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Atos exists to solve one of the most critical challenges of our time: helping organizations navigate an increasingly complex digital landscape securely and sustainably. As a global AI-powered technology partner with approximately 67,000 employees across 61 countries, Atos delivers end-to-end IT services that power digital transformation for businesses, governments, and institutions worldwide. From cloud infrastructure and cybersecurity to advanced data analytics and AI, the company provides the foundational technology building blocks that enable modern enterprises to thrive in an interconnected world. As Europe's leader in cloud, cybersecurity, and high-performance computing, Atos leverages deep expertise to design the future of the information space. The company's purpose-driven approach supports the development of knowledge, education, and scientific excellence while creating a safe and secure digital environment for customers, employees, and societies at large. Whether orchestrating hybrid cloud environments, protecting critical infrastructure from cyber threats, or developing supercomputers for scientific breakthroughs, Atos mobilizes human, collective, and artificial intelligence to create sustainable solutions that address real-world challenges across energy, healthcare, finance, public sector, and beyond.

In 1949, Eddie van der Lande established Vanderlande in the Dutch town of Veghel with a vision to transform material handling and logistics. What began as a local operation has evolved into a global leader in future-proof logistic process automation, now spanning the warehousing, airports, and parcel sectors. Vanderlande's journey reflects seven decades of continuous innovation, expanding from humble beginnings to employing more than 11,000 people across over 100 countries, all committed to moving customers' businesses forward. Today, Vanderlande stands as a market-leading global partner that uniquely integrates hardware, software, and services into tailor-made automation solutions. Its systems are operational at more than 600 airports worldwide - including 12 of the world's top 20 - and serve leading parcel companies and major e-commerce players. As part of the Toyota Automated Logistics Group since 2017, and with the recent acquisition of Siemens Logistics' operations in 2026, Vanderlande continues to accelerate growth in automated logistics while maintaining its commitment to sustainable innovation and partnership.

Atruvia AG runs the IT infrastructure for Germany's Cooperative Financial Group, managing nearly 86 million customer accounts and 164,000 bank workstations across thousands of cooperative banks. The company was formed in 2021 through the merger of Fiducia & GAD IT AG, bringing together banking technology expertise dating back to 1924. As the backbone provider for one of Germany's largest banking networks, Atruvia operates critical financial infrastructure that requires constant defense against threats targeting high-value transaction systems and customer data at scale. The company's core product is agree21, a core banking system that processes transactions and account operations for the cooperative banking network. Beyond core banking, Atruvia delivers comprehensive IT outsourcing services, platform ecosystems, and output solutions designed to let regional banks compete digitally without building their own technology stacks. The security posture here matters: any vulnerability in centralized systems propagates across the entire cooperative network, making threat modeling and secure development practices existential concerns rather than compliance checkboxes. Atruvia's technical domains span core banking systems, digital transformation for financial institutions, banking IT platforms, and secure digital banking services. The company positions itself as infrastructure - not innovation theater - for community banks that need enterprise-grade security and reliability without enterprise-scale IT teams. Led by CEO Martin Beyer and headquartered in Germany, Atruvia operates exclusively within German borders, which means navigating both EU regulatory frameworks and the specific requirements of Germany's highly regulated financial sector.

Atlan is the active metadata platform for the modern data stack, empowering organizations to transform data chaos into clarity and seamless collaboration. Used by Fortune 500 leaders and hyper-growth startups alike, Atlan helps data teams discover, understand, trust, and collaborate on data assets across their entire ecosystem. Recognized as a Leader by both Gartner and Forrester, and backed by Insight Partners, Atlan serves major enterprises across finance, technology, manufacturing, media, healthcare, and retail industries. With customers including NASDAQ, Plaid, Autodesk, Hubspot, General Motors, Fox, Scripps Health, and Dr. Martens, the company has achieved 60% year-over-year growth and continues to scale globally.

ATCO operates as a $24 billion global enterprise delivering infrastructure and essential services across structures, logistics, utilities, and energy systems. Led by CEO Nancy Southern and headquartered in Canada, the company employs thousands worldwide and traces its origins to Alberta. The operational footprint spans modular housing construction, pipeline maintenance, natural gas and electricity distribution networks, and temporary shelter deployment - infrastructure that requires defense-in-depth security architecture across industrial control systems, operational technology environments, and distributed supply chains. The company's technical domains present distinct threat surfaces: energy systems powering residential and commercial customers, pipeline operations requiring SCADA security and integrity monitoring, utility connections serving new neighborhoods with both physical and digital attack vectors, and modular housing solutions with sustainability systems that increasingly rely on connected building management platforms. ATCO describes itself as thinking "in generations, not quarters," a long-term orientation that aligns with the slow-burn nature of advanced persistent threats targeting critical infrastructure. From a security operations perspective, the company's global scale means coordinating protection across multiple regulatory jurisdictions and threat landscapes, from Alberta's energy corridors to international deployments of temporary structures and logistics operations. The company positions sustainability as core to its mission of partnering with communities - a commitment that extends to operational resilience and the security posture required to maintain reliability in essential services infrastructure that can't afford downtime.

CYE is a global cybersecurity leader that transforms how organizations understand and control their cyber exposure. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Israel with offices across Europe and the US, CYE serves as a trusted advisor to medium-sized and Fortune 500 companies worldwide. The company's exposure management platform, Hyver, quantifies cyber risk in financial terms, visualizes attack routes to critical business assets, and creates tailored mitigation plans that deliver measurable results. CYE's unique approach combines cutting-edge AI and machine learning technology with professional services from world-class cybersecurity experts. By mimicking real-world attacks on digital infrastructure and developing optimized risk prioritization strategies, CYE helps enterprises identify business assets at risk, prioritize based on critical impact, and execute cost-effective remediation projects. The results speak for themselves: 96% of customers' business-critical attack routes are blocked within six months, 88% reduction in remediation time following incidents, and 87% of customers improve ROI on their security budget.