My interview in CBR Online about MI5 director general who said that the organisation is fighting an “astonishing” level of cyber-attacks against the UK industry.
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Flame virus: How malware became the new weapon of war
My interview in the Metro newspaper on the Flame virus which infects Windows PCs, letting agents steal sensitive information and eavesdrop by controlling microphones and webcams.
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Ulster Bank needs week to clear IT failure backlog
My interview on BBC Radio about a computer software failure which meant tens of thousands of Ulster Bank customers could not access their accounts and wages were not paid in.
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RBS boss blames software upgrade for account problems
My interview on BBC Radio Ulster Evening Extra about RBS confirming that a software change was responsible for the widespread computer problems affecting millions of customers’ bank accounts.
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There Is No Such Thing As A Secure Network
My interview in Business Computer World on the Flame virus malware.
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Security through Obscurity – New Spinout Company gives 21st Century Twist to Ancient Science
UU piece on our security spin-out company, HidInImage, which secured funding to commercialise our digital watermarking research (9 July 12). Also appeared in Irish Independent, Derry Journal, Belfast Telegraph and more…
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Bringing together BYOD, Cloud – and users
My interview in PublicTechnology.net piece on how the combination of Cloud and BYOD may raise security questions we will find hard to answer.
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Mobile BYOD Security Can’t Be Ignored
My interview in Business Computing on BYOD and security concerns.
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How cloud can provide security from a BYOD policy
My interview in CloudPro magazine on how allowing users bring their own devices can be problematical, yet combining this with a cloud policy could ensure security.
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Virtualisation – Don’t let security lag behind technology maturity
My ComputerWorldUK interview about the need for cloud service providers to work together to ensure that virtualised environments are protected against continual security threats.