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Brian Honan

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As seen in: TechTarget, The Irish Times, Irish Independent, Irish Examiner, Computer Weekly, CSO, Infosecurity Magazine, The Parliament Magazine, HR.com
CEO of @bhconsulting, Head of Ireland's CSIRT @irisscert, & former Special Advisor on CyberSecurity to Europol. @brianhonan@mastodon.social PGP ID 0xF1B5CF7D

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Why a gradual move away from US tech is a good idea

Why a gradual move away from US tech is a good idea

For a small business in Cork or a family in Galway, digital sovereignty means not waking up one day to find t…

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If you use American tech, your data is subject to Trump's whims

If you use American tech, your data is subject to Trump's whims

Sanctions against the International Criminal Court chief prosecutor show politically driven orders from the U…

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Public Sector Cyber Security Republic of Ireland 2026

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By Brian Honan, Hazel Murray, Akhil Atreya
| The Parliament Magazine Verified
From data exposure and model manipulation to supply‑chain vulnerabilities and the automation of cyber threats, securing AI usage across public services is a critical issue. This session will explore how organisations can safely harness the benefits of AI without creating new vulnerabilities, regulatory risks or threats to public trust.
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Trustworthy Computing: Looking Back to Look Forward

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By Brian Honan
| Infosecurity Magazine Verified
Anniversaries are often a time to reflect on the past but also to look to the future. A major anniversary in the field of computer security was reached on the 15th of January this year. That date marked the 10th anniversary of Bill Gates' famous memo marking the start of Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing Initiative. For those of us who were around in 2002 we remember Microsoft was taking a lot of criticism, and rightly so, for the lack of security in their products.
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2013: The Year for Privacy?

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By Brian Honan
| Infosecurity Magazine Verified
As we approach the end of the year it is only natural that people start looking forward to what may happen in the upcoming New Year. My inbox, like everyone else’s, has been flooded with messages from vendors predicting the threats that we will face in 2013, and by some strange twist of fate only their product can product us from them.
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