Becky Bracken is a Senior Editor at Dark Reading. She is a veteran multimedia journalist specializing in cybersecurity, with a focus on topics such as cyber attacks, data breaches, and device security. Becky has been featured in prominent publications including Beaumont Enterprise, Threatpost, Data Center Knowledge, and SFGate.
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Becky Bracken’s coverage is heavily focused on privacy and cybersecurity, with an emphasis on government announcements and press releases. Given this focus, she would likely be most responsive to pitches that align with breaking news or official statements from relevant authorities in the realm of cybersecurity.
Bracken's articles suggest a preference for covering incidents related to cybercrime, ransomware attacks, hacking events, and data breaches. Pitches should aim to provide insights into these specific areas or offer expert commentary on how current events impact the broader landscape of privacy and cybersecurity.
Given her lack of specified geographic focus but inclusion of international incidents such as those involving North Korea and Russia, it appears she takes a global view when covering stories in the privacy and cybersecurity space.
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