ESET details lessons taught by 2020 in a year where digital transformation and digitalization processes were key to keep the world spinning during the COVID-19 pandemic. Find the original in Spanish at WeLiveSecurity.
As published by Anastasia Austin in Insight Crime on April 8th 2020. Written by Anastasia Austin – APRIL 8, 2020 Online scams, ransomware attacks and phishing email schemes have proliferated in Latin America amid the coronavirus pandemic, exposing the dangers hackers pose to people, banks
As originally seen in Contxto on June 25th 2020. Today’s Soapbox opinion comes from Andre Oentoro is the Founder of Breadnbeyond Contxto – Latin America’s digital landscape has been growing exponentially over the past few years. In the region, digital transformation is the crucial ingredient
As originally published by isBuzznews. Expert(s): Check Point January 5, 2021 Check Point Research (CPR) reports a 45% increase in cyber-attacks on healthcare organizations worldwide in the last two months, making healthcare the most targeted industry by cyber criminals. · Increase (+45%) in global cyber-attacks
The advances made in the efficiency of hospital’s electronic systems to better store patients’ data have been crucial for the development of smarter hospitals. This also entails the new peril of cyberattacks. What are these cyber criminals waiting for? Find the full article in Spanish
As seen and originally published in PR Newswire. BioCatch Partnering With Seven Tier-One Latin American Banks, Highlighting Market Demand for Next Generation Digital Identity Solutions in the Region; Showcasing Leading Behavioral Biometrics Capability at the Annual CELAES Financial Services Security Conference NEWS PROVIDED BY BioCatch
Latin American countries with the most cyberattacks include Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Argentina, and Chile. Diazgranados -regular contributor at Kaspersky- goes in-depth regarding threats, main targets of cyberattacks and what tools are available to combat these issues to create a more secure digital environment. Originally
Originally published in Spanish by eHealth Reporter Latin America November 11th, 2020 The COVID-19 pandemic evidenced the search for operative efficience through the use of data. However, this issue has been on the table for a long time: Data science allows, among other things, the
Despite the recession that began in 2019 and deepened with the onset of COVID-19, “this strong recovery is impulsed by external demand,” expressed Mexico’s Central Bank. Mexico’s INEGI (National Institute for Statistics and Geography) explains this is possible due to the recovery of the manufacturing
According to Forbes, 60% of businesses in Latin America faced cyber-security incidents in the past year. While 2019 evidenced the decrease of massive attacks and a transition towards attacks directed at enterprises, ESET Security Report 2020 for Latin America reveals that 60% of organizations surveyed
