University of Maryland document on compliance with Panama, focused on UNSC and CAB Resolution 1540. Supported by CICTE and funded by the EU 2020-2024

University of Maryland document on compliance with Chile, focused on UNSC and CAB Resolution 1540. Supported by CICTE and funded by the EU 2020-2024

This publication offers recommendations and reflections based on international best practices for dealing with a ransomware attack and its implications

This guide follows up on the document Best Practices for Establishing a National CSIRT (2016), focusing on developing a Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT) in the public sector in LAC

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The (OAS/CICTE, and the United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI) are proud to launch a new publication called Security Planning on a Large Scale: A Practical Manual.

This document is structured in five parts that address the key considerations relevant for the process of NCS development, implementation, and review.

... Experiences, Risks, and strategies of self-care in the new digital normality

This paper compares telecom development funds in Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Costa Rica, evaluating potential for a similar model to fund cybersecurity in Latin America.

Promoting capacity-building under UN Security Council Resolution 1540 (2004) : Best practices pursued in Panama and the Dominican Republic.

This Drafting Guide helps OAS Member States' Designated Authorities create a customizable template to align with their unique regulations and processes.

This manual provides updated information on the phenomenon of gender violence online, how it manifests and what the regional efforts are being conducted to counter it.

In addition to the publication “Online Gender Violence Against Women and Girls,” this guide is aimed at helping women seek to understand the phenomenon of gender-based violence online.

This guide complements "Online gender violence against women and girls," equipping women with skills to protect themselves online, offering advice on prevention, response, and complaint procedures.

The growth in digitalization and automation in the maritime domain1 has brought increases in efficiency and competitiveness as well as the industry’s overall cyber risk.

This publication provides tools and present best practices for monitoring, consuming, and sharing information, and recommendations for staying safe online, focusing, particularly, on Twitter ...