
Institution of Engineers of Ireland
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Oct 23, 2026
The Security Box covers news, notes, breaches of the week, Flame and SecurID (Secure ID)
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29:03Nick EspinosaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And so with that, let's start with the classiest ransomware gang out there, the gentlemen.
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29:09Nick EspinosaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They hit in the past six days, AirQ, Axle Logistics, Campbell Raya, CAS Paper Mill, and Climeta, see, like I said, butchering these things, Engineers Ireland, Entry Systems, Garage Doors and Gates, Europe, Assistant South Africa, First Dental Health, Geodental and Med Spa, Inovar Packaging Group, Janet, Janet and Suggs, MAP Switzerland, Martin LLP, Museum Siam, Netcore UNBXD, New Porch Beach Dentistry, Pantanal Argicola, Petroleum Telecom Communications, Regio Nord, Saga University, Santa Barbara Endodontics, SBI Audiovisual, Service Master of Ottawa, Shared Medical Technology, Skin Center, Sladek and Partners, Songwu Industrial, St. Peter's College, Suhai, Serjunanka, Pesawola, again, Tai Ha, Universidad de Paso Fundo, and Wellington College International School in Bangkok.
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30:18Nick EspinosaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The Keelan ransomware gang hit Via Credit Union, Brame Telecom, Chattanooga Shooting Supplies, Commune of Lee Tampon, Hocon Gas, Hypergen, KD Corporation, Keogh Corporation, Kemlos Diecasting Products, Sergis Systech, Shieldwall Systems of Florida, Telco Federal Credit Union, The Excalibur Group, MOA Architecture, Kampapa, Victoria, Milstein Family Law, The Golden Legacy Financing, Con Auto, ProDeal, Ringside Creative, Friendship Christian School, apparently the friendliest Christian school out there, Courix, Municipo de Rio Grande, and First Brothers Co.
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31:05Nick EspinosaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The Lockbit Ransomware Gang, no slouch either, Grupo ABG, Courix, Kids Are Cool Pediatric Dentistry, Luxor Company for Water and Wastewater, New Era Machines, Torvicia, Donlin, Godot, and Rubin, Cord Hotels, and Sky CC.
Is Experience Making Construction Workers Complacent? | John Egan
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3:28John EganGUEST
So we meet regularly where We're members of a number of different committees, the likes of the National Focal Point Network, which again is health and safety related and it's looking at developments on the European Union level.
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3:44John EganGUEST
Then there's the Construction Safety Partnership Advisory Committee and that includes the likes of ourselves, Health and Safety Authority, SOLUS, Engineers Ireland, IBEC, and the list goes on, including trade unions as well.
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3:56John EganGUEST
And that really is looking, that's an advisory support and health and safety authority.
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4:01John EganGUEST
We also sit down on the construction industry advisory group, which is an advisory to SOLUS.
Marine Engineering: Inside Dublin Port
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0:17Eamon McElroyGUEST
When I went for my interview, I can guarantee you.
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0:25Dusty RhodesHOST
Hi there, my name is Dusty Rhodes and you're welcome to Amplified, the Engineers Ireland podcast.
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0:30Dusty RhodesHOST
Today, we're getting a fascinating glimpse into some of the extraordinary marine engineering above and below the waterline at Dublin Port.
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0:39Dusty RhodesHOST
In particular, we'll be getting the inside story on the arrival of Magner, the world's largest backhoe dredger, which has a bucket large enough to lift a small two-storey house or fill six tipper trucks in a single scoop.
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38:00Dusty RhodesHOST
Thank you.
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38:01Dusty RhodesHOST
If you have enjoyed our conversation today, please do share this episode with a colleague or a friend within the industry.
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38:07Dusty RhodesHOST
You can find us by searching for Engineers Ireland wherever you get your podcasts.
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38:11Dusty RhodesHOST
The Amplified podcast is produced by dustpod.io for Engineers Ireland.
Your Breaches of the Week! October 12-18, 2026
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0:47Nick EspinosaHOST
And so with that, let's start with the classiest ransomware gang out there, the gentlemen.
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0:52Nick EspinosaHOST
They hit in the past six days, AirQ, Axle Logistics, Campbell Rhea, CAS Paper Mill, Climeta, see, like I said, butchering these things, Engineers Ireland, Entry Systems, Garage Doors and Gates, Europe, Assistant South Africa, First Dental Health, Geodental and Med Spa, Inovar Packaging Group, Janet, Janet and Suggs, MAP Switzerland, Martin LLP, Museum Siam, Netcore UNBXD, New Porch Beach Dentistry, Pantanal Argicola, Petroleum Telecom Communications, Regio Nord, Saga University, Santa Barbara Endodontics, SBI Audiovisual, Service Master of Ottawa, Shared Medical Technology, Skin Center, Sladek and Partners, Songwu Industrial, St. Peter's College, Suhai, Surjunanka, Pesawola, again, Tai Ha, Universidad de Paso Fundo, and Wellington College International School in Bangkok.
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2:01Nick EspinosaHOST
The Keelan ransomware gang hit Via Credit Union, Brame Telecom, Chattanooga Shooting Supplies, Commune of Lee Tampon, Hocon Gas, Hypergen, KD Corporation, Keogh Corporation, Kemlos Diecasting Products, Sergis Systech, Shieldwall Systems of Florida, Telco Federal Credit Union, The Excalibur Group, MOA Architecture, Kampapa, Victoria, Milstein Family Law, The Golden Legacy Financing, Con Auto, ProDeal, Ringside Creative, Friendship Christian School, apparently the friendliest Christian school out there, Courix, Municipo de Rio Grande, and First Brothers Co.
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2:49Nick EspinosaHOST
The Lockbit Ransomware Gang, no slouch either, Grupo ABG, Courix, Kids Are Cool Pediatric Dentistry, Luxor Company for Water and Wastewater, New Era Machines, Torvicia, Donlin, Godot, and Rubin, Cord Hotels, and Sky CC.
Can Ireland become the world leader in digital health?
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0:58speaker_2NARRATOR
[upbeat music] The Pat Kenny Show on Newstalk.
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1:06Pat KennyHOST
Next week, a major conference, uh, presented by Engineers Ireland will host the launch of Moonshot that will seek to make Ireland the world leader in digital health.
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1:14Pat KennyHOST
The man behind Mission 10X is Professor Martin Curley, Director of Digital Health Ecosystems at Maynooth University, and he's with me here at the RDS.
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1:23Pat KennyHOST
Martin, good morning and welcome.
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7:52Martin CurleyGUEST
Well, th-
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7:52Pat KennyHOST
Co-responsible if you're-
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7:54Martin CurleyGUEST
That's a terrific question, and this comes down to why Engineers Ireland and the Academy of Manu.
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7:59Martin CurleyGUEST
We're architecting, like, health systems have never been properly architectured or engineered, and at the core of this program, Mission DNX, is something that we call a SPINE, a Secure Patient Information Network Exchange.
Booming cannabis trade; Drumcree court hearing; and delays to the National Children’s Hospital
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5:51Andrew McNairHOST
Housing also remains a dominant issue, as we know.
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5:54Andrew McNairHOST
The Director General of Engineers Ireland, Damien Owens, says many young professionals are doing everything expected of them, securing qualifications and jobs, but still can't afford to buy a home.
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6:05Andrew McNairHOST
He warns more may choose to emigrate if affordability doesn't improve.
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6:10Andrew McNairHOST
Parents want action on childcare costs and staffing shortages and creches, while single-parent families and those caring for children with disabilities are seeking more targeted support to cope with mounting expenses.
Leading Global Engineering Teams
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6:02Shane CallananGUEST
You're able to create that differentiator from everybody else that's out there fighting to win the business, and our strength was the product that we were developing.
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6:10Shane CallananGUEST
So- With the support of Enterprise Ireland at the time, and with Engineers Ireland as part of their continuous professional development program, we had created a really, really strong framework of getting engineers out in front of customers, understanding what they need, and actually be able to preempt what they need ahead of time.
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6:30Shane CallananGUEST
And that's what I mean by a strong engineering culture.
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6:32Shane CallananGUEST
We had the right people out in front of customers, talking their language, being able to exactly identify what they need from us.
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8:51Shane CallananGUEST
They would tell us then whether it's not for them or whether they would like to pursue it f- even further.
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8:55Shane CallananGUEST
If they would like to pursue it further, then we make it part of their career development.
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8:58Shane CallananGUEST
Again, leaning back on the continuous professional development framework that Engineers Ireland have, we would create a plan over a period of maybe one or two or three years as to how we develop the skill sets necessary for that individual to be more effective in the field.
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9:11Shane CallananGUEST
But in many cases, we've tried it and it's been very clear this is not an individual who wants to spend time on the road.
€1bn revenues, 40,000 students and a place in the top 100: Orla Feeney on running UCD
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36:06Orla FeelyGUEST
But coming back then to UCD, lecturing generations of engineering students, seeing them go out into the country and now the opportunities in the country being so fantastic for them, seeing what they've all achieved.
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36:19Orla FeelyGUEST
Being president of the Irish Research Council, being the president of Engineers Ireland, you know, being able to do all of these things, see from so many different perspectives how Ireland transformed itself, what we did.
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36:32Orla FeelyGUEST
And then for me now, the question as president of UCD is what next? What? How do we support Ireland into the next stage of its development? But also, of course, we're no longer a university that is just for and about Ireland.
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36:45Orla FeelyGUEST
Yes.