This page provides an overview of the general organizational structure of the International Cybersecurity Olympiads (ICO).
In line with the official ICO regulations, the Olympiads are supported by several committees and groups of people, each with clearly defined responsibilities. These include academic and technical experts, members responsible for rules and scientific content, and organizers in charge of logistics, communication, and coordination with participating countries.
The goal of this organizational framework is to ensure fairness, transparency, and high academic standards across all editions of the Olympiads, while enabling host institutions and national teams to collaborate effectively within a shared global community.
The complete regulations of the International Cybersecurity Olympiads, approved at the 2026 edition, are available in the document below.
The International Committee oversees the overall governance of ICO, long-term strategy and adherence to the official regulations.


ICO2026 Representative

ICO2027 Representative
CINI Cybersecurity National Lab

ICO2028 Representative

Elected Member

Elected Member

Founder & Elected Member
National University of Singapore (NUS)
The International Scientific Committee is responsible for the scientific content of ICO, including problem setting, quality assurance, and academic standards.

ICO2027 Representative, ISC President
CINI Cybersecurity National Lab

ICO2026 Representative

Elected Member
CINI Cybersecurity National Lab

Elected Member

Elected Member
National University of Singapore

ICO2028 Representative
Tsinghua University, China