Case Study: International Olympic Committee achieves continuous protection against evolving cyber threats with Atos

The IOC, like the Olympic Games themselves, is a high-profile target for cyber criminals, hacktivists and terrorists

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) — a high‑profile, not‑for‑profit international organisation that holds sensitive personal and operational data and runs a major digital transformation — needed tighter, proactive cyber security to protect staff, partners and events. To meet this challenge the IOC engaged Atos to design and deliver a new cyber security strategy and services, including a Security Operations Center, Computer Security Incident Response Team, Global Threat Intelligence, SIEM, Endpoint Protection and staff cyber‑awareness training.

Atos implemented an integrated suite of tools and services that provide 24/7 real‑time monitoring and response, prioritized incident handling through multi‑source correlation and impact assessment, continuous control checks and detailed reporting. The result, delivered by Atos, is significantly strengthened cyber security and awareness across the IOC, enabling faster, more effective reaction to threats — building on Atos’ flawless track record of protecting every Olympic Games since 2002.

International Olympic Committee

Thomas Bach

President