Report
2023 Women’s World Cup Australia and New Zealand
ZeroFox’s 2023 Women’s World Cup Event Assessment highlights security, cyber, and social risks surrounding the tournament hosted in Australia and New Zealand. While both nations are considered safe, risks include ticket scams, fake apps, street crime, and alcohol-related violence. Geopolitical tensions may arise between Chinese and Australian fans, and social engineering schemes are expected to surge. Potential protests are more likely from players demanding pay equity and better conditions than from external groups. Cyber threats from China or Russia are possible but low likelihood. ZeroFox advises vigilance against scams, cyberattacks, and in-stadium protests for safe event participation.