What the World Cup can teach us about cybersecurity resilience

The article argues that the World Cup’s primary cybersecurity story was the absence of major public disruptions, while warning that significant risks—fraudulent spoofed sites, vendor and supply-chain weaknesses, and under-protected operational technology—remain. It emphasizes that resilient event security requires early cross-sector planning, clear roles, information sharing, and continuous threat intelligence rather than relying on perimeter defenses or yesterday’s playbooks.