Professor Kevin Curran

My interview with Global Data Review on how Google’s acquisition of health tracker company Fitbit has come with a promise that Google will not use Fitbit users’ health data for advertising purposes.

My interview with mobidev on fog computing introducing more cybersecurity risks to devices and virtual machines.

My piece for Open Access Government on whether technology can really be the answer to our modern anxieties that are often caused by technology itself.

My interview on Highland Radio about Twitter banning all political ads globally, starting November 22nd. The changes will affect both candidate ads and issue ads, although ads encouraging voter registration will still be allowed, along with other exceptions.

My interview with ITPro where I mention that Belfast has developed one of the strongest cybersecurity hubs in the UK.

My interview in The Global Times (China) on Huawei remaining in limbo as US politicians again toughened their rhetoric against the Chinese high-tech company.

My interview in The Telegraph on the rise of cybercrime and the threat landscape.

My interview in the Sunday Times where I mention we can never quantify the amount of times semi-autonomous vehicles have saved lives.

My interview with Lifewire on how ambient computing needs devices which can anticipate our desires and data regarding our habits is key to achieving this.

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about Three customers unable to get a phone signal or access the Internet in many regions of the UK. The outage started overnight with thousands reporting it to the independent website, Down Detector.