Abstract
This paper scrutinizes the impact of the Paris 2024 Olympics and Paralympics on privacy policies. Specifically, it concentrates on the establishment of the new 106-hour professional card intended for Security Agents. We explore how the Paris 2024 Olympics and Paralympics function as a critical turning point, urging authorities to adopt contentious actions including shortening mandatory training duration for private security officers. Such adjustments signify a substantial shift compared to trends over the past 15 years, thereby highlighting the potential of a major sport event to sway public policies.