Professor Kevin Curran

My interview with My IT Guy on how data security could be enhanced with the open, decentralized networks that Web 3.0 envisages.

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about Facebook shifting its UK users onto agreements with the company’s corporate headquarters in California in a move that could put UK users out of reach of Europe’s privacy laws.

My interview with Info Security on how hacking does not necessarily require a significant amount of technical expertise anymore as substantial help from readily accessible tools online.

My interview with the New Statesman on how Artificial Intelligence has a range of applications in cyber security, including network security, fraud detection, malware detection & user/machine behavioural analysis.

My interview in the Irish Times on incorporating Internet of Things technology in the supply chain so you can track that an item was kept, end to end, at the required temperature, including in the vans delivering it.

My interview with International Defence, Security & Technology (IDST) on how fog computing introduces more cybersecurity risks to devices and virtual machines and how addressing these threats will be crucial for wider scale adoption.

My interview with Rize ETF on how “hacking enterprises” even have “dedicated call centres” to assist victims of ransomware attacks they themselves carry out.

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about Zoom calls to Santa, Amazon profits from covid and the rise of Bitcoin.

My interview with Infosecurity Magazine on the need to include security by design (SbD) allowing organisations to formalize infrastructure design and automate security controls so one can build security into every part of the IT management process.

My participation in an Info Security webinar with Brian Honan where we discuss how to secure vital file transfer channels and how important the security, integrity, availability of these workflows are to the greater operational functions of organizations.