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Robert is a security expert and private investigator with 30 years of experience, #1 Best Selling Amazon.com author of 5 books, and the architect of the CSI Protection certification; a Cyber Social Identity and Personal Protection security awareness training program. He is a frequent speaker and media commentator, CEO of Safr.Me and Head Trainer at ProtectNowLLC.com.ROBERT'S MEDIA CREDITS INCLUDE CNN, Fox News, CNBC, MSNBC, ABC World News Tonight, NBC Nightline, CBS Early Show, Today Show, Good Morning America and in the NY Times, Wall Street Journal, Time Magazine, Fortune, Forbes, Entrepreneur and many more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-x-zone-radio-tv-show--1078348/support.

Robert is a security expert and private investigator with 30 years of experience, #1 Best Selling Amazon.com author of 5 books, and the architect of the CSI Protection certification; a Cyber Social Identity and Personal Protection security awareness training program. He is a frequent speaker and media commentator, CEO of Safr.Me and Head Trainer at ProtectNowLLC.com.ROBERT'S MEDIA CREDITS INCLUDE CNN, Fox News, CNBC, MSNBC, ABC World News Tonight, NBC Nightline, CBS Early Show, Today Show, Good Morning America and in the NY Times, Wall Street Journal, Time Magazine, Fortune, Forbes, Entrepreneur and many more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-x-zone-radio-tv-show--1078348/support.

Robert is a security expert and private investigator with 30 years of experience, #1 Best Selling Amazon.com author of 5 books, and the architect of the CSI Protection certification; a Cyber Social Identity and Personal Protection security awareness training program. He is a frequent speaker and media commentator, CEO of Safr.Me and Head Trainer at ProtectNowLLC.com.ROBERT'S MEDIA CREDITS INCLUDE CNN, Fox News, CNBC, MSNBC, ABC World News Tonight, NBC Nightline, CBS Early Show, Today Show, Good Morning America and in the NY Times, Wall Street Journal, Time Magazine, Fortune, Forbes, Entrepreneur and many more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-x-zone-radio-tv-show--1078348/support.

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What should you do if someone breaks into your house? How can you prevent someone from stealing your identity? What's the best way to protect yourself and your loved ones from harm? Jonathan has all the questions, and security expert Robert Siciliano has all the answers! In this episode, we're serving practical advice on all things safety, including how to make yourself a harder target, one easy action to prevent identity theft, and how a pen could save your life. Robert is a security expert and private investigator with 30+ years experience. He's a #1 Best Selling Amazon.com author of 5 books and the architect of the CSI Protection certification. He is a frequent speaker and media commentator, CEO of Safr.Me, and Head Trainer at ProtectNowLLC.com. Robert has been featured on CNN, Fox News, CNBC, MSNBC, ABC World News Tonight, NBC Nightline, CBS Early Show, Today Show, Good Morning America and in the NY Times, Wall Street Journal, Time Magazine, Fortune, Forbes, Entrepreneur and many more. You can follow Robert on TikTok @robertsicilianodotcom, Instagram @robertsiciliano and Facebook. You can find more information about Robert and his company here. Follow us on Instagram @CuriousWithJVN to join the conversation. Jonathan is on Instagram @JVN. Transcripts for each episode are available at JonathanVanNess.com. Find books from Getting Curious guests at bookshop.org/shop/curiouswithjvn. Our senior producers are Chris McClure and Julia Melfi. Our associate producer is Allison Weiss. Our engineer is Nathanael McClure. Production support from Julie Carrillo, Anne Currie, and Chad Hall. Our theme music is “Freak” by QUIÑ; for more, head to TheQuinCat.com. Curious about bringing your brand to life on the show? Email podcastadsales@sonymusic.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Robert Siciliano is a Boston-based, 55-year-old, married, and father of two girls, a security expert, and private investigator with 30+ years experience. He is also a best selling Amazon.com author of 5 books, and the architect of the CSI Protection certification; a Cyber Social Identity and Personal Protection security awareness training program.  Robert is a frequent speaker and media commentator, and CEO of Safr.Me and Head Trainer at www.ProtectNowLLC.com.He has been featured on CNN, Fox News, CNBC, MSNBC, ABC World News Tonight, NBC Nightline, CBS Early Show, Today Show, Good Morning America, and in the NY Times, Wall Street Journal, Time Magazine, Fortune, Forbes, Entrepreneur and many more.  Robert applies his philosophy on security to his philosophy on health, giving us great take-aways. For more information, go to www.safr.me or www.robertsiciliano.com In this session we will discuss: ·      Robert shares what his health journey has consisted of, including when and why he decided to run the Boston Marathon. ·      Robert shares his strategies for getting and staying fit, as a business owner who is on the road a lot. ·      Robert applies his philosophy to being a parent and staying healthy with children in the house. ·      Robert combines his approach to business, safety, and systems in the world of health.

A medida que se acerca el 16 de septiembre, fecha de la muerte de la joven kurda iraní, tras su detención por la policía de la moralidad, las autoridades buscan reprimir las manifestaciones. RFI toma el pulso de Teherán en vísperas del aniversario. Por la corresponsal de RFI en TeheránHa caído la tarde y, como muchos en Teherán, a esta hora me dirijo a uno de los cafés populares en el área central de la ciudad. Al llegar, me encuentro con que tiene las puertas cerradas.“¿Me pregunta que qué ha pasado con el café? El café esta cerrado hasta el 25.  No sé por qué. Lo hizo la policía de la moral”, explica un hombre a RFI.Después de pedir que apagara la grabadora, me explica que todo tenía que ver con el primer aniversario del fallecimiento de Mahsa Amini, el 16 de septiembre o 25 del mes persa de Sahrivar.En las últimas semanas se han cerrado decenas de cafés y restaurantes bajo la excusa de que no imponen el uso del velo islámico dentro de sus establecimientos, algo imposible de hacer en este último año donde las mujeres se quitaron el velo, como lo cuenta Safr, una joven de 23 años.“Todo el tiempo hay gente afuera en la calle que puede detenerte, puede llevarte a la cárcel por que no usas el hiyab o por no obedecer las leyes que ellos dicen, pero en algún momento una dice: A mí ya no me importa”, cuenta la mujer.En la medida que se acerca el aniversario, las autoridades han lanzado una extensa campaña a lo largo del país para evitar que jóvenes como Safr vuelvan a movilizarse en estas estas fechas. Las personas que han pasado por prisión desde entonces han recibido llamadas advirtiéndoles no realizar ninguna manifestación pública. Es el caso de una mujer de 36 años, capturada al comienzo de las protestas con la que intercambiamos mensajes de texto.“No puedo aparecer en la ciudad, me escondo en algún lugar. No he estado bien por mucho tiempo, no puedo estar en mi casa, me muevo cómo nomada”, dice a RFI.Organizaciones de derechos humanos como Anmistia Internacional también han denunciado que decenas de familias de las personas fallecidas como consecuencia de la represión del régimen durante las protestas también han recibido llamadas advirtiéndoles de no realizar ceremonias. Y algunos de sus integrantes han sido detenidos.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3279340/advertisement

A medida que se acerca el 16 de septiembre, fecha de la muerte de la joven kurda iraní, tras su detención por la policía de la moralidad, las autoridades buscan reprimir las manifestaciones. RFI toma el pulso de Teherán en vísperas del aniversario. Por la corresponsal de RFI en TeheránHa caído la tarde y, como muchos en Teherán, a esta hora me dirijo a uno de los cafés populares en el área central de la ciudad. Al llegar, me encuentro con que tiene las puertas cerradas.“¿Me pregunta que qué ha pasado con el café? El café esta cerrado hasta el 25.  No sé por qué. Lo hizo la policía de la moral”, explica un hombre a RFI.Después de pedir que apagara la grabadora, me explica que todo tenía que ver con el primer aniversario del fallecimiento de Mahsa Amini, el 16 de septiembre o 25 del mes persa de Sahrivar.En las últimas semanas se han cerrado decenas de cafés y restaurantes bajo la excusa de que no imponen el uso del velo islámico dentro de sus establecimientos, algo imposible de hacer en este último año donde las mujeres se quitaron el velo, como lo cuenta Safr, una joven de 23 años.“Todo el tiempo hay gente afuera en la calle que puede detenerte, puede llevarte a la cárcel por que no usas el hiyab o por no obedecer las leyes que ellos dicen, pero en algún momento una dice: A mí ya no me importa”, cuenta la mujer.En la medida que se acerca el aniversario, las autoridades han lanzado una extensa campaña a lo largo del país para evitar que jóvenes como Safr vuelvan a movilizarse en estas estas fechas. Las personas que han pasado por prisión desde entonces han recibido llamadas advirtiéndoles no realizar ninguna manifestación pública. Es el caso de una mujer de 36 años, capturada al comienzo de las protestas con la que intercambiamos mensajes de texto.“No puedo aparecer en la ciudad, me escondo en algún lugar. No he estado bien por mucho tiempo, no puedo estar en mi casa, me muevo cómo nomada”, dice a RFI.Organizaciones de derechos humanos como Anmistia Internacional también han denunciado que decenas de familias de las personas fallecidas como consecuencia de la represión del régimen durante las protestas también han recibido llamadas advirtiéndoles de no realizar ceremonias. Y algunos de sus integrantes han sido detenidos.

A medida que se acerca el 16 de septiembre, fecha de la muerte de la joven kurda iraní, tras su detención por la policía de la moralidad, las autoridades buscan reprimir las manifestaciones. RFI toma el pulso de Teherán en vísperas del aniversario. Por la corresponsal de RFI en TeheránHa caído la tarde y, como muchos en Teherán, a esta hora me dirijo a uno de los cafés populares en el área central de la ciudad. Al llegar, me encuentro con que tiene las puertas cerradas.“¿Me pregunta que qué ha pasado con el café? El café esta cerrado hasta el 25.  No sé por qué. Lo hizo la policía de la moral”, explica un hombre a RFI.Después de pedir que apagara la grabadora, me explica que todo tenía que ver con el primer aniversario del fallecimiento de Mahsa Amini, el 16 de septiembre o 25 del mes persa de Sahrivar.En las últimas semanas se han cerrado decenas de cafés y restaurantes bajo la excusa de que no imponen el uso del velo islámico dentro de sus establecimientos, algo imposible de hacer en este último año donde las mujeres se quitaron el velo, como lo cuenta Safr, una joven de 23 años.“Todo el tiempo hay gente afuera en la calle que puede detenerte, puede llevarte a la cárcel por que no usas el hiyab o por no obedecer las leyes que ellos dicen, pero en algún momento una dice: A mí ya no me importa”, cuenta la mujer.En la medida que se acerca el aniversario, las autoridades han lanzado una extensa campaña a lo largo del país para evitar que jóvenes como Safr vuelvan a movilizarse en estas estas fechas. Las personas que han pasado por prisión desde entonces han recibido llamadas advirtiéndoles no realizar ninguna manifestación pública. Es el caso de una mujer de 36 años, capturada al comienzo de las protestas con la que intercambiamos mensajes de texto.“No puedo aparecer en la ciudad, me escondo en algún lugar. No he estado bien por mucho tiempo, no puedo estar en mi casa, me muevo cómo nomada”, dice a RFI.Organizaciones de derechos humanos como Anmistia Internacional también han denunciado que decenas de familias de las personas fallecidas como consecuencia de la represión del régimen durante las protestas también han recibido llamadas advirtiéndoles de no realizar ceremonias. Y algunos de sus integrantes han sido detenidos.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3279343/advertisement

A medida que se acerca el 16 de septiembre, fecha de la muerte de la joven kurda iraní, tras su detención por la policía de la moralidad, las autoridades buscan reprimir las manifestaciones. RFI toma el pulso de Teherán en vísperas del aniversario. Por la corresponsal de RFI en TeheránHa caído la tarde y, como muchos en Teherán, a esta hora me dirijo a uno de los cafés populares en el área central de la ciudad. Al llegar, me encuentro con que tiene las puertas cerradas.“¿Me pregunta que qué ha pasado con el café? El café esta cerrado hasta el 25.  No sé por qué. Lo hizo la policía de la moral”, explica un hombre a RFI.Después de pedir que apagara la grabadora, me explica que todo tenía que ver con el primer aniversario del fallecimiento de Mahsa Amini, el 16 de septiembre o 25 del mes persa de Sahrivar.En las últimas semanas se han cerrado decenas de cafés y restaurantes bajo la excusa de que no imponen el uso del velo islámico dentro de sus establecimientos, algo imposible de hacer en este último año donde las mujeres se quitaron el velo, como lo cuenta Safr, una joven de 23 años.“Todo el tiempo hay gente afuera en la calle que puede detenerte, puede llevarte a la cárcel por que no usas el hiyab o por no obedecer las leyes que ellos dicen, pero en algún momento una dice: A mí ya no me importa”, cuenta la mujer.En la medida que se acerca el aniversario, las autoridades han lanzado una extensa campaña a lo largo del país para evitar que jóvenes como Safr vuelvan a movilizarse en estas estas fechas. Las personas que han pasado por prisión desde entonces han recibido llamadas advirtiéndoles no realizar ninguna manifestación pública. Es el caso de una mujer de 36 años, capturada al comienzo de las protestas con la que intercambiamos mensajes de texto.“No puedo aparecer en la ciudad, me escondo en algún lugar. No he estado bien por mucho tiempo, no puedo estar en mi casa, me muevo cómo nomada”, dice a RFI.Organizaciones de derechos humanos como Anmistia Internacional también han denunciado que decenas de familias de las personas fallecidas como consecuencia de la represión del régimen durante las protestas también han recibido llamadas advirtiéndoles de no realizar ceremonias. Y algunos de sus integrantes han sido detenidos.

A medida que se acerca el 16 de septiembre, fecha de la muerte de la joven kurda iraní, tras su detención por la policía de la moralidad, las autoridades buscan reprimir las manifestaciones. RFI toma el pulso de Teherán en vísperas del aniversario. Por la corresponsal de RFI en TeheránHa caído la tarde y, como muchos en Teherán, a esta hora me dirijo a uno de los cafés populares en el área central de la ciudad. Al llegar, me encuentro con que tiene las puertas cerradas.“¿Me pregunta que qué ha pasado con el café? El café esta cerrado hasta el 25.  No sé por qué. Lo hizo la policía de la moral”, explica un hombre a RFI.Después de pedir que apagara la grabadora, me explica que todo tenía que ver con el primer aniversario del fallecimiento de Mahsa Amini, el 16 de septiembre o 25 del mes persa de Sahrivar.En las últimas semanas se han cerrado decenas de cafés y restaurantes bajo la excusa de que no imponen el uso del velo islámico dentro de sus establecimientos, algo imposible de hacer en este último año donde las mujeres se quitaron el velo, como lo cuenta Safr, una joven de 23 años.“Todo el tiempo hay gente afuera en la calle que puede detenerte, puede llevarte a la cárcel por que no usas el hiyab o por no obedecer las leyes que ellos dicen, pero en algún momento una dice: A mí ya no me importa”, cuenta la mujer.En la medida que se acerca el aniversario, las autoridades han lanzado una extensa campaña a lo largo del país para evitar que jóvenes como Safr vuelvan a movilizarse en estas estas fechas. Las personas que han pasado por prisión desde entonces han recibido llamadas advirtiéndoles no realizar ninguna manifestación pública. Es el caso de una mujer de 36 años, capturada al comienzo de las protestas con la que intercambiamos mensajes de texto.“No puedo aparecer en la ciudad, me escondo en algún lugar. No he estado bien por mucho tiempo, no puedo estar en mi casa, me muevo cómo nomada”, dice a RFI.Organizaciones de derechos humanos como Anmistia Internacional también han denunciado que decenas de familias de las personas fallecidas como consecuencia de la represión del régimen durante las protestas también han recibido llamadas advirtiéndoles de no realizar ceremonias. Y algunos de sus integrantes han sido detenidos.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4064350/advertisement

A medida que se acerca el 16 de septiembre, fecha de la muerte de la joven kurda iraní, tras su detención por la policía de la moralidad, las autoridades buscan reprimir las manifestaciones. RFI toma el pulso de Teherán en vísperas del aniversario. Por la corresponsal de RFI en TeheránHa caído la tarde y, como muchos en Teherán, a esta hora me dirijo a uno de los cafés populares en el área central de la ciudad. Al llegar, me encuentro con que tiene las puertas cerradas.“¿Me pregunta que qué ha pasado con el café? El café esta cerrado hasta el 25.  No sé por qué. Lo hizo la policía de la moral”, explica un hombre a RFI.Después de pedir que apagara la grabadora, me explica que todo tenía que ver con el primer aniversario del fallecimiento de Mahsa Amini, el 16 de septiembre o 25 del mes persa de Sahrivar.En las últimas semanas se han cerrado decenas de cafés y restaurantes bajo la excusa de que no imponen el uso del velo islámico dentro de sus establecimientos, algo imposible de hacer en este último año donde las mujeres se quitaron el velo, como lo cuenta Safr, una joven de 23 años.“Todo el tiempo hay gente afuera en la calle que puede detenerte, puede llevarte a la cárcel por que no usas el hiyab o por no obedecer las leyes que ellos dicen, pero en algún momento una dice: A mí ya no me importa”, cuenta la mujer.En la medida que se acerca el aniversario, las autoridades han lanzado una extensa campaña a lo largo del país para evitar que jóvenes como Safr vuelvan a movilizarse en estas estas fechas. Las personas que han pasado por prisión desde entonces han recibido llamadas advirtiéndoles no realizar ninguna manifestación pública. Es el caso de una mujer de 36 años, capturada al comienzo de las protestas con la que intercambiamos mensajes de texto.“No puedo aparecer en la ciudad, me escondo en algún lugar. No he estado bien por mucho tiempo, no puedo estar en mi casa, me muevo cómo nomada”, dice a RFI.Organizaciones de derechos humanos como Anmistia Internacional también han denunciado que decenas de familias de las personas fallecidas como consecuencia de la represión del régimen durante las protestas también han recibido llamadas advirtiéndoles de no realizar ceremonias. Y algunos de sus integrantes han sido detenidos.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4231678/advertisement

Dan kicked off the show with an examination and exploration of today's top stories with various experts and reporters. Joining the program was Western States Director for Power The Future Larry Behrens, CEO of Safr.Me and Security Awareness Trainer Robert Siciliano, Dr. Michelle DiBlasi, Chief of Inpatient Psychiatry at Tufts Medical Center, and owner of the Cross Street Flower Farm Nikki Bartley.

Creator of SAFR Roshni Riar, poet, writer and interdisciplinary artist More Info: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10ripcPQ6qbBtodjeftTVfddtVWaZ68F3Qa_Qpq9yvNc/edit#gid=170373750

**Episode Links** Learn more about SAFR: https://safr.com/ Register for the next FindBiometrics virtual event: https://findbiometrics.com/biometrics-and-mobile-id-on-the-innovation-highway-sponsors-and-sessions-announced/?campaign=pod FindBiometircs and Mobile ID World are reporting live from ISC West 2023 in Las Vegas. In this mini-episode of ID Talk, our own Doug OGorden speaks with Paul DiPeso, President of SAFR. DiPeso starts by talking about the increased demand for AI based facial recognition in security and the various factors responsible for it. He goes on to showcase SAFR's portfolio of access solutions, speaking to the importance of partnerships in this industry. He concludes with speculation on when biometrics will become mainstream in the physical access control space, paying special attention to the crucial nature of cost savings on that roadmap.

In this episode, I am joined by Reza Rassool, a leader at RealNetworks, a company known for its contribution to the internet streaming industry. Reza has helped guide Real Networks' technology investments in AI, and as a result the company has pivoted to become a leader in the field. Reza's SAFR® computer-vision program focuses on touchless access control and authentication products. His pioneering developments range from non-linear editing machines to facial recognition.  Reza shares his thoughts on the exciting capabilities of large language models and their potential for efficient and conversational knowledge mining. We also dive into the disruptive nature of innovation and how it can be both a cost and a driver for businesses. With insights on using AI as a tool to advance your career and embrace innovation, Reza offers valuable advice for anyone looking to stay ahead of the curve. Take advantage of this fascinating discussion about the future of technology and the role of AI in shaping it.  

Čeprav se morda zdi neverjetno je do te epizode dejansko prišlo! Res dolgo časa je že minilo od zadnje epizode rubrike Blokada. Na najbolj normalen način se za to opravičiva in v duetu potočiva solzo ob govoru o letošnji sezoni.Skupaj sva podebatirala letošnjo sezono, ki sva jo že sedaj ocenila kot izredno razočaranje.Poklon velikanu zelenega kluba Dušanu HauptmanuBaje se bomo okrepiliHelios Suns, ABA2Tematike so zanimive, vas pa opozarjava, da v kolikor ne želite poslušati depresije enostavno preskočite to epizodo, noben vam ne bo zameril.*Minister za mentalno zdravje navijačev Olimpije opozarja: Prekomerno gledanje tekem Olimpije škoduje zdravju.

Para aquellos hogares que no completaron el formulario digital obligatorio para continuar recibiendo el subsidio en la tarifa de energía eléctrica, el Gobierno nacional a través de ANSES anunció que la posibilidad de hacer este trámite se extenderá hasta el próximo domingo 31 de julio. Es importante remarcar que la inscripción puede realizarse de forma online o de manera presencial en una oficina de ANSES con turno previo. Entrevista al CPN. Adolfo Safrán, Ministro de Hacienda, Obras y Servicios Públicos de Misiones. #segmentación #energía

All security is personal. It's important for each individual to understand the risk of predators so we can protect ourselves, our data, and our finances. Today's guest is Robert Siciliano. Robert is a security expert and private investigator, number 1 Amazon best-selling author of five books, and an architect of the CSI Protection Certification, a cyber-social identity and personal protection security awareness training program. He is a frequent speaker and media commentator and the CEO of Safr.me. Robert has been featured on CNN, Fox News, and in The Wall Street Journal. Show Notes: [1:02] - Robert shares his background and career, beginning with self-defense training in the 90's. [2:40] - At the start, Robert operated his business through a catalog and through live training. Once he offered credit card payments, he was hacked. [3:58] - There will always be a criminal element out there looking for a target. [5:01] - All security is personal, including both physical and virtual. [5:55] - Chris shares an experience of owning an online bookstore. [7:32] - Regardless of the value, there are people who are motivated to steal anything. [9:27] - Some people have the mentality that they don't have anything valuable to steal. Humans are born with the innate ability to trust. [11:31] - It is also human nature to lie. [12:52] - It is getting easier and easier for people to make fake social media profiles that are very believable. [14:52] - Every time someone reaches out to you, be suspicious. It's not paranoia. [16:55] - There are signs in communicating with others that may indicate that they are trying to do you harm. [18:20] - Most people are not doing even the basics of security. [19:30] - Some people believe that taking precaution is living in fear. [21:47] - Robert describes denial and why people live that way. [24:17] - Robert's career is built on selling the concept of security. [25:32] - There is no such thing as a safe neighborhood. [26:52] - Once we get the basics down, we can make advances in security. [28:35] - Most cyber security awareness training only includes content about phishing. This is to meet compliance but doesn't solve many problems. [30:18] - Security awareness makes it important to individuals. [32:12] - For many organizations and security companies, they treat security as business. [34:40] - Teaching security through fear is not effective. [36:00] - It is important to have uncomfortable conversations regarding security with your family from time to time. [37:16] - Robert explains the future impact of the Equifax data breach if security strategies have not changed for an individual. [40:25] - Robert has frozen his credit since 2008. [42:53] - The “Grandma Test” is asking yourself if something is manageable by everyone. [45:36] - Robert uses the example of wearing a seatbelt as decades long to make it the norm. [47:12] - CSI Protection is a 6 hour course that Robert offers that includes interaction with experts. [49:03] - These courses are geared towards those in the service industry. Thanks for joining us on Easy Prey. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and leave a nice review.  Links and Resources: Podcast Web Page Facebook Page whatismyipaddress.com Easy Prey on Instagram Easy Prey on Twitter Easy Prey on LinkedIn Easy Prey on YouTube Easy Prey on Pinterest Safr.me Protect Now LLC Website

#10 Kaaya Tech: Founded by husband-wife duo Harshavardhan Kikkeri and Shwetha Harsha in 2016 from Mysuru, Kaaya Tech is working on wireless motion tracking and capturing suit called HoloSuit that makes virtual reality experiences more immersive and productive. Their suits come with haptic feedback and dozens of sensors. #9 Kidvento: Mysuru-based edtech startup Kidvento was founded by Nikhil Bhaskar and Sumanth Prabhu in 2017. They partner with schools to offer what is essentially a curriculum in a box – things like textbooks, workbooks, tests, teacher manuals and lesson planners. Apart from that they also provide their partner schools with a robust online platform, where teachers can host live classes and post videos, collect assignments, interact with parents and students. #8 MicroDegree: Founded by Gaurav Kamath, Manikanta Nair and Rakesh Kothari in 2019, Mangaluru-based MicroDegree is an edtech startup that is teaching kids how to code through online courses but in their native language – Kannada. #7 UDMA Technologies: Udupi-based fintech startup UDMA Technologies began its journey in 2016 with a digital wallet called the Use Anytime Anywhere wallet. UDMA Technologies' UAA Wallet compresses authentication data into a single encrypted SMS message, thereby circumnavigating the internet entirely. #6 Nirnal: Founded by Niranjan Karagi in 2016, Belgavi-based Nirnal is a water filtration startup that offers products like portable bottle filter that can fit into a standard water bottle at just Rs 30 – providing access to affordable clean drinking water. So far, they have sold over 2 lakh units in more than 15 countries. #5 SenseGiz: Founded by Abhishek Latthe and Apurva Shetty in 2013, SenseGiz is a Belagavi-based IoT startup that is known for its wearable armbands called SAFR. It is a sleep and fitness tracker and can also be used as a safety device which notifies family members in the event of an emergency or accident. #4 AI-Bharata: Founded by Vinayaka and Vivek Jyothi and Sahana Mallappanahally Shivaswamy in 2019, Sanduru-based AI-Bharata is an AI startup that has built a system called MYAIRA, which uses AI and ML to detect and differentiate between 15 different lung and chest disorders including pneumonia and COVID-19. #3 Freshboxx: Founded by Archana Saxena, Pavan Patil, Praveen Narappanavar and Rohankumar Kulkarni in 2015, Hubballi-based Freshboxx delivers fresh fruits & vegetables directly from farms to their customers. They have also onboarded 150 retail partners including Big Bazaar, More, Nilgiris, and Reliance. #2 Skykrafts Aerospace: Founded in 2015 by Srinivasulu Reddy G, Hubballi-based Skykrafts Aerospace is a drone startup that has created drones for a number of different use cases. They've built an agriculture spraying drone, an award-winning cardboard drone intended for DIY tinkering, a more generic drone for enterprise and government use-cases, and an open-source blockchain-based UAV Traffic Management system called SKYWARE. #1 PublicNext: Founded by Manjunath Rao and Vishal Sheth in 2017, Hubballi-based PublicNext is a hyper-local social media news app that empowers its users to take on the role of news creators by reporting on the things that are happening in their neighbourhood or district, posting job opportunities, and sharing their opinions on social issues, in Kannada. Sankalp Semiconductor: Founded by Vivek Pawar in 2005, Hubballi-based Sankalp Semiconductor is currently one of the largest independent analog and mixed-signal semiconductor design service companies in India. They were acquired by HCL in 2019.

Jon talks with Syed Gilani, CEO and President of Safr, about having the courage to start a business amidst a bigger market competition and how to build a business centered around women's empowerment. Syed Gilani is the CEO and President of Safr, a rideshare startup focused on women’s empowerment through safe transportation. A seasoned business leader with 25 years of experience in North American, Asian, Middle Eastern and European markets, Syed leads Safr’s global growth, investment and overall company vision to build a better, safer and more empowering future for women around the world. Complementary to his leadership role at Safr, Syed founded and led Z-Square Technology, the platform driving the future of ridesharing by innovating and merging government transportation infrastructure with public and business economies for improved public safety and driver experience. Z-Square Technology concentrates on smart transportation system, secure credentialing and border management verticals. As a new company in a highly competitive market, ZST has gained significant momentum by implementing its solutions in the U.S., Caribbean and globally. Prior to Safr, Syed was Founder and President at Career.VI, a subsidiary of BIZVI, Virgin Islands' leading technology, research, marketing, and training company and the Islands’ only 21st century market-based job system. Syed also served as the President & CEO at TABS Group International (TGI) and BIZVI Group, an international technology, research, marketing and training company serving the government and non-profit organizations and businesses in three countries. Prior to that, he was a Managing Director at Gilanis International Private Limited for over nine years, where he turned its international trade division into one of the fastest-growing organizations in the region by effectively identifying and connecting trade routes between South and Central Asia. He also managed a wide range of construction projects including a $100 million city development project. Syed believes in making a positive impact in the world, and with Safr, he aims to improve economic dynamics and gender equality for all. Safr is currently operating in the U.S. and Pakistan and is in the process of expanding in different cities. Safr is a rideshare company focused on empowering women around the world. The startup aims to create an even playing field for all genders by providing a safe and efficient environment for both women riders and drivers. A large number of women riders and drivers are sexually harassed or assaulted in the rideshare market across the world. According to U.N. Women, almost 90% of women in Lahore are sexually harassed in public transportation and according to CNN, almost 1,600 sexual assault and harassment cases are reported every week to the largest rideshare companies. The majority of women drivers - currently representing less than 20% of rideshare drivers—do not drive after sunset for safety reasons. Safr wants to provide a safe working environment for women drivers and increase their capacity to earn anytime. Similarly, Safr aims to ensure a safer, better and more empowering riding experience to women riders. Syed holds a Masters in International Relations from Harvard University; an MBA in Marketing from University of the Virgin Islands; and a Master of Science degree from Lahore School of Economics. Syed writes for Forbes and other publications and has spoken at conferences around the world.   Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon’s Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big!   Connect with Syed Gilani: Website: http://www.gosafr.com/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/gosafr  Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/gosafr  LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/gosafr  Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gosafr 

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Syed Gilani, the CEO of Safr and Kelly Revis, the Director of New Markets also of Safr joins Enterprise Radio. Safr is trying to solve the gender problem by offering both female drivers and riders a safer and more rewarding riding experience.  The post Fixing the Gender Equity Problem in Rideshare appeared first on Enterprise Podcast Network - EPN.

If you have ever traveled or live in a city you most likely have used a rideshare app like Uber or Lyft. They are convenient, affordable, and easy to use. Most of the time it's a great experience that is beneficial to both the rider and the driver. However, one question comes over time and time again. How safe are rideshare apps and what are companies like Uber and Lyft doing to create a safe space for everyone that uses these tools?Syed Gilani and the team at Safr felt like they could answer this question and build a better App for women and others who don't feel safe using the existing tools. In today's conversation, we chat with Syed about how their approach to rideshare is creating the safest, most secure riding experience in the industry. He answers the question 'Why truly reliable and safe transportation for women is so hard to find?' He also shares the complexity the COVID-19 pandemic has brought to the rideshare space.Later in the conversation, we discuss the world of startups, app development, startup funding, entrepreneurship, and more.Linkshttps://www.gosafr.comToday's episode is sponsored by Flocksy. Flocksy is your source for graphic design, web development, and video editing all in a monthly subscription. Visit http://flocksy.com/jumblethink/ to get 10% off your first month.

Pandemi yang terjadi saat ini begitu banyak membawa perubahan dalam berbagai aspek kehidupan, termasuk dalam urusan pemanfaatan teknologi. Sebagai akibat dari pandemi, pemanfaatan teknologi kian gencar dilakukan. Memakai masker ialah salah satu keharusan dalam era new normal. Oleh karena itu, Realnetworks menghadirkan solusi Secure Accurate Facial Recognition (SAFR 2.0) SAFR 2.0 adalah teknologi pengenalan wajah (facial recognition) menggunakan artificial intelligence (AI) yang mampu mengetahui wajah orang yang menggunakan masker. Bisnis, apa saja inovasi dari AI untuk kehidupan manusia yang lebih baik ? serta produk teknologi AI seperti apa yang dapat mendukung kegiatan manusia di Era New Normal ?

Syed Gilani is the CEO and President of Safr, a rideshare startup focused on women's empowerment through safe transportation. A seasoned business leader with 25 years of experience in North American, Asian, Middle Eastern and European markets, Syed leads Safr's global growth, investment and overall company vision to build a better, safer and more empowering future for women around the world. Syed holds a Masters in International Relations from Harvard University; an MBA in Marketing from University of the Virgin Islands; and a Master of Science degree from Lahore School of Economics. Syed writes for Forbes and other publications and has spoken at conferences around the world. “take a chance… If you have a business idea or any kind of a service idea or a product idea take your firstly of faith. Do not sit on it for the rest of your life and think next year, oh shear, I can do it next year. There is just never going to be that next year. I would strongly urge all of your listeners that if they have a great business idea they should vet it and they should get it out. If they fail to not feel dismayed”…[Listen for More] Click Here for Show Notes To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7Fg

In this episode, we’re fusing purpose, economics, strategy and gender equality in the company of Syed Gilani, the CEO and president of Safr, a new ride-sharing service designed to provide safe transportation and job opportunities for women everywhere. Syed discusses his vision, the importance of equality, and how we should all be endeavouring to turn neighbourhoods into sisterhoods. KEY TAKEAWAYS Women are marginalised in society, in terms of wage disparity, opportunities, and wealth distribution. This a global situation, and must be addressed on a worldwide scale. Women are not made to feel safe, especially during the later hours of the day. By providing a safe form of reliable transportation, women may feel more empowered to travel and to work longer. By building a brand that is trusted and respected, new features, such as community-based deliveries and errands, can be added, with a sense of trust already pre-installed. Equality is not just about economic parity, but social parity. By providing the same opportunities and income, we provide women with the empowerment to seek social equality if they choose. BEST MOMENTS ’This is something we should address, and don’t kick the can down the lane’ ‘You can create a sense of community - a sense of sisterhood’ ‘It’s about how we can contribute to your life to make it easier, safer and healthier’ ‘If a woman is economically empowered, she will make sure that she is socially empowered, as well’ VALUABLE RESOURCES   The Business Mastermind Podcast  Safr - https://www.gosafr.com Syed Gilani Twitter - https://twitter.com/syedzgilani?lang=en Syed Gilani LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/syedxgilani/ ABOUT THE HOST   Gavin Preston   Gavin is an inspirational Speaker, Business Strategist, Business Growth Mentor, Trainer and high-performance Coach.  He works with Business Owners and Entrepreneurs and has a strong track record in creating creative strategies to accelerate the growth of their business. He has helped hundreds of SME business owners and leaders improve their performance and that of their business and a comparable number of executives and employees in blue-chip corporates over the last 20 years.   Gavin’s energetic, insightful and yet down to earth and practical talks, workshops and coaching is in demand with high growth business between £250,000 and £30 million revenue and with multi-national organisations at all levels from Board to frontline Managers. He is an expert in Business Growth Strategies, Peak Performance Mindset, Persuasion & Engagement, Marketing, Productivity, Leadership Development, Team Development & Motivation, Leading Change, Stakeholder Management, Personal Effectiveness and Behavioural Change.   CONTACT METHOD   Gavin Preston Website Gavin Preston LinkedIn Gavin Preston YouTube Gavin Preston Facebook Gavin Preston Twitter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Syed Gilani joins the New Theory Podcast to discuss SAFR, his ride share app that focuses on the safety of women drivers and passengers.  Learn more at https://www.gosafr.com/ #RIPGeorgeFloyd

In this episode I talk with Syed Gilani. Syed is the CEO and President of Safr, a ridesharing alternative focused on empowering women. He is a seasoned business leader with extensive experience in North American, Asian, Middle Eastern and European markets. Syed believes in making a positive impact in the world and with Safr, he aims to improve the economic dynamics and gender equity in the world. He invites everyone to join him in empowering women and creating an equal playing field for all genders. For more information about Safr, visit their web site at www.gosafr.com! If you enjoy the podcast, please tell a friend! You can also leave a review at Rate This Podcast! LyftingWithLarry.com Follow on Instagram Follow on Twitter Follow on Facebook GetUpside  - Use this app to save money on gas. It's basically free money. Use this link or enter my promo code XBP92 to get an extra 15¢/gal cash back on gas on your first fill-up. 

In this epsode of Your Wealth Health we present one of the nation's most prominent experts on cybercrime and identity theft — special guest Robert Siciliano. A #1 Best Selling Amazon.com author and CEO of Safr.Me, Siciliano is fiercely committed to informing, educating and empowering people so they can protect themselves and their loved ones from violence and crime in their everyday lives, both in their physical and virtual interactions. Here are a few questions we’ll cover:   With so many people working from home and using their computers to communicate how exposed are they to cybercrime?What about scams that take advantage of people during these difficult times?  What are some red flags people should be aware of? What personal computer systems are most susceptible to hacking and what are the best programs to guard against it?Visit YourWealthHealth.com to get a FREE copy of Siciliano's latest book 'Identity Theft Privacy: Security Protection and Fraud Prevention', courtesy of Hilltop Wealth Solutions. Saturdays at 9:30amFOX Michiana // YourWealthHealth.com

Hey guys! Thanks for listening. Peter and I interviewed Syed Gilani CEO and President of Safr, a rideshare startup focused on women’s empowerment through safe transportation. A seasoned business leader with 25 years of experience building successful companies, Syed leads Safr’s global growth, investment, and overall vision to build a better, safer, and more empowering future for women around the world.  Go to https://www.gosafr.com/ for more information!   Our Sponsors: Studio Sponsor: Ervines Auto and Grand Rapids Hybrid Call them at 616-532-6600 or ervines.com  Sponsor:  MIAFS Jackie is an insurance broker that will save you money on your auto and home insurance. Click on the link to email her now at jackie@miafs.com or call 269-569-6127 WE NEED YOUR REVIEWS! Download the audio podcast GR Rideshare Telegram Group Download Telegram 1st, then click on the link to join. Love the show? You now have the opportunity to support the show with some great rewards by becoming a patron. Tier #2 we offer free merch, The Gig Economy Podcast, and NSFW pre-show Thanks so much for listening. We appreciate each and every one of you! Please email us with any questions at team@grrideshareadventures.com Grideshareadventures.com Follow us on Facebook Subscribe on Youtube Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Instagram Get GR Rideshare Gear! Merch store The camera we recommend: Vanture N2 Pro Want to up your income while you drive? Octopus is a mobile entertainment tablet for your riders. Earn 100.00 per month for having the tablet in your car! No cost for the driver! Octopus Tablet Entertainment Drive for Uber! Drive for Lyft! Another amazing podcast is Lyfting with Larry. Larry interviews some of his unique passengers that he has given rides to. Another podcast that Ben and Jason do is called Threads Podcast Life Unfiltered. Check it out!

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Welcome to the third part of our State of Enterprise Biometrics event, presented in association with our premier security partner ISC West. ISC West has been postponed due to concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic, but the converged security conversation is more critical than ever. That's why we are bringing the enterprise biometrics conversation online, with longform expert interviews, an extended podcast panel, and this latest event: the state of the industry survey. Readers of FindBiometrics and Mobile ID World know that our live conference coverage is punctuated by show floor interviews. And in lieu of a show floor, we reached out to identity tech companies remotely to ask them about the biggest identity and authentication issues in the modern enterprise. In part three of this virtual show floor event, you will hear answers from Boon Edam, Touchless Biometric Systems, and SAFR from RealNetworks.

Security expert Robert Siciliano joins the show to discuss deepfake technologies and the dangers they pose. Deepfake technologies allow anyone to make convincing fake video characterizations using software and a powerful computer. Robert is the CEO of Safr.Me.com, and the architect of the CSI Protection certification; a Cyber Social and Identity Protection security awareness training […]

Security expert Robert Siciliano joins the show to discuss a variety of topics including identity theft, data security and privacy protection. Robert is the CEO of Safr.Me, and the architect of the CSI Protection certification; a Cyber Social and Identity Protection security awareness training program. Robert is fiercely committed to informing, educating and empowering people […]

Los oyentes preguntan sus dudas a David Galán, director de renta variable de Bolsa General. Los valores protagonistas del consultorio de hoy son BBVA, Bankinter, Endesa, Safrán, AT&T, entre otros.

Why cyber security is so important and why it's critical to protect your clients and your own data.  SECURITY PROTECTION AND FRAUD PREVENTION Update software  Update hardware   Password management  Social media security  Personal security  ROBERT SICILIANO CSP #1 Best Selling Amazon.com author, CEO of Safr.Me, and the architect of the CSI Protection certification; a Cyber Social and Identity Protection security awareness training program. Robert is a security expert and private investigator fiercely committed to informing, educating and empowering people so they can protect themselves and their loved ones from violence and crime in their everyday lives, both in their physical and virtual interactions. Safr.me   Subscribe in Apple Podcasts / iTunes   Please check out our sponsors – 2 weeks only $49.00 www.vulcan7.com/pathtomastery/   Check out all David’s Coming Events on www.davidsevent.com   YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/hillteam17   Free Audible Book www.davidsfreebook.com   Facebook – Please follow and join my Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/ptmastery/   LinkedIN https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidihill

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== Pedí tus remeras y merchandising de sysarmy == remeras[at]sysarmy.com.ar == Búsquedas laborales == Accenture - Java y .NET Developer en CABA, La Plata y Rosario Santander - DevOps Engineer == En este episodio == Globos de Google para darle internet a Perú, duran menos en el aire de lo que pensábamos. Vulnerabilidades por todos lados, leaks de información, bases de datos con información personal, millonarios queman las naves y cambian las acciones por dólares antes de que se les caiga el negocio, se viene lo que todos pedían: la SUBE en el celular. Además le seguimos pegando a las empresas con IPOs falopa, charlamos sobre el allanamiento a las oficinas de Nginx, y finalmente más municipios de Argentina se embarcan en sus propias criptomonedas. == Mencionados en este episodio == Google balloons in rural Peru: https://www.technologyreview.com/f/614744/google-is-going-to-deploy-loon-balloons-in-rural-peru/ 1.2 Billion Records Found Exposed Online: https://www.wired.com/story/billion-records-exposed-online/ Critical Flaws in VNC Threaten Industrial Environments: https://threatpost.com/critical-flaws-vnc-industrial/150568/ Google’s Union Busting: https://medium.com/@GoogleWalkout/googles-next-moonshot-union-busting-7bd2784dc690 Required for Certain HPE SAS Solid State Drive Models to Prevent Drive Failure at 32,768 Hours of Operation: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00092491en_us Help stop the sale of Public Interest Registry to a Private Equity Firm: https://savedotorg.org/ Telefónica puso a la venta filiales en América Latina: https://www.infobae.com/america/mundo/2019/11/27/telefonica-puso-a-la-venta-todas-sus-sucursales-en-america-latina-a-excepcion-de-brasil/ https://www.infobae.com/economia/finanzas-y-negocios/2019/11/27/la-reestructuracion-de-telefonica-como-impacto-en-la-argentina-la-noticia-de-una-posible-venta/ 10 Most Interesting Announcements From Kubecon + CloudNativeCon 2019: https://www.forbes.com/sites/janakirammsv/2019/11/24/10-most-interesting-announcements-from-kubecon--cloudnativecon-2019/amp/ Incidente grave en ????????: Un ransomware afecto al sistemas de expedientes de San Luis ????: https://twitter.com/Marce_I_P/status/1201142434064994305?s=19 https://www.clarin.com/tecnologia/san-luis-declaro-emergencia-administrativa-victima-temible-ciberataque_0_OKAJAl_J.amp.html?__twitter_impression=true A Pennsylvania County’s Election Day Nightmare Underscores Voting Machine Concerns: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/30/us/politics/pennsylvania-voting-machines.html COMUNICADO OFICIAL DE WIKIMEDIA ARGENTINA: https://www.wikimedia.org.ar/2019/12/02/comunicado-oficial-de-wikimedia-argentina/ Google CEO Sundar Pichai is taking over as CEO of Alphabet, too: https://twitter.com/TechCrunch/status/1201981286551822336?s=19 El "Pirate Bay" de la ciencia no desaparecerá tan fácil: https://www.xataka.com/otros/pirate-bay-ciencia-no-desaparecera-facil-10tb-900-000-libros-estan-archivados-apoyo-varios-servidores-privados Atlassian scrambles to fix zero-day security hole accidentally disclosed on Twitter: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/12/05/atlassian_zero_day_bug/ Confluence connects to its companion app through the browser using the rather unwieldy domain: https://atlassian-domain-for-localhost-connections-only.com. Anuncian la SUBE digital, la nueva forma de pagar el transporte desde el celular: http://bit.ly/2Ymkmre?fromRef=whatsapp https://twitter.com/Guillodietrich/status/1204088037447229440?s=19 Free WiFi at a Moscow airport, you just need to upload a selfie and... a photo of your passport : https://twitter.com/axi0mX/status/1203450174929944577?s=19 From humble Unix sysadmin to brutal separatist suppressor to president of Sri Lanka: https://twitter.com/webdriver/status/1197359378136846336?s=19 Unexpected Page Fault in Virtualized Environment Advisory: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/security-center/advisory/intel-sa-00317.html Modern processors are being pushed to perform faster than ever before - and with this comes increases in heat and power consumption: https://plundervolt.com/ Dos nuevas supercomputadoras argentinas ayudarán a predecir el sistema caótico del tiempo: https://www.lanacion.com.ar/tecnologia/dos-nuevas-supercomputadoras-argentinas-ayudaran-predecir-sistema-nid2315116?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter Russian Police Raided NGINX Moscow Office, Detained Co-Founders: https://thehackernews.com/2019/12/nginx-copyright-rumbler.html?m=1#click=https://t.co/9RuqFJGnxp https://www.zdnet.com/article/rambler-will-drop-nginx-criminal-case/ The Money Men Who Enabled Adam Neumann and the WeWork Debacle: https://twitter.com/ranimolla/status/1206197459673858050?s=19 https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2019/11/inside-the-fall-of-wework Travis Kalanick Is Exiting His Uber Holdings Uber Quickly: https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/articles/2019-12-16/travis-kalanick-is-getting-out-of-his-uber-holdings-uber-quickly?__twitter_impression=true Safrán: "Misiones analiza la creación de una criptomoneda local": https://www.ambito.com/ambito-nacional/misiones/safran-misiones-analiza-la-creacion-una-criptomoneda-local-n5071421 == Eventos y meetups == Muestra del Museo de Informática == Organizaciones amigas == Museo de Informática: http://museodeinformatica.org.ar/ Museo de Informática en Facebook: https://goo.gl/TaASu3 == Encontranos en == Web: http://sysar.my Twitter: @sysarmy Facebook: https://goo.gl/tGcpcw IRC en Freenode: #sysarmy Ivoox: https://goo.gl/GtISQ9 Pocketcast: http://pca.st/D3H0 Playerfm: http://bit.ly/polemicaenvarplayerfm iTunes: https://goo.gl/Nrt22g Spotify: http://bit.ly/polemicaenvar == Conducen este episodio == Ariel Jolo: @ajolo Jorge Abreu: @ar_jorge1987 Regina Loustau: @Rhapsody_Girl Eduardo Casarero: @jedux == Colega invitada == Victoria : @vkmc - Juan Manuel: @godlike64

Alberto Iturralde analiza valores como Safrán o Telefónica.

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Talking about digital security and how to watch out for yourself in our digital landscape with Robert Siciliano of Safr.me. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tron-jordheim/support

And, as the picture shows, more from Long Haul Paul Marhoefer from the stage at the Key Palace Theater in Redkey, Ind., this past Feb. 2. Otherwise, this edition of Overdrive Radio takes aim at combating increasingly proliferating online scams. High degrees of situational awareness are your best tools, says Safr.me consultant and author Robert Siciliano, who speaks here. Some such cases have seen the light of day at OverdriveOnline.com, including the recent dramatic and expensive tale of a Georgia trucker catfished by a fake online romantic relationship and tricked into wiring more than $25 grand to the other party. Fall for such a scam once, too, and you're now on a "sucker list" maintained by what's increasingly resembling something of an online-scam industrial complex. "They will work you to the end of your days," says Siciliano, who has a particular expertise in the online scam arena. He's the CEO of the non-profit personal security education site, and also a private investigator. He regularly consults with Fortune 500 companies about privacy and security and you might recognize his voice from interviews in major media outlets tapping his expertise in just how people can protect themselves in their online interactions. Overdrive Senior Editor James Jaillet and Contributing Editor Carolyn Mason talked with Siciliano about increasing your own awareness of how these scams play out to most effectively prevent them.

In Episode 7 of the Art of Waging Small Business Warfare podcast, we bring you up to speed with Guerrillapreneur news, news about the sharing, gig and circular loop economies. First, According to Forbes Magazine, sharing economy companies are improving the economic fortunes of women around the world. Female Airbnb hosts in Kenya are earning enough to cover one-third of their household costs. Female hosts in India are earning enough to cover over 30% of their household costs. Despite the change in fortunes, women still lag men in launching sharing economy startups. Debbie Wosskow, founder and CEO of Love Home Swap, has launched a Allbright, a unique UK funding platform designed to provide the support and finance needed by female-led businesses to launch and scale. Second, Safr Ride Sharing Service has changed their market approach. Initially, Safr launched as a woman-only ride sharing service -- with women drivers serving only women riders. Safr has modified its approach to all men to both ride and drive for the company. However, Safr does give users the option in its App to select whether they prefer women drivers and/or riders. Third, Snagajob and Husl have both completed market test and are preparing to roll-out their on-demand service for hourly workers that is focused on the restaurant sector. Fourth, Cat-in-a-Flat, the Airbnb of the Cat Sitting space, has begun a full scale roll-out after their soft launch in London, Dublin and Amsterdamn. You will soon be able to use their app to locate a trust cat sitter for your fluffy friend. Fifth, three Chinese Shared-Battery Sharing and/or Smart Device Charging companies announced investments on the same day. According to Six Tone magazine, Xiaodian received a $350 million-Yuan ($50.7 million US) in investments while Hidian and Feichangdian received $100 million Yuan ($14.5 million US) and $3 million Yuan ($435,000 US) respectively. Finally, Up & Go, and Home Cleaning Startup started by cleaning cooperatives Brightly Cleaning, Cooperative Cleaning of New York, and Ecomundo, is fighting the tech giants entering their space. Unlike taxi cab companies, these cooperatives have decided to fight back and use technology to give them the sharing economy benefits and reach more customers. In Episode 6, I presented the Growth Capacity Framework to help business mavericks and entrepreneurs create management capacity. The framework uses two dimensions (Do the tasks differentiate your business and Are the tasks Critical to the Daily Delivery of the Product or Service) to help founders to sort business tasks into four quadrants: CORE COMPETENCY Tasks, Tasks that represent NEW COMPETENCIES, Tasks that should be OUTSOURCED and tasks that founders should seek to REDUCE THE COST. In Episode 7, we use our Mastermind Interview with sales guru, Scott Sullivan of Sullivan & Associates (also known as Synergenic Sales Group), to reflect on the Growth Capacity Framework and to show founders how they can OUTSOURCE Sales and Marketing and unleash explosive growth. Please share your feedback and ways that we can improve the podcast. You can subscribe to the Guerrillapreneur podcast via iTunes, GooglePlay, RSS, Podomatic.com, SoundCloud or listen to a streaming version at ceyero.com. Host: Mark Peterson Host Social Media: @Guerillapreneur @ceyeroconsltg (Twitter, Instagram, FaceBook and Periscope) Guest: Scott Sullivan, Synergenic Sales Group (Sullivan & Associates), Fairfield, CA. Guest Social Media: Twitter - @saleswithsully and @addingrevenue, Facebook - Facebook/saleswithsully, Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottsullivan7076315668/ Website - www.ScotSullivan.biz, Tel: (707) 631-5668. Sponsors: Ceyero Consulting

In Episode 7 of the Art of Waging Small Business Warfare podcast, we bring you up to speed with Guerrillapreneur news, news about the sharing, gig and circular loop economies. First, According to Forbes Magazine, sharing economy companies are improving the economic fortunes of women around the world. Female Airbnb hosts in Kenya are earning enough to cover one-third of their household costs. Female hosts in India are earning enough to cover over 30% of their household costs. Despite the change in fortunes, women still lag men in launching sharing economy startups. Debbie Wosskow, founder and CEO of Love Home Swap, has launched a Allbright, a unique UK funding platform designed to provide the support and finance needed by female-led businesses to launch and scale. Second, Safr Ride Sharing Service has changed their market approach. Initially, Safr launched as a woman-only ride sharing service -- with women drivers serving only women riders. Safr has modified its approach to all men to both ride and drive for the company. However, Safr does give users the option in its App to select whether they prefer women drivers and/or riders. Third, Snagajob and Husl have both completed market test and are preparing to roll-out their on-demand service for hourly workers that is focused on the restaurant sector. Fourth, Cat-in-a-Flat, the Airbnb of the Cat Sitting space, has begun a full scale roll-out after their soft launch in London, Dublin and Amsterdamn. You will soon be able to use their app to locate a trust cat sitter for your fluffy friend. Fifth, three Chinese Shared-Battery Sharing and/or Smart Device Charging companies announced investments on the same day. According to Six Tone magazine, Xiaodian received a $350 million-Yuan ($50.7 million US) in investments while Hidian and Feichangdian received $100 million Yuan ($14.5 million US) and $3 million Yuan ($435,000 US) respectively. Finally, Up & Go, and Home Cleaning Startup started by cleaning cooperatives Brightly Cleaning, Cooperative Cleaning of New York, and Ecomundo, is fighting the tech giants entering their space. Unlike taxi cab companies, these cooperatives have decided to fight back and use technology to give them the sharing economy benefits and reach more customers. In Episode 6, I presented the Growth Capacity Framework to help business mavericks and entrepreneurs create management capacity. The framework uses two dimensions (Do the tasks differentiate your business and Are the tasks Critical to the Daily Delivery of the Product or Service) to help founders to sort business tasks into four quadrants: CORE COMPETENCY Tasks, Tasks that represent NEW COMPETENCIES, Tasks that should be OUTSOURCED and tasks that founders should seek to REDUCE THE COST. In Episode 7, we use our Mastermind Interview with sales guru, Scott Sullivan of Sullivan & Associates (also known as Synergenic Sales Group), to reflect on the Growth Capacity Framework and to show founders how they can OUTSOURCE Sales and Marketing and unleash explosive growth. Please share your feedback and ways that we can improve the podcast. You can subscribe to the Guerrillapreneur podcast via iTunes, GooglePlay, RSS, Podomatic.com, SoundCloud or listen to a streaming version at ceyero.com. Host: Mark Peterson Host Social Media: @Guerillapreneur @ceyeroconsltg (Twitter, Instagram, FaceBook and Periscope) Guest: Scott Sullivan, Synergenic Sales Group (Sullivan & Associates), Fairfield, CA. Guest Social Media: Twitter - @saleswithsully and @addingrevenue, Facebook - Facebook/saleswithsully, Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottsullivan7076315668/ Website - www.ScotSullivan.biz, Tel: (707) 631-5668. Sponsors: Ceyero Consulting

In Episode 5 of the Art of Waging Small Business Warfare podcast, we bring you up to speed with Guerrillapreneur news, news about the sharing, gig and circular loop economies:Women-only ride sharing service, Safr, launched in Boston. The startup is exclusive for women, women riders and women drivers. Safr will offer women drivers equity in the company based on the number of hours worked and the number of referrals. Safr's platform is designed to provide "door-to-door" security for both the rider and the driver.Cow sharing service "Crowd Cow" launched with the goal of giving individuals the option to crowd source a cow in order to get quality, grass feed beef delivered to your door. Urban Spoon Co-founder, Ethan Lowry, is a co-founder of Crowd Cow.EquipmentShare, the Airbnb of construction, completed a Series B round of funding generating $26M. The super rich have joined the sharing economy. New startups like InvitedHome and ThirdHome enable wealthily home owners to share this posh primary and vacation homes. Boatsetter and GetMyBoat have launched Uber-style yacht and boat sharing platforms. Finally, JetSuite and JetSmarter have made it easier to charter and share open seats on private jets. Being rich has never been so good.If you are planning to launch a business this year, you need to hear the interview with Megan Waddell, the Chief Tasting Officer at Two Good Cocoa, a Chattanooga-based online gourmet cocoa maker. Listed below are the business topics covered in the interview: (i) How to use your personal social media accounts to build your startup's social media brand; (ii) How supporting charities can help you build a cult following for your brand; (iii) How to use free online tools to analyze and mange your online marketing campaigns; and (iv) How to build a successful "win back" campaign for your online businesses.Please share your feedback and ways that we can make the podcast. You can subscribe to the Guerrillapreneur podcast via iTunes, GooglePlay, RSS, Podomatic.com, or stream the podcast at ceyero.com. You can also watch the video cast of applicable podcasts at ceyero.com. Host: Mark PetersonHost Social Media: @Guerillapreneur @ceyeroconsltg (Twitter) Guest: Megan Waddell, Chief Tasting Officer, Two Good CocoaGuest website: www.twogoodcocoa.comGuest Instagram, FaceBook, Twitter & Pinterest: @twogoodcocoaSponsors: Ceyero Consulting, ceyero.com

In Episode 5 of the Art of Waging Small Business Warfare podcast, we bring you up to speed with Guerrillapreneur news, news about the sharing, gig and circular loop economies:Women-only ride sharing service, Safr, launched in Boston. The startup is exclusive for women, women riders and women drivers. Safr will offer women drivers equity in the company based on the number of hours worked and the number of referrals. Safr's platform is designed to provide "door-to-door" security for both the rider and the driver.Cow sharing service "Crowd Cow" launched with the goal of giving individuals the option to crowd source a cow in order to get quality, grass feed beef delivered to your door. Urban Spoon Co-founder, Ethan Lowry, is a co-founder of Crowd Cow.EquipmentShare, the Airbnb of construction, completed a Series B round of funding generating $26M. The super rich have joined the sharing economy. New startups like InvitedHome and ThirdHome enable wealthily home owners to share this posh primary and vacation homes. Boatsetter and GetMyBoat have launched Uber-style yacht and boat sharing platforms. Finally, JetSuite and JetSmarter have made it easier to charter and share open seats on private jets. Being rich has never been so good.If you are planning to launch a business this year, you need to hear the interview with Megan Waddell, the Chief Tasting Officer at Two Good Cocoa, a Chattanooga-based online gourmet cocoa maker. Listed below are the business topics covered in the interview: (i) How to use your personal social media accounts to build your startup's social media brand; (ii) How supporting charities can help you build a cult following for your brand; (iii) How to use free online tools to analyze and mange your online marketing campaigns; and (iv) How to build a successful "win back" campaign for your online businesses.Please share your feedback and ways that we can make the podcast. You can subscribe to the Guerrillapreneur podcast via iTunes, GooglePlay, RSS, Podomatic.com, or stream the podcast at ceyero.com. You can also watch the video cast of applicable podcasts at ceyero.com. Host: Mark PetersonHost Social Media: @Guerillapreneur @ceyeroconsltg (Twitter) Guest: Megan Waddell, Chief Tasting Officer, Two Good CocoaGuest website: www.twogoodcocoa.comGuest Instagram, FaceBook, Twitter & Pinterest: @twogoodcocoaSponsors: Ceyero Consulting, ceyero.com