Professor Kevin Curran

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about the UK government defending the media regulator’s response to the unrest in the UK, saying it has made clear social media companies should act over their role in the crisis.

My interview with New Scientist on a breakthrough which can identify scenarios such as inside a metro, a person waving a hand, being in front of a staircase and the presence of people in the room through satellite GPS-based sensing on a mobile.

My interview on Newstalk breakfast about the Irish NCSC publishing the State’s first publicly available National Cyber Emergency Plan which outlines how cyberattacks will be declared, managed and co-ordinated.

My interview with IT Pro where I highlight the issue of error correction as a key hurdle in quantum computing.

My interview with IEEE Transmitter on a key challenge remaining in Quantum Computing being error correction, with advancements here being potentially transformative.

My interview with Telecoms Tech News on Ofcom, the UK’s communications regulator introducing new measures to protect consumers from scam calls originating overseas.

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle a week after a faulty update caused a global IT outage that grounded flights and knocked TV stations off-air, the boss of CrowdStrike has revealed nearly all systems are back online.

My interview with BBC Radio on thousands of flights on the aftermath of a CrowdStrike software update which inadvertently crippled devices using the Microsoft Windows operating system.

My interview on BBC Newsline about the Microsoft/Crowdstrike outage which hit Windows PCs globally causing major disruptions in critical sectors.

My interview on BBC Radio Ulster about a software update from cybersecurity company CrowdStrike which inadvertently disrupted IT systems globally—taking Windows machines offline.