Microsoft warned in order to safeguard against cybersecurity threats, sports, associations, teams, and venues must adopt protective measures
’s latest Cyber Signals report has highlighted threats to large venues and sporting and entertainment events.support to critical infrastructure facilities during Qatar’s hosting of the FIFA World Cup in 2022., said with major sporting events, like the recent netball and football World Cups, the company anticipates large scale events will continue to attract cyberthreats.
“Cybersecurity threats to large events and venues, especially those in increasingly connected environments, are diverse and complex, and require constant vigilance and collaboration among stakeholders to prevent and mitigate escalation.”Erasmus said venue IT systems and arenas contain hundreds of known and unknown vulnerabilities that allow threat actors to target critical business services such as point-of-sale devices, IT infrastructures, and visitor devices.
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