My interview with BBC Radio Ulster on the recommendation to use passkeys which are the more secure and user-friendly authentication option for consumers.
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Do you need to worry about Mythos, Anthropic’s computer-hacking AI?
My interview with New Scientist on the reality of the cybersecurity risks resulting from the Mythos AI model.
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From garbled text to self-driving cars: The secret history of the CAPTCHA
My interview on BBC Radio Berkshire about CAPTCHAs which are those now ubiquitous challenges you encounter to prove that you are a human and not a bot when you go to log in to many websites.
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Is ‘nearly right’ AI generated code becoming an enterprise business risk?
My interview with Verdict on the sheer volume and complexity of AI generated code making it much easier for vulnerabilities to slip through.
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Systemic Flaw in MCP Protocol Could Expose 150 Million Downloads
My interview with Infosecurity Magazine on a a shocking gap in the security of foundational AI infrastructure with the MCP which could enable arbitrary command execution on any vulnerable system.
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Recruitment platform used by health trusts targeted by cyber attackers
My interview with BBC news on hackers stealing hundreds of thousands of sensitive files containing personal data from the Irish Healthdaq platform.
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Fewer UK adults posting on social media, Ofcom finds
My interview with BBC Radio Foyle on fewer UK adults posting, commenting on, or sharing material on social media – while AI use is up and the majority of people worry about their screentime – according to Ofcom.
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Apple celebrates 50 years in business
My interview with BBC World Service on Apple’s 50th anniversary. Apple are the world’s 2nd most valuable business with a market capitalisation of $3.73trn employing 166,000 people worldwide.
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Identity-Based Attacks: The Threat and How to Mitigate It
My interview with SC Media on how identity-based attacks work and what businesses should be doing to mitigate this evolving threat.
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Meta and Google liable for social media harm to children’s mental health in landmark US case
My interview on BBC Radio Ulster about Meta and Google being held liable in a landmark legal case that found social media platforms are designed to be addictive to children, opening up the tech giants to penalties in thousands of similar claims filed around the US.