Professor Kevin Curran

My interview with Global Security Magazine on how enforcing complex, unique passwords and adding multi-factor authentication will is key to securing accounts.

My interview with Computer Weekly on the Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (PSTI) act which places new legal duties on manufacturers of smart home devices to protect consumers and businesses across the UK from data privacy violations and cyber attacks by implementing minimum basic security standards within their products.

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about the US Senate voting to pass a bill that will either ban TikTok or force a sale of the short-form video app, giving its China-based parent company ByteDance up to one year to divest its crown jewel before facing deletion from US app stores.

My interview with Gov Info Security on the difficulty of detecting fake audio as the modus operandi of these attacks is to appear human-like.

My interview on BBC Radio Ulster’s Nolan show about the repercussions of libel posts on social media.

My interview with ISMS.Online on the UK government’s proposed new Code of Practice for cyber governance which it intends to embed into the “existing regulatory landscape”.

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about the US banning TikTok, the launch of Freely TV and the surge in popularity of the Temu shopping app.

My interview with Assured on how GenAI can help attackers create audio to mimic the voices of specific executives or generate fake videos to boost legitimacy. 

My interview with IT Pro on some mitigation tactics that may help protect against social engineering attacks which typically exploit human psychology.

My interview with IoT Insider on the  lack of universal security standards and the intricate web of stakeholders involved in smart city IoT deployments.