Acronis Announces New #TeamUp Partnership in Switzerland with Hockey Club Davos AG and COOQIE

Hockey Club Davos AG (HCD) has teamed up with global cyber protection leader Acronis and IT service provider COOQIE in a three-year partnership. The initiative seeks to safeguard HCD’s digital operations and enhance the club’s resilience as it enters the Swiss National League playoffs.

Key Takeaways:

  • Three-year partnership unites Acronis, Hockey Club Davos, and COOQIE
  • Acronis will deliver integrated cybersecurity and data protection solutions
  • COOQIE will deploy and manage these solutions for HCD
  • HCD is a historic Swiss hockey powerhouse founded in 1921
  • The move emphasizes the rise of cyber threats facing sports organizations

The Three-Year Partnership

Acronis has announced a new three-year #TeamUp partnership with Hockey Club Davos AG (HCD) and COOQIE to intensify cybersecurity measures in the realm of professional sports. As part of the agreement, Acronis becomes HCD’s official Cybersecurity Partner, providing integrated solutions to protect the ice hockey club’s IT infrastructure.

Why Cybersecurity Matters for Sports

“Sports organizations face the same evolving cyber threats as any enterprise,” explains Markus Fritz, General Manager, DACH at Acronis. This partnership acknowledges that data breaches, ransomware attacks, and other online threats are no longer limited to large corporations. HCD will benefit from a comprehensive, unified approach that addresses end-to-end security needs throughout their operations.

HCD’s Historic Legacy

Founded in 1921, Hockey Club Davos AG is one of Switzerland’s most notable and enduring ice hockey clubs. With a presence in the Swiss National League and a devoted fan base, HCD’s tradition continues to flourish on and off the ice. By aligning with Acronis and COOQIE, the club underscores its commitment to both athletic and technological excellence.

Looking Ahead to the Playoffs

HCD enters the season’s playoffs with confidence, having secured its spot early. The new partnership with Acronis and COOQIE is intended to reinforce the club’s digital security and ensure smooth operations during this intense period. “Together with COOQIE, we are delivering integrated cyber protection solutions that reduce risk and ensure HCD can operate securely and reliably throughout the playoffs and beyond,” Fritz adds.

This three-year collaboration signifies a key alignment of technology and sports—an example of how cybersecurity is increasingly recognized as a vital component of any organization’s success, both on and off the playing field.

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