Katrina Manson is a journalist covering cyber and emerging technology for Bloomberg. Her work has been featured in various publications, including Bloomberg News, Financial Times, and The Sunday Times. She focuses on reporting on cybersecurity threats, data breaches, and the impact of technology on society.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Katrina Manson's coverage predominantly focuses on cybersecurity, hacking incidents, and government announcements related to these events. She also covers topics such as politics and world affairs.
For outreach to Katrina, individuals with expertise in cybersecurity policies and practices would be most effective in providing insights into evolving cyber threats and the government’s responses. Additionally, experts in international relations who can provide analysis on nation-state cyber activities would be valuable sources for her articles.
It is essential to note that Katrina specifically highlights breaking news stories within her coverage attributes; therefore, timely pitches featuring recent developments or expert opinions on emerging cybersecurity issues are likely to resonate best with her.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Katrina Manson
Russia, Iran and China are “ramping up” attempts to stoke divisions within the US ahead of November's presidential election, according to a top
By: Katrina Manson
Russia, Iran and China are “ramping up” attempts to stoke divisions within the US ahead of November’s presidential election, according to a top Department of Justice official.
By: Katrina Manson
Russia, Iran and China are “ramping up” attempts to stoke divisions within the U.S. ahead of November's presidential election, according to a top Department of Justice official.
By: Katrina Manson
Russia, Iran and China are “ramping up” attempts to stoke divisions within the U.S. ahead of November’s presidential election, according to a top Department of Justice official.
By: Katrina Manson
pc ctg “tcorkpi wr” cvvgorvu vq uvqmg fkxkukqpu ykvjkp vjg W.U. cjgcf qh Pqxgodgt'u rtgukfgpvkcn gngevkqp, ceeqtfkpi vq c vqr Fgrctvogpv qh Lwuvkeg qhhkekcn.
The US has imposed new sanctions related to the Intellexa Consortium, a web of companies that makes “Predator” spyware products that Biden administration officials say have been used to target American officials and enable human rights abuses.
The US has imposed new sanctions related to the Intellexa Consortium, a web of companies that makes “Predator” spyware products that Biden administration officials say have been used to target American officials and enable human rights abuses.
The hackers behind a cyberattack against the drug distributor Cencora Inc. received a total of $75 million, the largest known cyber extortion payment ever made, according to people familiar with the matter.
Paul Nakasone says he was ‘heavily involved’ in safety oversight of o1 models
Palantir Technologies Inc. has won a $100 million contract that will extend access to artificial intelligence targeting tools to more US military personnel, giving them access to the company's digital warfare platform.
(833) 317-6278 
