Andrew Curtis, GadgetAccess and CiBRAI in the media. Andrew, founder and CEO of GadgetAccess and CiBRAI, is regularly asked by journalists and editors for comment on AI security, agentic AI, privacy and the cyber workforce. This page brings that coverage together in one place, newest first.
Recent coverage
Your clients are already using AI, you just don’t know it yet
Andrew Curtis, founder, CiBRAI and Gadget Access · by Kevin Williams
A Smarter MSP feature on the AI tools client staff are already using, quoting Andrew alongside Venn CEO David Matalon and attorney Jasmine Mines. Andrew explains how everyday actions, such as uploading a customer spreadsheet or pasting a config file that contains an API key, can expose sensitive data, why banning AI only pushes it into personal accounts with no logs or contract, and why MSPs should find out what staff use and make approved AI the easiest option.
“A prompt can be a data transfer disguised as a question.”
Experts Comment: Meta’s Muse Can Collect 31 Types Of Personal Data – Should You Be Worried?
Andrew Curtis, CISO, Gadget Access
Andrew joins a TechRound panel of privacy, security and legal experts assessing the App Store privacy disclosure for Meta’s new Muse agent. He argues that training on personal workflows by default is the wrong choice, and warns that a parent’s connected inbox and calendar can expose a child’s school, health and routine details.
“Disclosure is not justification.”
Cybersecurity talent shortage requires new approach beyond recruitment
Andrew Curtis, founder and CEO, CiBRAI and Gadget Access
MSSP Alert picks up Andrew’s Smarter MSP interview, highlighting his case for growing security talent from existing help-desk and infrastructure engineers, and for a human-plus-AI operating model in which people stay accountable for critical actions.
The cybersecurity skills gap isn’t a hiring problem
Andrew Curtis, founder and CEO, CiBRAI and Gadget Access · by Kevin Williams
A feature built around Andrew’s view that the cyber talent shortage is a workforce-design, retention and operating-model problem, not just a recruitment one. He sets out career pathways from the service desk into the SOC, mentoring on real cases, and using AI to take away drudgery rather than human judgement.
“Stop searching for finished cybersecurity professionals and start building them.”
Cybersecurity at Scale: Andrew Curtis on Gadget Access’ Role in Safeguarding Sensitive Industries
Andrew Curtis, CISO, Gadget Access · 24 minutes
Andrew talks through GadgetAccess’s Continuous Compliance approach for regulated sectors including Defence, Transport, Health and Government, and the early CiBRAI platform for AI-assisted threat detection.
Media enquiries
Andrew is available for comment on AI security, agentic AI and autonomous SOCs, the ASD Essential Eight and Australian Government security frameworks, critical infrastructure obligations and responsible AI adoption.
Email acurtis@gadgetaccess.com, call 1800 928 982, or find Andrew on Qwoted.
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