The 2024 Paris Olympics will deploy a massive security workforce of 35,000 personnel aided by video surveillance and other technology to safeguard the Games from terrorism and other threats. The security measures include a risk prevention assistance system using video intelligence and data analysis to detect potential threats. Facial recognition technology will be used at venues to identify potential terror threats. Organizers aim to balance security with streamlined access for spectators. Authorities are preparing for risks ranging from terrorism and urban violence to cybercrime and domestic extremism. The security budget is around 344 million euros, with France’s government covering most costs. Lessons from previous Olympics and recent events like the 2015 Paris attacks have shaped the security planning. Organizers aim to ensure a safe and secure event while minimizing disruptions for spectators and participants.