specific to that distinctive organization
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`Grounds for Opposition
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`Priority and likelihood of confusion
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`Trademark Act Section 2(d)
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`Mark Cited by Opposer as Basis for Opposition
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`U.S. Registration
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`5724827
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`Registration Date
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`04/16/2019
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`Application Date
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`01/31/2018
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`Foreign Priority
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`NONE
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`Word Mark
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`Design Mark
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`Description of
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`Goods/Services
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`GREY MATTER
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`NONE
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`Class 009. First use: First Use: 2017/09/01 First Use In Commerce: 2017/09/01
`Computer software used to develop microservices and microservices architec-
`ture;Computer software for use in developing, deploying, customizing and man-
`aging microservices software applications; Computer software for use in secur-
`ing, managing, and extending application programming interfaces (APIs) and mi-
`croservices; Computer software for use in artificial intelligence for IT operations
`("AIOps") and MESH networks; Computer software foruse in managing wireless
`mesh networks
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`Attachments
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`GREYMATTERdesign-Opposition.pdf(233929 bytes )
`DTGM-OppExhA.pdf(258985 bytes )
`DTGM-OppExhB.pdf(1764111 bytes )
`DTGM-OppExhC.pdf(2369105 bytes )
`DTGM-OppExhDpdf.pdf(2925064 bytes )
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`Signature
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`Name
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`Date
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`HAE PARK-SUK
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`11/27/2020
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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
`BEFORE THE TRADEMARK TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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`NV Ref. 6641-14
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`Opposition No. __________
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`Serial No.: 88438262
`Mark: GREY MATTER and Design
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`RELIAQUEST, LLC
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`Applicant.
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`NOTICE OF OPPOSITION
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`Decipher Technologies Studios, LLC, a Virginia limited liability company, having a
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`principal place of business at 106 N. Lee Street, Second Floor, Alexandria, Virginia 22314
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`(hereinafter “Opposer”), believes that it will be damaged by registration of the mark GREY
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`MATTER and Design
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` shown in Serial No. 88438262 (“Opposed
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`Application” or “Opposed Mark”), as filed by Reliaquest, LLC, a Florida limited liability
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`company, having an address at 777 S. Harbour Island Blvd., Suite 500, Tampa, Florida 33602
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`(hereinafter “Applicant”), and hereby opposes registration of that mark. The Opposed
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`Application was published on September 29, 2020, and Opposer requested a 30-day extension of
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`time to oppose on October 28, 2020. This Notice of Opposition is being timely filed.
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`As grounds for opposition, it is alleged that:
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`1. Opposer owns a registration for the mark GREY MATTER (Reg. No. 5724827), filed on
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`January 31, 2018, published on January 29, 2019, and granted on April 16, 2019, for
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`“computer software used to develop microservices and microservices architecture;
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`computer software for use in developing, deploying, customizing and managing
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`microservices software applications; computer software for use in securing, managing,
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`and extending application programming interfaces (APIs) and microservices; computer
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`software for use in artificial intelligence for IT operations (“AIOps”) and MESH
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`networks; computer software for use in managing wireless mesh networks (“Opposer’s
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`Goods”). First use of this mark anywhere and in commerce is claimed since at least as
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`early as September 1, 2017. A printout from the USPTO TSDR database evidencing the
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`current status and copy of the pleaded registration is annexed as Exhibit A.
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`2. Opposer is a platform developer whose flagship service mesh platform GREY MATTER
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`provides infrastructure and network management for enterprise IT operations. Opposer’s
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`GREY MATTER computer software platform simplifies microservice and multi-cloud
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`design, development, and control, and provides AI-enabled monitoring and responses to
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`enterprise IT computer systems and services. Opposer’s platform facilitates scalable,
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`enterprise-ready applications, provides secure and trusted storage access APIs, offers
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`zero-trust security in protecting sensitive systems and communications from cyber
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`threats, and enhances security of IT systems through the secure compartmentalization of
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`system-wide content and in-depth API monitoring. The security framework of Opposer’s
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`platform oversees the vital activities of user-authentication and access control, service
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`discovery, data policy management and governance throughout a hybrid cloud mesh
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`while allowing service mesh developers and analysts to focus on enhancing business
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`capabilities.
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`3. Opposer was ranked 126th and Top 10 in the D.C. Metro Area on Deloitte’s Technology
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`Fast 500, a ranking of the 500 fastest growing technology, media, telecommunications,
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`life sciences and energy tech companies in North America, now in its 52nd year.
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`“Deloitte’s Technology Fast 500 provides a ranking of the fastest-growing technology,
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`media, telecommunications, life sciences and energy tech companies – both public and
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`private – in North America. Technology Fast 500 award winners are selected based on
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`percentage fiscal year revenue growth from 2015 to 2018. In order to be eligible for
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`Technology Fast 500 recognition, companies must own proprietary intellectual property
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`or technology that is sold to customers in products that contribute to a majority of the
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`company’s operating revenues. Companies must have base-year operating revenues of at
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`least U.S. $50,000 and current-year operating revenues of at least U.S. $5 million.
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`Additionally, companies must be in business for a minimum of four years and be
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`headquartered within North America.”
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`4. In addition to Opposer’s recognition as a member of the Deloitte Fast 500, Opposer was
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`listed as one of CIO Review’s 20 Most Promising Enterprise Architecture (EA)
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`Technology Providers of 2019. CIO Review cited Opposer as one of the EA solutions
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`providers that “streamline business processes and define the path to success” for
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`enterprise architecture.” CIO Review also pointed to the emergence of AI as a disruptive
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`force in EA operational insight and process automation. Opposer’s GREY MATTER
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`software platform is built with AI in mind, leveraging a powerful underlying content
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`delivery network (CDN) to capture service mesh data for in-depth analysis and to power
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`machine learning enabled network operations management and automation.
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`5. Opposer has been recognized locally as one of the D.C. Metro Area’s 75 Fastest-Growing
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`Companies by Washington Business Journal.
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`6. Opposer was selected as one of DC Inno’s “50 on Fire” in 2019, highlighting 50 people
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`and companies that have contributed to the District’s innovation economy, including a
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`big funding round, product launch, growth milestone, big hire, successful pivot, or all of
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`the above.
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`7. Opposer is active on the presentation and conference circuit, bringing its GREY
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`MATTER software platform to a number of industry trade events. Opposer presented its
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`GREY MATTER software platform at InfoCon’s June 2019 NYC QCon, providing a talk
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`on its path to service mesh architecture and support; and at the DoDIIS Conference on
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`August 18-21, 2019, in Tampa Bay, Florida. Opposer presented talks on its GREY
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`MATTER software’s zero-trust security at SPIFFE Community Day in October 2019, at
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`the 2019 Gartner Symposium held October 20-24, 2019, in Orlando, Florida, and at the
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`Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s KubeCon event on November 18-21, 2019, in San
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`Diego, California. At EnvoyCon 2020 on October 15, 2020, Opposer shared real-world
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`experiences running COVID API Hub, a collection of COVID-19 datasets publicly
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`exposed by a production deployment of its GREY MATTER software platform.
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`8. On May 20, 2019, Applicant filed the Opposed Application to register the mark
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`GREYMATTER and Design
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`“Opposed Mark”) for platform as a service (PAAS) featuring software platforms for
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`security surveillance that allow for the use of practical and accurate algorithms to
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`automate the filtering process around event types that are less relevant and less actionable
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`to security that are not necessary to process in traditional security technologies, namely,
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`the security information and event management (SIEM) and to learn the difference
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`between normal and abnormal user behavior, specific to that distinctive organization.
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`Applicant claims first use of the Opposed Mark since January 14, 2019.
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`9. The literal portion of Applicant’s Mark GREYMATTER is phonetically, visually, and
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`legally identical to Opposer’s Mark GREY MATTER, and conveys identical commercial
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`impressions. Moreover, Applicant has adopted the identical British-English spelling of
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`the first term “GREY” with the letter “E” rather than the letter “A” as in the American-
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`English spelling, “GRAY.” The absence of a space between the words GREY and
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`MATTER in Applicant’s mark has no consequence in differentiating the meaning, sound,
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`or connotation of the mark, and fails to distinguish the Applicant’s Mark from Opposer’s
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`Mark GREY MATTER.
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`10. Opposer’s software platform offered under Opposer’s Mark GREY MATTER is highly
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`related and complementary to Applicant’s software platform offered under the
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`Applicant’s Mark GREY MATTER and Design,
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`highly related if not identical functions, and is used and marketed similarly, to identical
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`and highly related industries, to similar classes of consumers.
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`11. Upon information and belief, Applicant has described its GREYMATTER product as “its
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`SaaS platform for increasing enterprise visibility while automating threat detection and
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`response. It does this by unifying and integrating existing SIEM, EDR, multi-cloud, and
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`third-party apSps, to deliver a centralized, transparent view across the environment.”
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`Exhibit B: https://reliaquest.com/in-the-news/grey-matter-integrates-with-top-vendors/.
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`12. Opposer’s GREY MATTER platform simplifies decentralized network management of
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`the enterprise, builds numerous autonomous services for security, workflow, algorithms,
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`and data management, which together enable an AI driven network. Opposer’s GREY
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`MATTER platform optimizes user experiences, multiple client channels, cloud-native
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`performance, AI decision making and continuous delivery.
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`13. Upon information and belief, according to Applicant’s website, Applicant’s
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`GREYMATTER platform’s “analytics provide actionable reporting and metrics that
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`measure ongoing improvement of the security model so teams can recognize and
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`communicate success across the enterprise.” Exhibit B: https://www.reliaquest.com/in-
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`the-news/grey-matter-integrates-with-top-vendors/.
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`14. Opposer’s GREY MATTER platform captures metrics via decentralized data streaming,
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`which are synced and stored for in-depth service level analysis, and which can be used to
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`produce service level overlays set to enterprise’s specifications. Logging, monitoring,
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`and data retention are all modeled and programmed via observables related to actions
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`across service mesh from application to infrastructure.
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`15. Upon information and belief, Applicant claims its GREYMATTER product “proactively
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`identif[ies] and address[es] cybersecurity threats across an organization so that security
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`teams can mobilize faster and more effective responses.” Exhibit C:
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`https://www.reliaquest.com/in-the-news/reliaquest-launches-platform-to-strengthen-
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`visibility-and-control-in-enterprise-cybersecurity/.
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`16. Opposer’s fine-grained operational controls provide timely access to indications and
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`warning information all designed to shrink anomaly Mean-Time-To-Detect (MTTD) and
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`17. Upon information and belief, Applicant claims its GREYMATTER product’s pre-built
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`playbooks across commonly detected events and use cases help the user automate in line
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`with user’s standard operating procedures. Exhibit D:
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`https://www.reliaquest.com/greymatter/our-approach.
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`18. Opposer’s GREY MATTER platform manifests event-driven pipelines and data flows in
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`support of data insights, contextual cues, and analytics, and its containers and
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`microservices simplify security. Secure data end-points (APIs) granting entitlements at a
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`function level isolate anomalies and re-route traffic at a code level. Opposer’s GREY
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`MATTER Dashboard presents an intuitive single-touchpoint interface displaying service
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`mesh control and data plane operations. Opposer’s GREY MATTER software platform
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`publishes these events for storage and analysis making security analysis and resource
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`change tracking simpler and troubleshooting across service mesh and enterprise more
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`cost-effective.
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`19. Upon information and belief, Applicant claims its GREYMATTER platform improves
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`security posture with machine learning-driven automated hunts and automated attack
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`simulations to validate security controls and systems, identify gaps, and prioritize
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`remediation based on risk to the business. Exhibit D:
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`https://www.reliaquest.com/greymatter/our-approach.
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`20. Opposer’s GREY MATTER software platform features predictive network operational
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`monitoring and automated response in order to streamline network performance, avoid
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`outages, and realign resources to drive further business growth and innovation.
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`21. The identical mark, GREYMATTER, used or intended to be used, by Applicant, on
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`nearly identical or highly related and/or complementary goods and services which are
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`offered through the same or overlapping channels of trade, and to the same or
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`overlapping classes of purchasers so that purchasers, potential purchasers, users and
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`others are likely to be confused, mistaken or deceived into the belief that Applicant’s
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`goods/services offered under the mark GREYMATTER emanate from and/or are in some
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`way sponsored or approved by Opposer, or are related in some way with Opposer,
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`thereby damaging Opposer.
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`22. Upon information and belief, Applicant cannot claim use of the Opposed Mark GREY
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`MATTER and Design
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`before January 14, 2019.
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`23. Opposer’s date of first use, September 1, 2017, precedes any date of first use that can be
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`claimed by Applicant of the Opposed Mark GREYMATTER and Design
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`, or any use of the words GREY MATTER.
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`24. Opposer’s filing date of its Registration No. 5724827, January 31, 2018, precedes any
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`date of first use that can be claimed by Applicant of the Opposed Mark GREYMATTER
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`and Design
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`25. Therefore, as between the parties to this Opposition, Opposer is the senior user of the
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`26. Opposer has not consented to the use and/or registration by Applicant of the Opposed
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`Mark GREY MATTER and Design
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`MATTER.
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`27. Registration No. 5724827 is prima facie evidence of the validity thereof and Opposer’s
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`ownership and exclusive right to use Opposer’s Mark GREY MATTER in commerce,
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`and is constructive notice of Opposer’s ownership thereof, as provided by §§ 7(b) and 22
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`of the Trademark Act of 1946.
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`28. Upon information and belief, Applicant knew or should have known of Opposer’s prior
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`use and registration of its mark GREY MATTER at the time that Applicant adopted the
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`mark GREYMATTER and Design
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` and filed Application
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`Serial No. 88438262 on May 20, 2019 seeking to register that mark.
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`29. By virtue of Opposer’s prior use of the mark GREY MATTER, and its maintenance of
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`high quality standards relating thereto, purchasers, consumers, and users of such goods,
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`and others in the industry, have come to recognize the mark GREY MATTER as an
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`indication of origin in Opposer, as a consequence of which Opposer has established
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`valuable goodwill and exclusive rights in the mark GREY MATTER.
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`30. Applicant is not lawfully entitled to the registration which it seeks for the reasons, inter
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`alia, that the mark GREYMATTER and Design
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`on or in connection with the goods/services of the Applicant, is likely to cause confusion,
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`mistake, or to deceive, in violation of Section 2(d) of the Trademark Act, 15 USC
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`WHEREFORE, Opposer prays that the opposition be sustained and that registration to
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`Applicant be denied. The required filing fee is submitted herewith.
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`Hae Park-Suk
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`Attorneys for Opposer
`NIXON & VANDERHYE, P.C.
`901 North Glebe Road, 11th Floor
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`Direct: 703-816-4893
`Fax: 703-816-4100
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`Register: PrincipalMark Type: Trademark
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`TM5 Common Status Descriptor: <img> LIVE/REGISTRATION/Issued and Active The trademark application has been registered with the Office.
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`Status: Registered. The registration date is used to determine when post-registration maintenance documents are due.Status Date: Apr. 16, 2019
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`Publication Date: Jan. 29, 2019
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`Mark Information
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`Mark Literal Elements: GREY MA'I'I'ERStandard Character Claim: Yes. The mark consists of standard characters without claim to any particular font style, size, or color.
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`Mark Drawing Type: 4 - STANDARD CHARACTER MARK
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`Goods and Services
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`Note:
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`The following symbols indicate that the registrant/owner has amended the goods/services:
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`- Brackets [..] indicate deleted goods/services;
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`- Double parenthesis ((..)) identify any goods/services not claimed in a Section 15 affidavit of incontestability; and
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`- Asterisks *..* identify additional (new) wording in the goods/services.
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`For: Computer software used to develop microservices and microservices architecture; Computer software for use in developing, deploying, customizing and managing
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`microservices software applications; Computer software for use in securing, managing, and extending application programming interfaces (APls) and microservices;
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`Computer software for use in artificial intelligence for IT operations ("AlOps") and MESH networks; Computer software for use in managing wireless mesh networks
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