Winning in business means keeping up with ever-changing new tech. That’s why Kaspersky’s podcast illuminating today’s tech opportunities for business leaders – Insight Story – is back. In season 2, host Susi O’Neill unpacks the latest tech trends with global experts and business insiders, all to keep you ahead of your competition.

Ghislaine Boddington speaks to professionals committed to making STEM careers more welcoming to women and girls. With Patricia Peck, CEO, Peck Advogados and equity and inclusion expert Dr. Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE, CEO, Stemettes.

Glimpse our evolving cyborg world with writer and presenter Ghislaine Boddington, speaking with Dani Clode, prosthetic, augmentation and product designer at Cambridge University’s Alternative Limb Project, augmented artist Neil Harbisson, who sees himself as a ’Trans Species,’ and David Emm, Principal Security Researcher at Kaspersky.

Ghislaine Boddington discusses the exciting and thorny topic of our extended selves in healthcare tech with Michael Geer, Co-founder of Humanity app, Marija Butkovic, world expert in women’s health innovation and Founder of Women of Wearables and David Emm, Principal Security Researcher at Kaspersky.

Technology has long triggered change in the home – from telephones, to television, and now telepresence, with mass data flowing through high-speed broadband, streaming and voice assistants. Ghislaine Boddington talks to Sonia Livingstone, Professor of Social Psychology, London School of Economics, about how today’s tech is changing family relationships – sometimes, for the better. Sly Spencer Lee, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Emerge, explains a new technology letting people far from each other...

Gaming companies have long wanted their games to appeal to women. Early successes like Pac-Man showed the size of the untapped market, while ironically, Ms. Pac-Man missed the mark. How should games companies work to better reach wider audiences?

Metaverses are immersive virtual worlds accessed through gaming consoles, VR headsets and computers. In them, you can do almost anything you’d do in the real world, like play sport and express yourself through fashion. Interestingly, the metaverse itself is already changing what these activities will likely mean to us in future. Host Ghislaine Boddington meets Michaela Larosse of digital fashion house The Fabricant and Professor Andy Miah, Chair of Science Communication and Future Media at...

The award-winning audio series examining trends shaping technology from the perspective of the recent past, Fast Forward, is back. Season 2 looks at how technological change is affecting us as living human beings.

PREVIEW: With businesses drowning in information on the latest tech, Insight Story, a new podcast from Kaspersky explores tech trends in ways that helps business leaders decide how to use them, or not.

In this final episode, space is the new place. Alongside authentic recordings from space, we visit the Moon, Mars and beyond and consider proposed future missions like the lunar space station, mining on the Moon and crewed missions to Mars.

TRAILER: In this final episode of series 1, space is the new place.

We look inside the automated workspace of tomorrow and ask why machines should look and behave like us. Presenter Ken Hollings examines how we’ll work with AI and robots in the future.

TRAILER: We look inside the automated workspace of tomorrow and ask why machines should look and behave like us.

Set in the haunted Victorian parlor, we look at a famous test for machine intelligence from that era and its implications today. A machine, legendary code-breaker Alan Turing argued, might be intelligent if it can lie convincingly.

TRAILER: Set in the haunted Victorian parlor, we look at a famous test for machine intelligence from that era and its implications today.

The concept of the City of the Future has been around a long time. Dozens of cities have been refashioned at some point as global centers for commerce, culture or data. What impact has the COVID-19 pandemic had on urban life? Has working at home ushered in a new era of new digital suburbs?

Trailer: The concept of the City of the Future has been around a long time. Has working at home ushered in a new era of new digital suburbs?

Ken Hollings carts listeners through the aisles of today’s supermarket, where interactivity and augmented reality play an increasing role in the shopping experience. QR codes and RFID chips give customers quick access to recipes, advice on nutrition and information on freshness and origin.

Ken Hollings carts listeners through the aisles of today’s supermarket, where interactivity and augmented reality play an increasing role in the shopping experience.

Trailer: A fresh look at data access in the age of The Cloud with Ken Hollings.

A fresh look at data access in the age of The Cloud. With so many thoughts, images and memories digitally logged and uploaded, is it only a matter of time before our past catches up with us? Are there better ways to store our information? Our data has been forming its own infrastructure of billions of blogs, documents and emails we no longer use. Ken Hollings talks with data engineer and University of Michigan Associate Professor of English Tung-Hui Hu about ideas in his book A Prehistory...

New series Fast Forward explores the past, present and future of the network technologies around us.