Podcasts about tictoctrack

Today, we continue the conversation with founder & CEO of iStaySafe and the TicTocTrack solution for kids. She is a woman on a mission to help parents feel more secure about their kids and promote safety for the most vulnerable in our communities.Karen Cantwell was like many new mothers preparing for their transition back into the workforce, while anxiously wondering how her first child would brave their first “big school” experience. This woman however, decided to follow the thread of her safety concerns and not stop until she developed the smallest wearable technology for kids in the world!It apparently did not matter whatsoever that she had zero knowledge about technology!Going on to develop her own bespoke software and app to link to the watches, people across the country can now locate their loved ones from their smartphones. Most recently, with the acquisition of another company, they have extended into personal safety solutions for aged care and most notably domestic violence.I am looking forward to diving into the life of this female entrepreneur who never lets her ideas sit on the table – not without turning them over, prodding, poking and discovering until she comes up with solutions that transform the community around her.The Goods on Karen:As a mum of two young boys, keeping them safe was a constant challenge and something that was always on Karen’s mind. While she wished she could be with them 24/7 she realised that as they grew and developed into young men they needed to make their own choices around safety. So, in 2012 Karen set out to find tools to help educate her boys and keep them safe by allowing them to stay connected with her in times of need. This quest led her to set up iStaySafe Pty Ltd and develop the TicTocTrack® solution. TicTocTrack® went on to become the worlds’ smallest safety watch for kids and was one of two watches globally that entered the market in 2014. Karen then went on to develop her own bespoke software platform and App’s to link the watches to, allowing parents across the country to locate their loved ones from their smart phone or computer. Fast forward a number of years and following the recent acquisition of Find-Me Technologies, Karen’s company offers personal safety solutions not only to the child safety market but, lone worker, aged care and domestic violence as well. With significant investments from ACAC Innovation and the Qld Government, iStaySafe has been able to build on its start-up roots and initial $150,000 investment from family and friends, into a formidable player in the mobile personal safety market. Prior to iStaySafe Karen held various positions in Sales and Marketing and following 4 years as General Manager of a multi-million dollar Advertising Agency, started her own agency Atlantis Consulting in 2005. She constantly seeks ways to innovate in any business she is engaged with which serves her well in her entrepreneurial journey. Karen hold’s a Masters in Business Administration from QUT with minors in International Business and Marketing.Contact Karen: Website: istaysafecorp.com.au TicTocTrack on FB: @tictoctrack LinkedIn: @00karencantwell Go to http://www.bit.ly/thenatandsarahshow to become part of this growing community of DREAMERS!

Karen Cantwell is a born innovator. In 2014 she launched TicTocTrack® - the first GPS smart watch globally for children, following up with a bespoke software-monitoring platform. That platform now hosts multiple GPS devices providing one platform for the safety of all the family. Karen hold’s a MBA from QUT.

NCSC’s 100k Password List; Pwned Passwords Stats; Reply All and the $2 Coke; More Breaches; TicTocTrack is Back; Dodgy SPACETALK Comms; Sponsored by Varonis https://www.troyhunt.com/weekly-update-136/

This week we look at Troy Hunt's pen testing results with the TicTocTrack watch and the privacy issues of tracking our kids. We examine the changes coming in the AMP project as well as implications of the UK's new porn age restriction law coming into effect in July. We review a story uncovered by Cisco's Talos security team about a group called SeaTurtle who carried out an espionage campaign via DNS hijacking. We take a new look at why the Nigerian prince scam is still netting over $700,000 per year, and how the City of Chicago lost more than $1 million in a phishing scam. We also take a look at the nascent influencer economy and some of the effects on both service companies and influencers themselves. For our interview this week, I have something a little different. I was recently in Idyllwild, California for a few days and made friends with an amazing couple who run a coffee roastery and tasting room. Chris and Katie Bayer are the owners of Black Mountain Coffee Roasting. If you love coffee and WordPress you're going to love this interview. Here are approximate timestamps in case you want to jump around: 0:45 TicTocTrack, the Hackable Kids’ Watch 14:24 Changes to AMP 21:14 UK Pornography restriction law 29:25 Sea Turtle group and DNS hijacking 38:19 Nigerian Prince scams and why they’re still around 50:42 City of Chicago and a phishing scam 58:13 The influencer economy 1:07:26 Interview with Chris and Katie Bayer Enjoy!! ~Mark Maunder

This week, the Apache Tomcat Patches Important Remote Code Execution Flaw, New variants of Mirai botnet detected, targeting more IoT devices, Hackers used credentials of a Microsoft Support worker to access users' webmail, TicTocTrack Smartwatch Flaws Can Be Abused to Track Kids, Ecuador suffered 40 Million Cyber attacks after the Julian Assange arrest, Security weakness in popular VPN clients, and Open Source Tool From FireEye Automates Analysis of Flash Files! In the expert commentary, Jason Wood talks about The Impact of Cyber Warfare! All that and more, on this episode of Hack Naked News! Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/HNNEpisode214

This week, the Apache Tomcat Patches Important Remote Code Execution Flaw, New variants of Mirai botnet detected, targeting more IoT devices, Hackers used credentials of a Microsoft Support worker to access users' webmail, TicTocTrack Smartwatch Flaws Can Be Abused to Track Kids, Ecuador suffered 40 Million Cyber attacks after the Julian Assange arrest, Security weakness in popular VPN clients, and Open Source Tool From FireEye Automates Analysis of Flash Files! In the expert commentary, Jason Wood talks about The Impact of Cyber Warfare! All that and more, on this episode of Hack Naked News! Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/HNNEpisode214

This week, the Apache Tomcat Patches Important Remote Code Execution Flaw, New variants of Mirai botnet detected, targeting more IoT devices, Hackers used credentials of a Microsoft Support worker to access users' webmail, TicTocTrack Smartwatch Flaws Can Be Abused to Track Kids, Ecuador suffered 40 Million Cyber attacks after the Julian Assange arrest, Security weakness in popular VPN clients, and Open Source Tool From FireEye Automates Analysis of Flash Files! In the expert commentary, Jason Wood talks about The Impact of Cyber Warfare! All that and more, on this episode of Hack Naked News! Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/HNNEpisode214

Google has officially unveiled the Pixel 3 smartphone, Dyson launches its latest beauty technology, Hisense releases its designer collection of affordable 4K TVs, we take a look at the Amazon Echo Show and LG WK7 smart speakers, the Australian-developed device that can track your kids and we finish off by answering your questions in the Tech Guide Help Desk.