My Child’s Locket’s number one goal is to make children’s important, personal information readily available to parents in the event of an emergency.
The wheels of the business plan were put in motion when Jay Osterholt witnessed his sister and nephew in crisis while on vacation. Away from home, Mr. Osterholt’s sister was ill prepared to answer all the Doctor’s questions accurately and thoroughly. Convinced there was a better way to handle these situations, Mr. Osterholt wanted to help ensure this didn’t have to happen again to his family or others.
Less than two years later, the web-based service is live and empowering parents to access and share critical information about their little ones 24/7/365. My Child’s Locket can accommodate multi-child households and has the capacity to store numerous, important details about each individual.
As a web based service, My Child’s Locket is susceptible to bad things like identity theft schemes, SQL injections, XSS (cross site scripting) and DDoS attacks, and more. Aware of the risks, Mr. Osterholt made finding the right secure, hosting partner a big priority. After a thorough search, he chose us.
Click Here to read MyChild’s Locket’s press release about launching their service on FireHost secure servers.
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