My interview on BBC radio about Google’s AI head stating that more research on the threats of AI needs to be done urgently. We also discuss Ofgem warning 140 proposed data center schemes could require 50 gigawatts of electricity – 5GW more than UK's current demand. www.youtube.com/watch?v=FW-4...

My interview with SC Magazine on how AI adoption, tool sprawl, & dev experience reshape the balance between speed & safety as outlined in Aikido Security 2026 report.

My interview with ITPro on organisations needing to take proactive steps to prevent staff from relying on AI for password creation by establishing clear policies that ban the use of public chatbots for security-sensitive tasks such as generating passwords.

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle on mobile mast planning delays & AI safety leader who said ‘world is in peril’ and quits to study poetry.

My interview with the BBC on the main security implications of vibe-coding being that without discipline, documentation, and review, such code often fails under attack.

I took part today in a podcast with @deshocks.bsky.social from the @irishexaminer.bsky.social where we talked about #DigitalSovereighty & why we may need to wean ourselves from our dependency US tech #cybersecurity #cyberrresilience www.irishexaminer.com/news/spotlig...

My interview on the Learning Curve podcast about cybersecurity with Darcie Murphy and Lauren McBurney.

My interview with Voice of Islam radio about aspects of social media algorithms and their influence on the public.

My interview with Professional Security Magazine on how the traditional security model, which assumes that everything inside the network can be trusted, is no longer fit for purpose.

My interview with Security Weekly on how human oversight will remain critical for context, legal decisions and complex reasoning when dealing with AI.

My interview with Managed IT on how ‘vibe coding’ can lower barriers of entry to software development whilst also introducing new risks.

My interview with Voice of Islam on various attack vectors on wearables.

My interview with UTV on the UK media regulator threatening the X AI chatbot with ban or multimillion-pound fine.

My interview in Security Week on how AI will assist companies in finding their external attack surface but also assist bad actors in locating and attacking weak points.

My interview on BBC Radio Ulster Nolan Show about the UK media watchdog opening a formal investigation into Elon Musk’s X over the use of the Grok AI tool to manipulate images of women and children by removing their clothes.

My interview with BBC Radio Ulster on OFCOM stating there had been “deeply concerning reports” of X being used to create and share undressed images of people, as well as “sexualised images of children”.

My interview with ITPro on the problem with tool sprawl and how it can creep in gradually but is rarely deliberate.

UK Launches New Cyber Unit to Bolster Defences Against Cyber Threats The plan has been broadly welcomed by those in cybersecurity, although some have voiced concerns that the proposed £210m budget isn't enough. (First story for Infosec Mag, lads!) www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/uk-laun...

My interview with BBC Radio Foyle about the future of AI.

My interview with BBC Radio Foyle on the need to be cyber secure during Christmas.

My interview with Computer Weekly on how human judgement, strong access controls and staff training are critical when deploying AI.

My interview with BBC Radio Foyle on Roomba vacuum cleaner filing for bankruptcy, U.S. asking visitors to hand over social media history, ‘dodgy’ Amazon Fire TV stick owners receiving a warning reminding them their viewing habits are illegal & how your TV's HDMI port can monitor what you watch.

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about memory prices rising because major manufacturers are instead ramping up production for AI data centers & AI in education.

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about 1 in 4 GPs using AI at work, Google sharing text messages with employers and 7 million UK households thought to be paying for broadband speeds they do not need.

My interview with BBC Radio Foyle on WhatsApp security flaw leaking data from 3.5 billion accounts. We also discuss: - EV in-car advertising; - N.I having the best full-fibre UK broadband - Browser cookies - Age-verification laws - AI-powered chatbot teddy bears www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWkA...

My interview with BBC Radio Foyle on the makers of AI chatbot Claude claiming to have caught hackers sponsored by the Chinese government using the tool to perform automated cyber attacks against around 30 global organisations.

My interview with Infosecurity Magazine on the main security implications of vibe coding being that without discipline, documentation and review, such code often fails under attack.

My interview with BBC Radio Foyle on the most common passwords of 2025, Google using AI to identify visible landmarks for turn-by-turn nav & why Airpods cannot be put into checked luggage.

My interview with BBC Radio Foyle on OFCOMs new rules to make phone networks block scam texts from reaching potential victims.

My interview with BBC News on the reputation of firms being damaged after unknowingly being listed on an online booking website, often with incorrect information.

My interview with BBC Radio Foyle on O2 partnering with Starlink Direct to Cell to significantly enhance rural mobile network coverage across the UK. They initially offer messaging and data capabilities, enabling customers to use their devices in previously underserved rural areas.

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about Tech giants not doing enough to stop mobile phone thefts & the discovery that smart vacuums sometimes transfer private house layouts to manufacturers.

My contribution to a Aikido global report which captures the voices of 450 security leaders, developers, and AppSec engineers on how AI in cybersecurity and software development is already breaking things.

My interview on BBC Radio Foyle about Amazon’s AWS being online after a day-long outage that impacted companies and organizations across the country and globe, knocking out websites and apps for millions.

My interview on BBC Radio Ulster about Amazon Web Services (AWS) disruption across core cloud infrastructure, leading to global outages for businesses, government services and everyday users.

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My interview on BBC Radio Ulster about the government writing to chief executives across the country strongly recommending that they should have physical copies of their plans at the ready as a precaution.

My interview on BBC Radio Ulster Consumer Fightback about the benefits of AI powered Finance Apps.

My interview in Networking+ on how retailers should focus on raising the standard of security across every connection.

My interview with ITPro on the need to build zero trust principles, embrace frameworks like secure access service edge (SASE) and security service edge (SSE) as well as prepare for a quantum-safe future.

My interview with BBC Hereford and Worcester about Jaguar Land Rover who after suffering one of the worst cyber attacks in British history, have restarted car production following a £1.5 billion commitment from the UK government in order to protect their vulnerable supply chain.

My interview with BBC Radio Foyle on Harrods blaming its supplier after criminals steal 430k customers’ data in fresh attack & Meta ad-free subscription.

My interview with SC Magazine on security leaders needing to “take a multi-layered approach to security, covering people, processes and technology”.

My interview with BBC Radio Berkshire on the City of London Police obtaining 3,000 convicted handsets, worth up to £4 million, as part of its ‘Safer City Streets’ campaign.

My interview with Voice of Islam on the rise of fake news and what can be done to combat it.

My interview with BBC Radio Ulster on a new digital ID scheme aiming to combat illegal working while making it easier for the vast majority of people to use vital government services.

My interview with BBC Radio Bristol on plans for every adult in the UK to have a digital ID card, as the prime minister looks to toughen measures against irregular immigrants despite concerns over civil liberties.

My interview with BBC Radio Stoke on the Co-op saying the cyber-attack it suffered earlier this year cost it at least £206m in lost revenues.

My interview with The Independent on how it is more common now to undergo an entirely digital application and interview process, and how these schemes are exploiting that shift.