Mr. Mike Sullivan

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  * Mike Sullivan, Senior Vice President, Product Solutions, Vericenter

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  Mike Sullivan, the former Mayor of Sheenboro, the councillors of Sheenboro and the Municipal Regional Council (MRC) of Pontiac County have been very supportive of efforts to protect the eagles, the pictographs, and the aesthetic beauty of Oiseau Rock.

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  Internet Sales Manager Mike Sullivan was a pleasure to work with and very helpful.

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  by: Detective Mike Sullivan
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  Sullivan really takes me through the process step by step starting with the profile of an online predator -how to identify one, and finally how to avoid and protect your family.The book ends with a plethora of valuable resources from security software to smart cyber behavior, and finally various national organizations that identify and support this very important issue..
  
  Detective Mike Sullivan patrols the cyber playgrounds and teaches parents how to do the same.
  
  Rating: 5 - VERY INFORMATIVEI am so very thankful for this book!My kids spend a lot of time online and I just couldn't imagine one of my kids being unfortunate enough to stumble into dangerous territory.I bought this book after seeing Detective Mike Sullivan on The Oprah Winfrey show teaching parents of the dangers that children face online.
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  Sullivan gave me the tools to safe-proof my child's computer.
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  Books : Detective Mike Sullivan
  
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  Safety Monitor: How to Protect Your Kids Online
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  by: Detective Mike Sullivan

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  Published on: 1/16/2001    Last Visited: 2/6/2003  

  But when phone calls from men asking for the young girl persisted, followed by a hang-up when asked who was calling or why, Deborah and her husband, Mike, were alarmed.
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  A few weeks after the calls began, a neighbor complained to Mike about his daughter, who had written "hello" with sidewalk chalk on the neighbor's driveway.Having had other run-ins with this neighbor, Mike thought this man could be behind the menacing phone calls.And, suspecting that the Web might be involved, Mike looked online for clues.
  
  What he found were nasty messages claiming that his daughter was soliciting sex.Attached was the Boehle's home phone number.The subject line in one of the postings - Hello on the driveway - led Mike to the neighbor, who apparently was sending out the messages in the girl's name.
  
  The Boehles turned to local police, who advised that the family simply get a new phone number and keep their daughter inside.But Mike and Deborah, who wish to conceal their daughter's identity, moved to a new community and enlisted the help of a neighboring police department's Computer Crime Unit.
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  "This is especially important if you think you may be in physical danger," warns Detective Mike Sullivan of the Naperville County Police Department."Although not all law enforcement agencies are fully equipped to handle these cases," he adds, "they can direct you to resources that are." Contact the offender's Internet service provider.Almost all ISPs have terms of service that don't allow the transmission of content that is harassing.

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  In the 3 1/2 years this column has run, Mike Sullivan is the first person to be profiled twice.When I wrote about him three years ago, Sullivan was the detective in charge of the Naperville Police Department's Internet crimes unit.Today, he helps run the high-tech crimes bureau for the Illinois attorney general's office, concentrating 100 percent of his time on Internet child exploitation.

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  Published on: 11/21/2007    Last Visited: 11/24/2007  

  "Any information anyone has would be very helpful," Nevada County Sheriff's Detective Mike Sullivan said Tuesday.
  
  Investigators are looking for descriptions of the men and the vehicle that is believed to have picked them up from the side of the highway where they abandoned a stolen pickup truck.Knowing the direction the vehicle left the scene could help the case, Sullivan said.
  
  Detectives believe suspects were picked up by another vehicle somewhere between 8:50 a.m. and 9 a.m. Friday.It's possible a passing motorist could have seen the men when they exchanged vehicles, Sullivan said.
  
  The suspects abandoned a stolen maroon 2003 Ford F150 truck with an extended cab on the side of Highway 49, about half a mile above Independence Trail sometime between 8:50 a.m. and 9 a.m. Friday, Sullivan said.
  
  Detectives received the call at 8:58 a.m. Friday from a distraught woman who had walked into her home while a burglary was in progress.
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  Investigators collected evidence and fingerprints at the crime scene, but have no fresh leads, Sullivan said.

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  Michael P. Sullivan, Detective #163, Naperville Police Department

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  Published on: 10/16/2008    Last Visited: 10/16/2008  

  Guest speaker, Mike Sullivan with the Illinois Attorney General's office, knows all about online predators. He spent more than 10 years chatting with them online while pretending to be an 11 year old girl.
  
  "My wife has come to terms with that."
  
  According to Sullivan, your child's address, phone number or school is enough information to put them in harms way. He says, a predator can often find that information in less than six mouse clicks....
  
  "Online predators strongest weapon is secrecy. A parents strongest weapon is communication."
  
  That's why, Sullivan says, being a pro-active parent is the best way to protect your child.
  
  "One motivated parent is more than a match for any online predator. Simple wording by your child of, "I have to check with Mom," or "I have to ask my Dad if I can do that," is gonna chase a predator away. There are enough unguarded children that they won't risk talking to one with an active parent."
  
  Sullivan suggests you ask your children what they're doing on the computer.
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  And, Sullivan says, if you want to keep that window of information open, as a parent, pick your battles.
  
  "If your children come to you and tell you about things that make you upset, don't over react. The fact that your children are coming to you is a great thing."
  
  Sullivan says filtering software can act as a good safety net when your children are online. He says you can find virtual parent software for less than $40 that you can customize to fit your family's needs.

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  Published on: 3/11/2007    Last Visited: 3/11/2007  

  Mike Sullivan, Cofounder, Senior Vice President of Product Solutions
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  Mike Sullivan
  
  Mr. Sullivan serves as Senior Vice President of Product Solutions for the Company.Prior to joining VeriCenter, Mr. Sullivan was a General Manager for Microsoft Corporation, where he was responsible for $230 million in annual revenue and eighty-nine employees covering sales and consulting responsibilities.At Microsoft, he also served as Enterprise Accounts Sales Manager, Business Solutions Group Manager, and Consulting Services Manager.
  
  Prior to his work for Microsoft, Mr. Sullivan was Vice President of Application Development for NationsBank, where he was responsible for software application strategy, development, and deployment.Before joining NationsBank, Mr. Sullivan was a Consulting Manager with PricewaterhouseCoopers.Mr. Sullivan attended Southern Methodist University, where he earned both a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science and a Master of Business Administration degree.

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