• TIAKI Sounds - Protecting the Digital Fan Goldmine in the Age of AI Cybercrime

  • Auteur(s): David Andrew
  • Podcast

TIAKI Sounds - Protecting the Digital Fan Goldmine in the Age of AI Cybercrime

Auteur(s): David Andrew
  • Résumé

  • How major football clubs are leveraging their vast fan data for digital revenue through personalised content and retail. However, it warns that this valuable "digital goldmine" is increasingly targeted by sophisticated AI-powered cybercriminals, making robust cybersecurity a crucial revenue enabler rather than just a cost.

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    https://tiaki.ai/protecting-the-franchise-quantifiable-cybersecurity-kpis-for-the-boardroom/


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