Guy Kawasaki "Art of the Start" is well worth watching.
The appetite to succeed, to be a pathfinder - to "make a dent in the universe" as Steve Jobs said it.
We don't all share the same passion for excellence in every pathway. Hence a team is such a great thing; one that allows and empowers each to passionately, with integrity, and without excuses, create, pursue and embrace excellence.
CORAcsi needs all kinds of people who get this and realize that Excellence is the only path worthy of us, that to Live excellence, we must practice excellence.
This is why CORA CSI's Mission Statement is, and will remain, the corner stone to our technology, team and future successes.
In the land where excellence is commended, not envied, where weakness is aided, not mocked, there is no question as to how its inhabitants are all superhuman.
Competition has been shown to be useful up to a certain point and no further, but cooperation, which is the thing we must strive for today, begins where competition leaves off.
As an individual dedicated to excellence and the type of security I would want for my data, I have developed CORA with clarity of vision and direction.
My formal education is in Physics and Education; I have an honours B.Sc. in Physics, and a B.Ed., both from the University of Windsor.
Physics above all else is a wonderful precipitator of critical thinking and creative problem solving. It is also a generator of pragmatic methodologies; in Physics one generally learns to use "tools" before formally studying them. We always learned to "use the math" before the formal classes taught the math.
This pragmatically driven, hands on approach, has empowered me to acquired most programming languages more naturally and quickly - by doing without compromise.
Having taught for decades, both in the classroom and online, I have a firm commitment to motivation, mentorship and the pursuit of excellence. With this in mind, CORA's corporate structure will remain proficient at dynamically adapting to a changing landscape, including the efficient building of teams to deliver 'Unbreakable Data Security'.
Technology has fascinated me from my youth. While sitting in my my high school algebra class our teacher introduced 'prime numbers' and advised that there was a $100,000 reward for a prime number generator which could generate the entire set. The reward and challenge caught my interest. Luckily I saw the pattern and then expressed the pattern algebraically. I returned to my teacher a month later asking 'how do I claim the reward'.
I was referred to the University of Windsor's math department. Dr. Fawcett confirmed that my generator would span the entire set, however, there wasn't a reward. He suggested that I write an article for a Math Journal, however, I had no idea how to go about that, as I recoiled from the loss of 'the reward'.
Dr. Fawcett did explain why prime numbers are important; they are the keys for encryption. Many decades later, as I was encrypting one of my technology projects to upload and store online, I realized that the encryption could be broken if anyone became interested in my technology. I am not the only one that has a prime number generator! Think of a prime number generator as a master key that can more quickly find the actual keys that unlock the encryption.
Hence in the first few years of this millennium, I began to conceive of a methodology in which I wouldn't have to trust any single company, network or server. Then as the number of breaches, and subsequent losses began to litter the media, I decided to formally develop CORA.
Integrity is of utmost importance. I feel strongly about our global community being safe, secure and having peace of mind in an online, mobile, global marketplace.
Honours B.Sc. Physics, B.Ed. – University of Windsor
Over 30 years of experience in industry with a wide range of responsibility in senior corporate management positions including Senior Vice President – Director of Operations for a major multi-national corporation.
President of Polaris Group Management Consultants – focus on Strategic Planning, Business Plans, Executive coaching, and support for new business start-ups.
Owner/operator of independent business in manufacturing and commercial printing.
Currently President – Polaris Group Management Consultants.
MBA – University of Windsor.
Kriste has experience and knowledge in various fields including Holistic health, education and visual art.
Kriste's fine eye for detail and coordinating visual impressions makes Kriste an integral part of Team CORA; her influence is obvious throughout CORAcsi.com and all things CORA.
In addition to being a visual asset and imaging expert, Kriste has used her research skills to seek out and make connections with media, organizations, government programs and tech companies.
Dr. Phillip Moss (Doc) teaches performing arts from grades 6 to 12 and directs drama productions at both the middle and upper school levels. Moss holds two terminal degrees, a Master of Fine Arts in theater direction, and an Educational Doctorate in Instructional Technology and Art Education from Wayne State University.
Moss was inducted into the Educational Theater Association’s Hall of Fame, and honored by the Michigan Theater Teachers as Teacher of the Year. Moss has been an active member of the International Thespian Society for over 20 years. He is highly regarded for his leadership and has served at both the national and state levels of this organization. Known as one of the nations leading experts in technological innovation in theater education Moss is a regular speaker at state and national gatherings of teachers. Liggett productions have been seen at both state and national festivals, and our students have long history of superior performances in group and individual events at all levels of theater adjudication.
BFA Theater Performance,
MFA Theater Direction,
Ed.D. Supervision & Curriculum,
Wayne State University
For those of you who might like to "muse" creatively on some possibilities, consider Multiple Use Pads (MUPs).
MUPs are used with CORA and CORAcsi. Technologically they are a simple concept, and yet, when applied creatively, they work a little bit of magic.Bottom line: everything should be developed to cost Cyber Criminals as much time, confusion and money as possible!
Other forms of encryption rely on complex math, particularly involving algorithms related to factorization. CORA and MUPs take a different approach, one that is probabilistic; whose numbers are so great that not even quantum computers will have the time to break the key.