Atos Awarded €326 Million EU Contract for Cybersecurity Services

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Edward Zhou

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September 29, 2025
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European Commission selects Atos as cybersecurity provider

European Commission selects Atos as cybersecurity provider

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Atos has signed a €326 million, four-year framework contract with the European Commission to deliver cybersecurity services. This partnership, announced on September 24, 2025, involves a consortium with Leonardo, the Italian defense group, utilizing a “cascade” mechanism that prioritizes Atos for cybersecurity tasks assigned by EU institutions, agencies, and bodies. The scope of the contract includes the acquisition of professional services related to cloud and information systems, covering key areas such as incident response, digital forensics, threat monitoring, malware analysis, and offensive security capabilities including vulnerability management and penetration testing.

For more details, visit Atos wins EU contract for operational cybersecurity services and La Comisión destina 326 millones de euros a reforzar la ciberseguridad de las instituciones europeas.

Key Contract Details

The contract, which is part of the CLOUD II Dynamic Purchasing System, emphasizes operational cybersecurity services. Atos was awarded this contract during the program's seventeenth mini-competition, positioning it as the primary point of contact for the European Commission in this realm. The agreement aims to provide ongoing support to EU agencies and institutions, focusing on operational assistance, advice, and capacity building around cloud and information systems. The initiative is coordinated by DG DIGIT, the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Digital Services.

The contract encompasses various technical operational services including:

  • Incident response and digital forensics
  • Threat intelligence and monitoring
  • Malware analysis
  • Offensive security measures

For further insights, see Atos to provide cyber security services to EU and La Comisión destina 326 millones de euros a reforzar la ciberseguridad de las instituciones europeas.

Consortium Collaboration

Atos will work closely with Leonardo to combine their respective expertise in cybersecurity services. This collaboration is intended to enhance the range and specialization of services provided to European institutions. The contract is a continuation of Atos’ existing activities in the cybersecurity domain, reflecting the trust placed in them by EU institutions.

The four-year framework agreement allows for a potential extension of up to 48 months, ensuring a sustained commitment to improving cybersecurity resilience across the EU. Representatives from both companies highlight the importance of this contract as a testament to their long-standing cooperation and the capability to address unprecedented challenges in cybersecurity.

For additional information, refer to Atos wins EU contract for operational cybersecurity services and La Comisión destina 326 millones de euros a reforzar la ciberseguridad de las instituciones europeas.

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Edward Zhou
Edward Zhou

CEO & Co-Founder

 

CEO & Co-Founder of Gopher Security, leading the development of Post-Quantum cybersecurity technologies and solutions.

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