Professor Kevin Curran

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about the National Cyber Security (NCSC) which published its ‘UK cyber survey’ revealing the most hackable passwords that people are still using today.

My interview in Analytics Insight on the cloud becoming the foundation of devices that use data at the edge of the network and AI benefiting as a result.

My interview with Newsweek on use cases which become possible in the future for society with driverless vehicles.

My interview on BBC Radio Ulster Evening Extra about Facebook banning a dozen “dangerous” far-right organisations and individuals for spreading hate. The British National Party and Nick Griffin, its former leader, the English Defence League, the National Front and Britain First cannot have accounts on Facebook and will not be able spread their message.

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about all UK Internet users being forced to prove themselves to be over 18 or be entirely blocked from seeing adult content.

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about the problem of fake reviews on Amazon, Alexa recordings being listened to by humans, Snapchat streaks & iCloud lock.

My contribution to Binary District on whether the potential for quantum computing to compromise cyber security is offset by its potential to aid in security measures.

My interview on Highland Radio on whether 5G poses a risk to health and the worries by some that trees are being cut down to clear the air waves for 5G.

My interview in StateTech on how 5G will enhance services in smart cities and public safety.

My interview with ZDNet on how online will be the default setting for business operations in the future.