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In 2023, Nuke From Orbit commissioned research amongst 1,000 UK adults to assess smartphone usage behaviours and the growing threat landscape for users. The Nuke From Orbit team then analysed the findings to identify common themes and better understand the scale of the problems posed by mobile phone theft.
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Mobile security Q&A: Nuke From Orbit CEO James O’Sullivan talks cybercrime, smartphones, and AI
March 26, 2025
The Cereal Entrepreneur
How One Theft Led to a Revolutionary Security App
February 14, 2025
Financial IT
Shoulder surfing: exploring ways to curb smartphone fraud
October 11, 2024
BBC London News
'A mobile phone is stolen in London every 6 minutes' [00:44]
September 16, 2024
Sky News
Over 70,000 victims of bag and phone theft on streets of England and Wales [02:19]
September 4, 2024
IBS Intelligence
Podcast Ep734 What happens if your smartphone with all your banking apps is stolen?
July 25, 2024
Techfinitive
James O’Sullivan, CEO and Founder of Nuke from Orbit: “We should all aspire to do more than just what’s required”
July 16, 2024
The Sun
WIPE OUT Thieves drained my bank account of £21k after I made easy mistake on night out – how to avoid it happening to you
July 10, 2024
Payment Expert
Nuke From Orbit: A real-world fraud solution from a real-world story
April 29, 2024
MADDYNESS
Meet Nuke From Orbit, because protecting your data has never been more important.
April 3, 2024
Nuke blog
My visit to the Houses of Parliament with The App Association
Find out more about why I went, who I met and what I learnt
The App Association: What they do and why they matter
One of the many people I met at Web Summit 2024 was Stephen Tulip, the UK manager for The App Associationa href="https://actonline.org/" target="_blank">(ACT). Since then, ACT has opened my eyes to what yo
Nuke From Orbit’s smartphone safety campaign
We are in the FT!
(and other amazing coverage from the last few months)
Jane Austin didn't work in marketing. But if she had, she might have said something like this:
You said it, Alt-Jane Austin. Any boy“It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a tech company in possession of a good idea, must be in want of publicity.”
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