Atos positioned in three segments of ISG 2026 Provider Lens for France
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- Seniority
- EVP / SVP / VP / AVP
- Job function
- Chief Information Security Officer
- Persona
- Security Operations Leader
- Buyer role
- Decision Maker / Budget Holder
- Buyer journey
- Need to Buy
- Adoption curve
- Early Majority
- Technology maturity
- Operational Expansion
- Industry
- Information Technology / Cybersecurity / Security Operations / Managed Detection & Response (MDR) / MSSP
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Atos said it was positioned in ISG’s 2026 Provider Lens report for France in three cybersecurity solutions and services segments. The company’s assessment covered Next-Gen SOC/MDR Services, Strategic Security Services, and Technical Security Services.
In the report’s framing, organizations faced increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks across cloud and hybrid environments, along with additional regulatory compliance requirements. ISG stated that standalone security tools were no longer sufficient and that organizations needed a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy.
ISG referenced Atos’ SOC/MDR services maturity for large enterprises, public-sector organizations and critical infrastructure operators, and described Atos as a sovereign European provider headquartered in France. The report also pointed to Atos’ ability to combine managed incident response services with OT environments, along with consulting that integrates risk, policy, compliance and transformation.
“Atos differentiates itself through proven SOC/MDR services with extensive detection, response, remediation and recovery capabilities, including incident response services tailored to large enterprises and public-sector organizations,” said Benoît Scheuber, principal consultant and security analyst at ISG. “Atos is recognized for its strategic security expertise, combining governance, compliance, resilience and identity management consulting services that are particularly well suited to large organizations operating in highly regulated environments,” added Benoît Scheuber, principal consultant and security analyst at ISG.
Farah Rigal, head of cybersecurity services France, Atos, said: “This positioning recognizes our commitment to anticipating and managing cyber risks, as well as the technological and industry expertise of our teams in strengthening organizations’ protection and resilience. Our services, operated under ANSSI qualifications where needed, address our clients’ needs for continuous compliance, proactive managed detection and response, identity and access protection, and AI-powered operations automation under the supervision of our experts.”
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