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.
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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.
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As head of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, the former Army officer is seeking to convince millions of Americans that the electoral system is more secure than ever.
By: Katrina Manson
The state is prepared for potential problems, but secretary of state says elections are ‘safe and secure.’
(Bloomberg) -- The nation's top official for safeguarding election infrastructure called the spread of election fraud allegations “irresponsible” after
By: Katrina Manson
The nation’s top official for safeguarding election infrastructure called the spread of election fraud allegations “irresponsible” after being asked about such claims by former President Donald Trump and X owner Elon Musk.
By: Katrina Manson, Jamie Tarabay, Kelcee Griffis
Chinese state-sponsored hackers perpetrated a “broad and significant cyber-espionage campaign” in which they breached multiple telecommunications companies, US officials said in a statement on Wednesday, confirming additional details about cyberattacks with major national security implications.
By: Katrina Manson, Ashlee Vance, Tom Giles
President-elect Donald Trump and his team consulted with Trae Stephens, executive chairman of defense technology startup Anduril Industries Inc., underscoring the incoming administration’s plans to shake up the US military, according to people familiar with the matter.
(Bloomberg) -- President-elect Donald Trump and his team consulted with Trae Stephens, executive chairman of defense technology startup Anduril
(Bloomberg) -- President-elect Donald Trump and his team consulted with Trae Stephens, executive chairman of defense technology startup Anduril Industries Inc., underscoring the incoming administration's plans to shake up the US military, according to people familiar with the matter.
The director of the National Security Agency on Wednesday urged the private sector to take swift, collective action to share key details about breaches they have suffered at the hands of Chinese hackers who have infiltrated US telecommunications.
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