My panel participation on BBC Radio Foyle about the IT sector in Derry alongside John Harkin (Alchemy), Mary McKenna (AwakenHub) and Katherine Rowlandson (Kippie).
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2025 to be a Year of Reckoning for AI in Cybersecurity
My article in Infosecurity Magazine on the dynamic between hackers and cybersecurity teams shifting with both sides employing AI tools within their arsenal to outmanoeuvre one another.
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There Will Always Be New Ways for the Bad Guys To Do Bad Things
My participation in a webinar hosted by PRovoke Media on how companies can safeguard their reputations when faced with a cybersecurity incident.
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The 35th anniversary of the first ever ransomware attack
My piece in Global Security Magazine on a virus which asked infected users to ‘renew the license’ and contact PC Cyborg Corporation for payment.
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2024 most downloaded apps & TikTok turns to US supreme court to avert-ban law
My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about Apple revealing the most downloaded apps of the year and TikTok turning to US supreme court in last-ditch bid to avert divest-or-ban law.
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Vodafone boss says prices won’t rise after Three ‘mega-merger’
My interview with BBC Radio Foyle on the £16.5bn tie-up between Three and Vodafone which will create the UK’s biggest mobile network, with 27 million customers.
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Why are doctors wary of wearables?
My interview on BBC Radio Foyle on many doctors remaining cautious about using health data captured by wearables.
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Can Medical Implant Devices Be Hacked?
My interview with Securium Academy on security vulnerabilities found in several implantable devices, allowing for alterations in their operation.
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Quantum computing – what businesses need to know
My interview with Business Reporter on how businesses are already factoring quantum computing into their equations.
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Australia launches ‘landmark’ bill to ban social media for children under 16
My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about Australia’s centre-left government introducing a bill that aims to ban social media for children under 16 and proposed fines of up to £25 million on social media platforms for systemic breaches.


