LAUSANNE: Several months after a confidential document in its investigation of Russian doping was hacked and leaked, the IOC has announced the creation of a new panel on cyber security.
The International Olympic Committee gave details of its Digital and Technology Commission on Tuesday.
Concerns about security this year prompted World Anti-Doping Agency investigator Richard McLaren to seek assurances before continuing to help an IOC-appointed group verifying his Russian evidence.
The IOC says its new commission will guide "the IOC's strategy for information security, including cyber-security."
It will also make recommendations for "an appropriate strategy for the effective, secure and sustainable use of technology" for the Olympic Games.
The IOC says the 13-member commission includes local police chief Jacques Antenen, who also works with European soccer body UEFA.