Talks & Press

Press

2022

• “Blackouts & Financial Loss: Should You Be Afraid of Russian Cyber Attacks?” DW Shift (24 March 2022)
• “Anonymous claims it has hacked the Central Bank of Russia,” Computer Weekly (24 March 2022).
• “Alarmbereitschaft für die Cyberabwehr,” Börsen-Zeitung (16 March 2022).
• “Alarm in Cyberspace!” Frankfurt am Main (7 March 2022).
• “Anonymous vs. Russia: What can hackers do against a nuclear power?” DW Shift (3 March 2022).
• “Hundretusenvis skal ha vervet seg til tjeneste. Men ikke alle har troen på Ukrainas,” Aftenporten (3 March 2022).
• “With some cheering on attacks by anonymous hackers in Ukraine crisis, concern grows over an all-out cyberwar,” Today Online (2 March 2022).
• “Shadowy hackers group Anonymous declares cyberwar on Russia for Ukraine invasion.” United Press International (1 March 2022).
• “Anonymous förklarar cyberkrig mot Ryssland,” Svenksa Dabladet (28 February 2022).
• “Anonymous förklarar cyberkrig mot Ryssland,” Dagens Industri (28 February 2022).
• “Anonymous: Cyberkrig mot Ryssland,” Dagens PS (28 February 2022).
• “Hackers replace Russian state news website with anti-war and anti-Putin messages,” Leicester Mercury (28 February 2022).
• “Anonymous: the hacker collective that has declared cyberwar on Russia,” The Guardian (27 February 2022).
• “Russia unleashed data-wiper malware on Ukraine, say cyber experts,” The Guardian (24 February 2022).
• “How the growing Russian ransomware threat is costing companies dear,” The Guardian (5 February 2022). “The blame game: EU criticized for ‘fragmented and slow’ approach to cyber-attack attribution,” The Daily Swig (10 Janury 2022).

2021

• 2021: Year in Review Security, Insights Podcast (16th December 2021).
• “Iranian APT Group Revived Phishing Activities Over Holidays,” Bank Info Security (16th January 2021).
• “Cyber sector welcomes PM’s defence review,” Computer Weekly (17th March 2021).
• “Dubious Covid-19 Shots, Fake Vaccination Certificates Proliferate on Dark Web,” Wall Street Journal (5yh May 2021).
• “Ransomware’s next target: Schools,” Politico (1st September 2021).
• “Experts say China’s low-level cyberwar is becoming severe threat,” The Guardian (23 September 2021).
• “Fast-moving Ryuk campaign targets healthcare organisations,” Computer Weekly (8th October 2021).
• “When criminals go corporate: Ransomware-as-a-service, bulk discounts and more,” The Register (11 October 2021).
• “Supply chain attacks are the hacker's new favourite weapon. And the threat is getting bigger,” ZD Net (20th October 2021) “National Cyber Strategy,” Professional Security Magazine (15th December 2021).

2020

• ”Covid-19 vaccine: State-sponsored hackers accused of trying to steal vaccine secrets,” iNews (22 November 2020).
• “Hackers 'try to steal Covid vaccine secrets in intellectual property war,'” The Guardian (22 November 2020).
• “FireEye Predicts Ransomware Will Evolve and Expand in 2021,” Security Week (17 November 2020).
• A day in the life CREST interview (19 March 2020).
• “Domain Registries Ramp Up Fight Against Malicious Coronavirus Sites, Following 11,309 Registrations,” Computer Business Review (15th April 2020).
• “Majority of Successful Phishing Tests Prompt Users to Change Their Password,” Computer Business Review (9th April 2020). “The Average ‘Cyber Breach’ Costs Business £5,220 Says this Gov’t Report: Is It Badly Wrong?” Computer Business Review (2nd April 2020).

Talks

2022

• “A Situation Report on the Russia-Ukraine Invasion,” SASIG (21 March 2022).
• “Geopolitics of cyberspace: the new world order of cyber threats,” Finish Institute of International Affairs webinar (7 March 2022).
• “Security Intelligence Masterclass,” 6th Financial Services SASIG Workshop (10 February 2022). “Ransomware's Unceasing Scourge: Lessons Learned within the EMEA Region,” Mandiant Webinar (26 January 2022).

2020

• “How is Incident Response Doing in the XXIst Century (or COVID era),” IOT Solutions World Congress (3rd December 2020).
• “A Global Reset: Cybersecurity Predictions 2021,” SASIG webinar (17th November 2020).
• “Threat Intelligence Drives Effective Vulnerability Management,” FireEye Mandiant #ThoughtfulTuesdays webinar (22nd September 2020).
• “2030: backcasting the potential rise and fall of cyber threat intelligence,” Virus Bulletin 2020 conference (30th September 2020).
• “Ransomware Trends and the Opportunities of an Intelligence-led Security Programme,” SASIG webinar (14th September 2020).
• “The Role of InfoSec in the Remote World: Remote Savouir or Lockdown Police?” RANT even presented with Michael Marriott (23rd April 2020).
• “Brands Under Attack: How You Can Protect Your Brand Online and Manage Digital Risk,” Spire Solutions Brand Protection Webinar (20th April 2020).
• “What The Wire can Teach us About Cyber Security,” The Many Hats Club Isolation Conference (26th March 2020).
• “Shedding a Light on the Dark Web,” Anglia Ruskin University, OWASP Cambridge, and BCS Cybercrime Workshop (11th March 2020).
• “Cyber Security Assemblages,” lecture at University of Exeter Strategy and Security Institute (10th March 2020).
• “2030: Backcasting the Rise and Fall of Cyber Threat Intelligence,” CREST CTIPS Conference (25th February 2020).
• “Shedding a Light on the Dark Web,” UK-Netherlands Cyber & Fintech Summit (20th February 2020).

2019

• “5G Security Predictions,” panelist at GSMA Mobile 360 Security for 5G event (28 May 2019).
• “Bridging the Gap Between IT Security and Other Business Leaders,” roundtable at Nordic Cyber Series (20th February 2019).

2018

• “Fake News and Why You Should Care,” Belgian Cyber Security Convention (25th October 2018).

2016

• “Proxy Actors in the Cyber Domain: Implications for State Strategy” lecture at University of Oxford Training Sessions on the Modern Information Society Training Session No.3, Tallinn University of Technology (1st October 2016).
• “International Cyber Frameworks,” lecture at University of Reading (24th October 2016).
• “Strategies of Cyber Crisis Management,” lecture at University of Oxford Training Sessions on the Modern Information Society Training Sessions No.2, Tallinn University of Technology (23rd April 2016).