My blog post on cyberradio about being pragmatic in working out the correct degree of trust to place in technology.
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Trump loosens rules around how the US deploys cyber weapons
My interview on radio Sputnik about President Trump making it easier for the US DoD & Cyber Command to launch digital strikes against other nations, terrorist groups and crime syndicates.
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Home assistants struggle to understand Irish accents
My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about distinctive dialects such as the Donegal accent which are proving difficult for virtual help app assistants such as Amazon’s Alexa and Google Assistant.
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It’s Important for Google to Have Your Location for Better Targeted Ads
My interview with Sputnik News where Google services on Android devices and iPhones have been revealed to store user location data despite privacy settings.
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Central bankers warn of chaos in a cashless society
My interview in Politico about the gradual phase-out of cash in many countries posing a serious threat to the financial system, as relying too heavily on digital payment systems exposes them to catastrophic failures in the event of cyberattacks.
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Radio Sputnik Moscow – Google records your location even when you tell it not to
My interview on Radio Sputnik about Google recording users’ locations even when location history has been disabled.
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Is AI hype weakening trust in cybersec vendors, and enterprise security postures?
My interview in SC Magazine on the importance that IT vendors explain the computing limitations and the actual sophistication of the Machine learning algorithms in security products.
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Security Comes at the Expense of Convenience but it’s Worth it
My blog post on cyberradio about the importance of two factor authentication & how Google embrace it.
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Security – It’s academic
My interview in Comms Business Magazine on how IOT will not reach its full potential until security issues have been addressed.
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Dixons Carphone says data breach affected 10 million
My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about Dixons Carphone which said a huge data breach that took place last year involved 10 million customers, up from its original estimate of 1.2 million.