Professor Kevin Curran

My interview with BBC news on one of Northern Ireland’s highest-profile gaming companies announcing that it is winding down its operations.

My interview with BBC Radio Foyle on the message/number to send to your mobile provider to see if you are in or out of contract and the message/number to receive the code to transfer to a new mobile phone provider.

My interview in the Irish Post on the BBC confirming it will block international access to its BBC Sounds platform in 2025, ending online availability of its radio stations for listeners in the Republic of Ireland.

My interview with ITPro on the escalating threat of Wi-Fi network attacks on businesses, through vulnerabilities such as deauthentication exploits and rogue access points that can lead to unauthorized access.

My interview with BBC Radio Berkshire on Marks & Spencer yet to restore online shopping as it prioritises safety over speed, while retailers worldwide race to boost their defences.

My interview with BBC Radio Foyle on whether you should ‘accept’ or ‘reject’ all cookies and a UK study which found that almost half of young people would prefer a world without Internet.

My interview on Voice of Islam radio about the City of London Police and Action Fraud urging UK Pilgrims who are looking to book last minute packages, to stay vigilant for Hajj-related fraud this year.

My interview on BBC Radio Scotland about the Co-op narrowly averting being locked out of its computer systems during the cyber attack that saw customer data stolen and store shelves left bare.

My interview with BBC Radio Scotland on the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster telling tech experts and business chiefs that cybersecurity is “not a luxury but an absolute necessity” as he announces a £16 million package to boost defence at home and abroad.

My interview with Beta News on the feasibility of moving to more innovative authentication methods than passwords.