Community Emergency Response Network. $GUARD Token. Guardian Circle App. Deliver Feb 17 in Seattle at NeoDevCon2019. #SmartCities. Video of presentation [15 mins]: https://youtu.be/nao0bIXJTrY?t=2007
Guardian Circle $GUARD Presentation - NeoDevCon 2019Mark Jeffrey
Community Emergency Response Network. $GUARD Token. Guardian Circle App. Deliver Feb 17 in Seattle at NeoDevCon2019. #SmartCities. Video of presentation [15 mins]: https://youtu.be/nao0bIXJTrY?t=20073
Guardian Circle - Community Emergency Response NetworkMark Jeffrey
This document presents Guardian Circle, a solution for emergency response that connects people in need with nearby helpers. It has a three stage plan to grow virally and monetize through consumer subscriptions, device integrations, and command consoles for organizations. The mobile app allows users to broadcast alerts that are sent to nearby guardians, citizens, and emergency responders. Responders can coordinate help through an alert room chat. The system aims to become a global emergency logistics platform and get everyone on earth using the service at some level.
Guardian Circle is a mobile app that creates an emergency response network by alerting nearby friends, family, and citizens when a user activates an emergency alert. The app coordinates help for the user by sharing their location within an "Alert Room" chat. Responders can be rewarded with the $GUARD cryptocurrency token for their assistance. The solution aims to scale emergency response globally by tapping into existing networks of people near emergencies, rather than relying solely on centralized 911 systems.
Australian Delphi User Group is looking for speakers for their annual conference the ADUG Autumn Symposium to be held around March/April 2013 and all travel and accomodation expenses are paid for by ADUG... this is my submission video showing how to use Delphi to develop an iOS app, call a DataSnap REST server and send UDP messages to an Arduino board in order to turn on and off a lamp by clicking a button on my iPHONE! Nice hum?! If you like it, please support this video by clicking "like", following me on twitter and letting ADUG know that you want to see this how-to demo on their symposium next year! :)
UX Poland 2016 - Avi Itzkovitch - The Invisible Interface: Designing the Scre...UX Poland
As product designers we are now challenged to design interactions for physical objects; beyond designing for the touch screen, we are now designing for the experience, and the experience becomes the product. But what do these experiences look like? And how will UX play a key role in the Internet of Things? Join speaker Avi itzkovich in exploring UX principles in a world where multiple connected devices will seamlessly integrate into our lives, create contextual knowledge from sensor data and generate invisible interactions using human behavior as an interface. You will learn concepts for ambient information display and how to design meaningful interactions for the connected world.
This document describes the terms of a $1M convertible debt note for Guardian Circle, along with their vision, solution, and business model. Guardian Circle is developing a mobile app and platform that allows users to alert nearby "guardians", citizens, and emergency responders in the event of a crisis by pushing a button. Their goal is for this emergency response network to scale globally and be used by everyone on Earth. They plan to monetize by selling subscriptions, API access to device makers, and corporate emergency command consoles.
$GUARD Token + Guardian Circle: Deck Dec 2018 Mark Jeffrey
The GUARD token powers the Guardian Circle app, which allows users to send emergency alerts anywhere in the world. When an alert is triggered, the app coordinates a "flash mob" of nearby responders like friends, EMTs, and volunteers. GUARD tokens are used to reward responders and can also be staked to access enhanced app features, API access for device makers, or alerts within specific geographic areas. The goal is to create a more reliable global emergency response system than antiquated 911 services by leveraging existing mobile networks and crowdsourced responders.
GUARDIUM Token: Global Decentralized Emergency Response (911)Mark Jeffrey
GUARDIUM In A Nutshell: We are creating a new worldwide 9-1-1 grid based on blockchain technology.
Infinite Alerting: An API lets myriad devices generate an Alert (Apps, Alexa voice, in-car, smart watches, jewelry panic buttons, fall detection, irregular heartrate detection, etc.)
Infinite Response: A blockchain / crypto is used to flash organize vetted citizen responders and pro responders. EMTs, ex-military, friends, family, neighbors. Think Uber-ized citizen and pro responders, globally.
The emergency grid looks down and sees what people and resources are already nearby and creates a 'flash mob of help'.
Guardian Circle $GUARD Presentation - NeoDevCon 2019Mark Jeffrey
Community Emergency Response Network. $GUARD Token. Guardian Circle App. Deliver Feb 17 in Seattle at NeoDevCon2019. #SmartCities. Video of presentation [15 mins]: https://youtu.be/nao0bIXJTrY?t=20073
Guardian Circle - Community Emergency Response NetworkMark Jeffrey
This document presents Guardian Circle, a solution for emergency response that connects people in need with nearby helpers. It has a three stage plan to grow virally and monetize through consumer subscriptions, device integrations, and command consoles for organizations. The mobile app allows users to broadcast alerts that are sent to nearby guardians, citizens, and emergency responders. Responders can coordinate help through an alert room chat. The system aims to become a global emergency logistics platform and get everyone on earth using the service at some level.
Guardian Circle is a mobile app that creates an emergency response network by alerting nearby friends, family, and citizens when a user activates an emergency alert. The app coordinates help for the user by sharing their location within an "Alert Room" chat. Responders can be rewarded with the $GUARD cryptocurrency token for their assistance. The solution aims to scale emergency response globally by tapping into existing networks of people near emergencies, rather than relying solely on centralized 911 systems.
Australian Delphi User Group is looking for speakers for their annual conference the ADUG Autumn Symposium to be held around March/April 2013 and all travel and accomodation expenses are paid for by ADUG... this is my submission video showing how to use Delphi to develop an iOS app, call a DataSnap REST server and send UDP messages to an Arduino board in order to turn on and off a lamp by clicking a button on my iPHONE! Nice hum?! If you like it, please support this video by clicking "like", following me on twitter and letting ADUG know that you want to see this how-to demo on their symposium next year! :)
UX Poland 2016 - Avi Itzkovitch - The Invisible Interface: Designing the Scre...UX Poland
As product designers we are now challenged to design interactions for physical objects; beyond designing for the touch screen, we are now designing for the experience, and the experience becomes the product. But what do these experiences look like? And how will UX play a key role in the Internet of Things? Join speaker Avi itzkovich in exploring UX principles in a world where multiple connected devices will seamlessly integrate into our lives, create contextual knowledge from sensor data and generate invisible interactions using human behavior as an interface. You will learn concepts for ambient information display and how to design meaningful interactions for the connected world.
This document describes the terms of a $1M convertible debt note for Guardian Circle, along with their vision, solution, and business model. Guardian Circle is developing a mobile app and platform that allows users to alert nearby "guardians", citizens, and emergency responders in the event of a crisis by pushing a button. Their goal is for this emergency response network to scale globally and be used by everyone on Earth. They plan to monetize by selling subscriptions, API access to device makers, and corporate emergency command consoles.
$GUARD Token + Guardian Circle: Deck Dec 2018 Mark Jeffrey
The GUARD token powers the Guardian Circle app, which allows users to send emergency alerts anywhere in the world. When an alert is triggered, the app coordinates a "flash mob" of nearby responders like friends, EMTs, and volunteers. GUARD tokens are used to reward responders and can also be staked to access enhanced app features, API access for device makers, or alerts within specific geographic areas. The goal is to create a more reliable global emergency response system than antiquated 911 services by leveraging existing mobile networks and crowdsourced responders.
GUARDIUM Token: Global Decentralized Emergency Response (911)Mark Jeffrey
GUARDIUM In A Nutshell: We are creating a new worldwide 9-1-1 grid based on blockchain technology.
Infinite Alerting: An API lets myriad devices generate an Alert (Apps, Alexa voice, in-car, smart watches, jewelry panic buttons, fall detection, irregular heartrate detection, etc.)
Infinite Response: A blockchain / crypto is used to flash organize vetted citizen responders and pro responders. EMTs, ex-military, friends, family, neighbors. Think Uber-ized citizen and pro responders, globally.
The emergency grid looks down and sees what people and resources are already nearby and creates a 'flash mob of help'.
This document provides an overview of Android malware. It begins with background on Android architecture, including that Android applications are packaged in APK files which contain code, resources, and an AndroidManifest file. It discusses Android application components like Activities and Services. It then covers the Android security model, permissions, and the Dalvik virtual machine. The document demonstrates reversing an APK file and outlines steps for creating a basic malware. It concludes with discussions of notable Android malware examples and opportunities for mobile application penetration testing.
"I haz you and pwn your maal" by Harsimran Walia @b44nz0r at c0c0n - International Cyber Security and Policing Conference http://is-ra.org/c0c0n/speakers.html
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Why is it that the more we come to depend on our mobile phones as our lifeline to the the world, the more willingly we give up privacy and control?
Earthmouse: Mobile Guardian (E:MG) aims to change that by providing regular people with the tools they need to protect their privacy, anonymity and communications with friends, family and colleagues.
Built on the Google Android OS, E:MG will provide both applications and a completely new secure distribution that will run on low cost mobile phone hardware available throughout the world.
We are looking for users, developers, causes and partner organizations to contribute to, inform and guide our work.
InfoMagnum have now focused to provide Home automation IoT services.
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And more at one place.
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AVG (AU/NZ)'s Security Advisor, Michael McKinnon, details the latest emerging threats and trends in online security: toolkits, spam, rogue apps, printed malware, fake anti-virus, ransomware and mobile security.
As most people are aware, there has been an expansion in mobile banking applications in recent years. The Czech Republic is no exception to this, as nearly all banks have developed a mobile application for their modern mobile operating systems. Although different banks solve their security concepts in different ways, it is possible to discuss typical situations and problems that inevitably appear while designing mobile banking applications.
This document discusses emerging security challenges in an increasingly mobile, social, and cloud-based computing landscape. It notes that traditional perimeter-based security is ineffective as computing becomes more ubiquitous and decentralized. Mobile applications and social networks provide fertile ground for malware propagation. Cloud services mean data can take complex, indirect paths outside of a user's control. Passwords are often trivial to guess. Code from third parties and libraries may introduce vulnerabilities. A new security paradigm is needed to address these challenges, as permissions alone will not suffice. Users must think differently about security in this new environment.
The document discusses new areas of focus for cyber attackers in 2013, including social media attacks, mobile malware, and ransomware. Social media accounts provided personal information that could be used in fraudulent activities. Mobile malware targeted phone numbers, locations, and led to unusually high bills. Ransomware restricted access to computer data until a ransom was paid. The document advises protecting yourself by being wary of unknown links and messages, using unique and complex passwords, and keeping devices protected with up-to-date security software.
Recent trends in 2014-15 in the IT field. Big shots from the major companies, including rumours of shift in focus to car manufacturing. Seamless integration between devices etc.
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The Endless Wave of Online Threats - Protecting our CommunityAVG Technologies AU
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Since 2014, fifteen new malware or riskware families successfully attacked non-jailbroken iOS devices (e.g., WireLurker, Oneclickfraud, XcodeGhost, InstaAgent, ZergHelper, AceDeceiver), affected thousands of iOS apps and tens of millions users around the world. Ten of them even bypassed Apple’s code vetting and occurred at App Store. In this presentation, we will systematically study how could these malware, riskware and some Proof-of-Concepts infect non-jailbroken devices via practical vectors and approaches including abusing development certificates, bypassing code review by obfuscation, performing FairPlay MITM attack, abusing MDM solution, abusing private APIs, exploiting design flaws or app level vulnerabilities, and stealing privacy data. For each topic, we will introduce its implementation, explore real world cases, analyze its risky and consequences, explain Apple’s countermeasures, and discuss why some problems will still exist in near future. We will also share some stories of how we discovered those interesting iOS malware. Through this topic, audiences could make more effective policies to protect iOS devices in their organizations, build their own systems/tools to evaluate security risks in iOS apps, and hunt more iOS malware in the future.
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Are security concerns for mobile devices, like smartphones and tablets, real? Or, are claims of exponential growth in malware simply FUD? We will explore the major mobile operating systems and security concerns with each. This session will provide tips that can be shared to help your users protect their personal info and data when viewed from a mobile device. Information on mobile security programs will be shared, as well, including a look at whether free or commercial offerings provide better protection.
The hand-held market is growing rapidly but security for these devices hasn't kept pace. Common vulnerabilities include malware, backdoors, and insecure storage of sensitive user information. While platforms like Blackberry and iOS are more secure, Android allows direct app installation which increases risks. Timely software updates are also a challenge. As functionality increases on these powerful devices, so does potential for misuse. Security vendors are working to provide anti-virus, encryption, and other tools to enhance mobile security.
Dave Mathews founded NewAer to create a machine-to-machine software discovery service that uses any beaconing radio wave to automate interactions from mobile devices. NewAer allows for in-room device discovery, peer-to-peer messaging and encrypted communication by scanning radio frequencies, analyzing them, and triggering actions. It is deployed as a discovery layer within applications and can work across mobile and desktop operating systems.
Ocean lotus Threat actors project by John Sitima 2024 (1).pptxSitimaJohn
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Let's Integrate MuleSoft RPA, COMPOSER, APM with AWS IDP along with Slackshyamraj55
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4. The Problem:
6 Billion people have no 911
911 does not know your location
911 does not scale in mass emergencies
Multiple nearest helpers are not alerted
5.
6. Flash Mob of Help
Edge Delivery of First Response
12. Our users are crypto first-timers
Everything must be included in our app
13. Only Possible With NEO!
• In-App $GUARD Wallet
• Generate new wallet address on signup
• Airdrop starter $GUARD
• Bake $GUARD operations directly into UX (i.e.
‘one click to tip’)
• Free new wallet generation (EOS: $1-$2 per
new user)
14. Viral Neo
• Benefit accrues back to NEO
• Guardian Circle is naturally viral
• Compelling reason (SAFETY) to grant access to
contacts & send invites
• Sophisticated In-App Contact Manager
• Each signup produces a new $GUARD wallet (and
thus new NEO address)
• NEO end user viral growth
15. Refer A Friend.
Earn $GUARD.
• Unbanked + No 911
• Earn safety by growing the network
• Very powerful for bootstrapping safety
worldwide
16. • No crypto address required!
• System already knows the $GUARD address of
your Contacts
• Combination of In-App Wallet + Contact
Manager
• Sophisticated In-App Contact Manager:
• - Ignores landlines
• - Cleanses junk data, blocked numbers
• - Handles all countries
• - Quickly ingests huge volume (AWS
lambda)
Send $GUARD to a NAME
17. Privacy
You control who gets your Alerts
You control who can send you Alerts
Your location is ALWAYS private until you
enter an Alert Room
When you leave, your location is private
again