Abstract: A child car seat with electronic entertainment features is herein disclosed, comprising an integral sound system with pre-recorded sounds or music, and a pair of speakers embedded in the car seat near the child's head. Also, a plurality of flashing lights that can be synchronized with the music is provided along a perimeter region. Finally, a vibrating mechanism in the base of the seat may operate in a synchronous manner with the music or provide a soothing and comforting effect thereto the child to lull the child to sleep. The seat is capable of manual or automatic operation as selected using a front-mounted switch control panel or may be controlled remotely via a handheld wireless controller. The car seat is powered by connection to a cigarette lighter socket within the vehicle.

Abstract: Methods and systems for propagating data security policies and rules up a chain of network components, for example, from an end-user device having a firewall, to a network component at the “edge” of the network, from where a policy statement can be transmitted to a service provider are described. A device, such as a computer or mobile phone, has, as part of its firewall software, a policy propagation file, that communicates with pre-existing firewall software. The firewall software creates a policy statement upon detecting a triggering event, which is transmitted from the device to the next data security component up the chain, “upstream,” in the network. The firewall server may combine policy statements from numerous end-user type devices and transmit the policy statement to an external network component. The ISP or other service provider may then use the policy statement to implement data security rules for the devices in the network.

Abstract: Methods and systems for propagating data security policies and rules up a chain of network components, for example, from an end-user device having a firewall, to a network component at the “edge” of the network, such as a so-called “edge” firewall server, from where a policy statement can be transmitted to a service provider, such as an ISP, are described. A device, such as a computer or mobile phone, has, as part of its firewall software, a policy propagation file, that communicates with pre-existing firewall software. The firewall software creates a policy statement upon detecting a triggering event, which is transmitted from the device to the next data security component up the chain, “upstream,” in the network. In some cases this device may be a firewall server or a firewall policy server. The firewall server may combine policy statements from numerous end-user type devices and transmit the policy statement to an external network component, such as an ISP firewall server or similar device.