Bree Fowler is a Senior Writer at CNET. She covers all aspects of cybersecurity, drawing on her extensive experience from previous roles at the Associated Press and Consumer Reports. Bree's work has been featured in notable publications such as WDEL, Inc. Magazine, and Yahoo News, among others.
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Bree Fowler's coverage focuses on tech, privacy & cybersecurity, and house & home topics. She seems to be interested in providing practical advice and warnings about online scams, cybersecurity threats, and the intersection of technology with everyday life.
Given this focus, Bree may be receptive to pitches that offer expert insights or data-driven analysis related to emerging cybersecurity threats, advancements in AI impacting consumer choices or safety measures for activities like running. Additionally, she might also be interested in stories about new technologies aimed at protecting consumers from online scams or safeguarding their privacy.
While there is no specified geographic focus for Bree's articles based on her coverage attributes and themes covered it appears she covers news of international relevance.
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By: Bree Fowler
Huntress' CEO discusses the value of AI in cybersecurity and why he’d probably not found the firm again if he could go back and start over.
By: Bree Fowler
Companies and their employees alike should beware of scams and phishing attempts.
By: Bree Fowler, Ryan Nakashima
The release of the new Star Wars movie may still be months off, but Disney is unleashing its full marketing "Force" behind the launch of hundreds of toys and other
By: Bree Fowler
AI dominated the show — from faster processors and smarter vehicles to humanoid robots and home helpers — plus connected bricks and a trifold phone.
One victim reveals how she was fleeced for $26,000 by a stranger who pretended to love her: ‘He knew how not to suffocate me, but move things fast’
JPMorgan Chase uses digital fingerprints and digital twins to spot online attackers and malicious behaviors while also reducing pesky false alerts.
At first glance, the data privacy labels on app stores look helpful, but it will take more than that to protect users' privacy.
By the time Ayleen Charlotte realized what had happened, she was broke, in debt, and didn't know what to do.
By: Bree Fowler
Subscription chargebacks, a form of friendly fraud, are costly. Mastercard and Ethoca built tech to prevent disputes, and Fraud Deflect is the first to bring it directly to merchants.
On March 6, I had the opportunity to speak and provide testimony at the SEC Investor Advisory Committee’s panel on Retail Investor Fraud in America...
