Podcast appearances and mentions of patrick craven

The realities of internet missteps by younger and younger children exposes an urgent need to teach kids how to spot and report suspicious activity. Air1's Rafael Sierra talks with Patrick Craven of the Center for Cyber Safety and Education and Eliza McCoy with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children about their age-appropriate training program called Netsmartz.

The realities of internet missteps by younger and younger children exposes an urgent need to teach kids how to spot and report suspicious activity. K-LOVE's Rafael Sierra talks with Patrick Craven of the Center for Cyber Safety and Education and Eliza McCoy with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children about their age-appropriate training program called Netsmartz.

Patrick Craven, Director for The Center for Cyber Safety and Education, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the cyber-attack that's crippled the United States pipeline infrastructure. The Colonial Pipeline, one of the largest pipelines in the country, carrying fuel from Texas up the East Coast to New York. Craven approaches the topic from a cybersecurity standpoint, explaining how others could prevent something like this from happening to their business. Also, Craven explains what the fallout from such an attack may look like, and discusses the implications such an attack has on foreign affairs. (Photo by Getty Images) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

- Powerful show with two guests and the most hard-hitting subjects on the web! - Joe Biden says paying people more to remain on unemployment than to get a job is not an incentive to stay at home! - Gas lines return to America for the first time since former POTUS Jimmy Carter! - Israel is being attacked by Gaza again, and Iran gun boats are taunting U.S. warships again! - Russia has declared a de facto war on the United States with a cyber attack on the colonial pipeline. Cyber expert Patrick Craven joins Rob to talk about protecting YOU from the same kind of attack! - Anthony Fauci's department funded the Wuhan Lab's development of deadly man-made viruses! - Newsmax host Grant Stinchfield joins Rob to talk about BLM upping the violence in American Democrat cities - Amazon introduces "Pay By Palm. (??!!!) Just wave your hand to buy your groceries, get on a plane and more…Sound familiar..?? Are they nuts?!!!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the 38th episode of Amplify Clearwater Show, powered by 13th Ave Media! We are very excited to take you on a journey to learn more about all of the incredible businesses, nonprofits, and community leaders. In this episode, we are featuring Patrick Craven, Director, Center for Cyber Safety and Education. The Center for Cyber Safety and Education (Center), formerly (ISC)2 Foundation, is a non-profit charitable trust committed to making the cyber world a safer place for everyone. We work to ensure that people across the globe have a positive and safe experience online through our educational programs, scholarships, and research. The Center is the charitable foundation of (ISC)2. (ISC)2 is an international nonprofit membership association focused on inspiring a safe and secure cyber world. www.IAmCyberSafe.org Patrick Craven has over 35 years of experience working within the non-profit industry and has held various C-Level executive leadership roles across the country at notable charitable organizations such as the Boy Scouts of America (24 years), Big Brothers Big Sisters, and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund in Washington D.C. He is now the Director for the (ISC)2 nonprofit Center for Cyber Safety and Education with world headquarters in Clearwater, Fl. Pat is a sought-after speaker and writer on how to keep children and families safe and secure online and is a regular guest on radio, tv and podcast around the world. He has a BS in Communication from Xavier University (Cincinnati, OH). Pat is also a member of the ECPI University Program Advisory Board for Cyber and Network Security and board of directors for the FBI Citizen’s Academy – Tampa. He was awarded the international SC Media Reboot Leadership Award for his innovation and leadership in cyber safety. At the Center, he is responsible for all business operations, supporting the Board of Trustees, service delivery, providing leadership to employees and volunteers, managing multiple income streams, overseeing marketing and business development functions, new program development and liaising with external agencies. Mr. Craven has been successful across the country developing innovative and award-winning educational, marketing, advertising, sales, management and fundraising programs. Lives with his wife of 35+ years in Seminole, FL. and they have two grown children. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/13th-ave-media/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/13th-ave-media/support

The team dives into how cloud-based solutions are helping students from grade school to higher education stay on track. First up, the team sat down with Patrick Craven, the director of The Center for Cyber Safety and Education, to learn about their global program to educate young children on internet etiquette and personal safety rules. Then, the team chatted with Dennis Gilbert, enterprise architect in the Office of Information Technology at Portland State University, to discuss their new machine learning-based tool that helps students find faster, efficient routes to graduation.

Patrick Craven, the director of (ISC)²'s Center for Cyber Safety and Education, teaches kids how to be safe on the internet, and he does so with the persuasive power of Garfield! On today's episode, Patrick discusses the goals of the center, including how they received exclusive use from Jim Davis to use his characters to teach internet safety to kids, teens, parents and the elderly. He also shares tips for staying safe online and how to help friends, family and loved ones stay safe from bad actors on the internet.– Enter code “cyberwork” to get 30 days of free training with Infosec Skills: https://www.infosecinstitute.com/skills/– View transcripts and additional episodes: https://www.infosecinstitute.com/podcast Patrick Craven has over 30 years of experience working within the non-profit industry and has held various C-Level executive leadership roles across the country at notable charitable organizations such as Big Brothers Big Sisters, Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund and the Boy Scouts of America. As Director for the Center for Cyber Safety and Education, he is responsible for all business operations, supporting the Board of Trustees, service delivery, providing leadership to employees and volunteers, managing multiple income streams, overseeing marketing and business development functions, new program development and liaising with external agencies. Patrick has been successful across the country developing innovative and award-winning marketing, advertising, sales, management and fundraising programs. He has a bachelor's in communication from Xavier University (Cincinnati, OH). Patrick is also a member of the ECPI University, Lake Mary Campus’ Program Advisory Board, Cyber and Network Security.About InfosecAt Infosec, we believe knowledge is the most powerful tool in the fight against cybercrime. We help IT and security professionals advance their careers with a full regimen of certifications and skills development training. We also empower all employees with security awareness and training to stay cybersecure at work and home. Founded by smart people wanting to do good, Infosec educates entire organizations on how to defend themselves from cybercrime. That’s what we do every day — equipping everyone with the latest security skills so the good guys win.

October is my absolute favorite month of the year!  It has Halloween, which my favorite holiday!  No family involvement, just fun costumes, parties and a good time all month long.  That's why I got married in October.  So, today, on October 1st... you will always find me at my favorite coffee house having my first Pumpkin Spiced Latte of the year.  Yum.... October is also CyberSecurity Awareness Month... and we are kicking off the month with a dive into cyberbullying. Today we are sitting with Patrick Craven, Director of Center for Cyber Safety and Education.  We are discussing the real effects of cyberbullying and the real life tactics parents and trusted adults can use to protect the little ones in their lives.   Patrick explains that bullying has morphed since we were all kids... bullies don't have to be brave anymore and take you on eyeball to eyeball or toe to toe.  No... they now can hide behind the safety of their devices and attack with full force.  And they multiply quickly... hear how easy it is for kids to go from a few to hundreds or even thousands picking on your child... when you thought he was just in his room checking on homework after dinner. This is serious stuff.  Fortunately, Patrick has real advice to share with teachers and parents - not just on how to protect your kids - but what to do if and WHEN they actually get bullied or cyberstalked.   RESOURCES: https://www.iamcybersafe.org/ Teacher Resources Parent Resources To learn more about our past podcasts, please visit us at savelori.org Visit our contact us page to send us a private prayer or request.  There’s even a speak option if you want to speak your prayer to the show team. https://www.facebook.com/savinglori/ BE A CHAMP.  GET HELP NOW: Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline (800) 422-4453 Report child abuse or neglect in your state, visit childwelfare.gov National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (800) 273-8255 National Domestic Violence Hotline (800) 799-7233

Cybersecurity has been dominating news cycles this year. Whether its allegations of Russians hacking computers to influence US elections to reports of private individuals who have had vicious malware installed unknowingly on their computers, cybercrimes and cybersecurity affect us all. And libraries are no exception. In Episode 28, Dewey Decibel looks at cybersecurity in the library world. First, American Libraries Associate Editor and Dewey Decibel host Phil Morehart speaks with Patrick Craven, director of the Center for Cyber Security Safety and Education. They discuss the center’s mission, its programs for libraries, and tips on making you and your library cyber safe. Next, Morehart talks with Todd Stephens, county librarian, and Chris McSwain, information technology and systems director, at Spartanburg County Public Libraries (SCPL) in South Carolina. SCPL was the victim of a ransomware attack in January. They recount the incident and provide tips on what you can do if you find yourself in a similar situation.

Aaron Patrick Craven aka "Johnny Castle" was on the air this morning with Jackson & Hannah.  Aaron is the lead in the stage production of DIRTY DANCING. DIRTY DANCING is playing The Boch Center Shubert Theatre for a limited engagement from June 13-17th, 2018 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's podcast, we hear that ICS experts continue to warn of grid vulnerability to hacking. AMD chip flaws called real, but not very serious. Cambridge Analytica under investigation in the UK. Facebook tries without much success so far to disentangle itself from Cambridge Analytica's use of Facebook data. President Putin wins reelection amid accusations of voting fraud. Former French President Sarkozy is in police custody over Libyan campaign contributions. (The Libyans want their money back, too.) Chris Poulin from BAH on malware evolution. Guest is Patrick Craven from the Center for Cyber Safety and Education, a nonprofit that has scholarships available. 

He's been a lazy cat over the past few decades, but Garfield is back, and helping users navigate a changing and sometimes daunting online world. FOX's Joy Piazza explains in this edition of "FOX on Tech": When the "Garfield" comic strip first hit newsstands in 1978, "going online" wasn't a thing. Now that lazy feline is helping kids and adults alike navigate the 'web safely: (Davis) "We've been working very hard to take our analog cat into digital world now." "Garfield" creator Jim Davis partnered with the Center for Cyber Safety and Education to make a series of online safety adventures: (Davis) "People by nature are very trusting, so when someone asks them to share their phone number or password or something like that, they tend to." The center's director Patrick Craven says some holiday toys and gadgets could lure online thieves: (Craven) "When you sign into some of these things, you're giving them access to your contacts on your phone or on your social media site and things like that. Do you really want them to have that? So what would Garfield's Facebook profile look like?: (Davis) "Favorite food: Lasagna. Favorite pastime: Sleeping and eating, it would be a very short profile." Garfield's adventures are on SafeAndSecureOnline.org. With FOX on Tech, I'm Joy Piazza, FOX News.

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) has criticised Eskom's proposed electricity tariff hike, saying the increase is unjustified. Effective from the first of April, consumers who get their electricity directly from Eskom will pay 12.69 percent more. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Cosatu Spokesperson, Patrick Craven....

Die debat oor 'n vliegtuig vol bruilofsgaste vir die Gupta-troue wat Dinsdag skynbaar toestemming gekry het om op die Waterkloof-lugmagbasis in Pretoria te land, het gister verdiep. Die ANC se sekretaris-generaal, Gwede Mantashe, het in 'n verklaring gevra dat daar vasgestel moet word wie die toestemming verleen het. Die SAKP het op sy beurt gesê dit is skandalig dat die basis so gebruik is en Cosatu se woordvoerder Patrick Craven het dit as 'n belediging vir die mense van Suid-Afrika bestempel. Dit is natuurlik geen geheim dat die Gupta's spesiale vriende van president Jacob Zuma is nie. Cobus Bester praat hieroor met die politieke ontleder van die Universiteit van Johannesburg, Piet Croukamp.

In this week's program, Khalil Bendib in conversation with two labor activists who share with us progress made within the labor movements – internationally and domestically – around the issue of solidarity Palestine. Patrick Craven of COSATU (The Congress of South African Trade Unions http://www.cosatu.org.za/cosatuho.htm ) discusses the latest action taken by a South African union that refused to offload an Israeli ship last month to protest Israel's bloody massacres in Gaza, and Michael Eisencher of USLAW in Alameda County will talk about nascent efforts from within to break the US labor movement's long-standing silence and complicity in the ethnic cleansing of Palestine. Later in the show, two Bay Area-based Algerian-born musicians, singer-songwriter-activist Moh Alileche and DJ and music producer extraordinaire Chab-i-Sabbah, join us to tell us about an upcoming concert at Ashkenaz in Berkeley on Saturday, March 14.  They will both be participating in the release of Moh Alileche's long-awaited and newest CD entitled “in Honor of a Hero. “ Make sure that you visit our updated blog http://vomena.org/blog/ and share you thoughts with us. We look forward to reading your comments.  To contact us, please call 510-848-6767 ext. 632, or send us e-mail to vomekpfa@yahoo.com . The post Voices of the Middle East and North Africa – March 4, 2009 at 7:00pm appeared first on KPFA.