Professor Kevin Curran

My interview with Invensis on the importance of reviewing the protection of physical locations and employee access, data management, data retention, network security, enforcement and restoration procedures and of course all IoT equipment.

My podcast interview with ITPro on how the security world was rocked by one of the most sudden and widespread ransomware outbreaks in history named wannacry.

My interview with Huxley on the need to increase the amount of IT security staff and consistently train staff in, at least, basic cyber skills.

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about the Janet Jackson song “Rhythm Nation” crashing older laptops, Snapchats new parental feature & Google incorrectly deeming CSAM material.

My interview with ISC2 on how secure programming and security testing are not always preemptive fault-management methods.

My interview on BBC Radio about NI health officials shutting down the health system’s access to an IT company’s services after the firm was affected by a cyber-attack.

My interview with SC Magazine on the associated security threats of Web3 and how companies can better understand them while moving forward.

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about finger breaking robots, Twitter quarterly update and cats watching video games.

My interview with Source Security on employees operating outside of the traditional IT safety-net leading to increased risk of employees making bad choices.

My interview with ChannelWeb on the difficulty of detecting remote exploits.