Professor Kevin Curran

My interview with BBC News NI on the geo-blocking aspect of BBC Radio Ulster or Radio Foyle no longer available to listeners in the Republic of Ireland through BBC Sounds online.

My interview with BBC Radio Foyle news about cinemas experiencing customer disruption at some screenings of the box-office hit A Minecraft Movie.

My interview on BBC Radio 5 Live about a judge siding with a coalition of civil liberties groups and news organisations and ruling that a legal row between the UK government and Apple over data privacy cannot be held in secret.

My interview with ITPro on the rise of Infostealers which are malicious programs designed to extract sensitive data, such as passwords, session cookies and authentication tokens.

My interview with CSO on how generative AI is used to mimic writing styles, avoid traditional phishing red flags, and even personalize fraudulent emails based on publicly available data.

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about a third of people aged over 60 saying life is harder than it was five years ago because more services are online, according to an Age UK survey. We also discuss the privacy implications of Amazon echo data being sent to the cloud.

My interview with the Telegraph on our absolute reliance on electronic payments opening us up to a lot more nightmare scenarios.

My interview with IT Pro on some of the pressure points within cybersecurity roles.

My contribution to AllAboutCookies on some of the common mistakes people make with passwords.

My interview on BBC Radio Ulster about Kainos, the Belfast-based IT firm, making 190 of its staff redundant.