ZeroFox’s 2023 Women’s World Cup Event Assessment highlights security, cyber, and social risks tied to the tournament hosted in Australia and New Zealand. While both countries are generally safe, threats include ticket scams, fake apps, petty crime, and alcohol-related violence. Geopolitical tensions may surface between Chinese and Australian supporters, and social engineering attacks are expected to increase. Protest risks are higher among players advocating for pay equality and better treatment than from external groups. Cyberattacks from nation-state actors like China or Russia remain possible but unlikely. ZeroFox recommends vigilance, secure transactions, and strong cyber hygiene for attendees and organizations.

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