Why do cybersecurity companies make billions whenever the World Cup begins?

Why do cybersecurity companies make billions whenever the World Cup begins? Mr. Krabs is a billionaire. He owns a private cybersecurity company. He wants to get a quick 50 million pound payout this month, but he hits a major wall. His software works perfectly, but normal businesses aren't buying his services because everything is quiet. He needs a sudden wave of panic. A wave that forces government, stadium operators, and businesses to pay instantly. But he doesn't want to build any new tech. But since Mr. Krabs follows me, he turns genius. Instead of trying to find normal corporate clients, he uses the massive international World Cup as a psychological weapon. He walks straight into a government office, sets up a flashing red danger light on a map of the new stadium, and points to a single piece of paper claiming that digital criminals from rival countries are about to attack the games computer network. He uses the threat of total chaos to manufacture terror in the minds of the country. He goes one step further and starts calling emergency meetings with television broadcasters, major sponsors, stadium operators, warning them all that their entire operations will be blacked out if they don't buy his digital protection immediately. The more the news talks about geopolitical tensions, the harder Mr. Krabs laughs inside the boardroom. He watches the live panic, live hawk officials, keeping the state officials terrified in security briefings until they completely lose their nerve. He locks in massive multi-million pound state contracts for digital barriers that are completely invisible to the human eye. Using fear, he creates an unstoppable cash pump. Mr. Krabs takes government cash and plays a clever waiting game. He watches the live tournament roll out across the globe. If a minor internet glitch or a tiny phishing email pops up anywhere near the stadium, it immediately hypes it up as a massive attack? That his company successfully blocked. Using the fake drama to justify charging even more money next time. By the time the tournament finishes, the state budget has been heavily hollowed out by his security bills. Meanwhile, the average goy taxpayer watches public taxpayer cash vanish into thin air, believing it was just the necessary cost of keeping the world safe.