Will the greatest feat at the Pyeongchang Olympics be staving off cyberattacks?

Even a centuries old tradition like the Olympics cannot stave off the effects of digital transformation. As athletes, teams, businesses and visitors from around the world gather in Pyeongchang this month, technology will be playing a greater role than ever in the games, from the personal devices augmenting viewers' experience to IoT devices integrating into sporting events. But the ease afforded by technology comes with a tradeoff: a sharp increase in cyberthreats. The increase in digital endpoints and attack sophistication, coupled with geopolitical tensions swirling around South Korea and the games, has led to virtually unprecedented levels of digital threats.