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“Online security must preserve the Internet’s open nature”
As the Internet gains importance in people's daily lives and becomes more and more relevant in global economic activity, new and complex challenges arise as we face increasingly sophisticated attempts to violate Web security. Latin America and t...
“Overcoming Mistrust in Order to Deal with Computer Security Incidents”
OAS Expert One of the main challenges in dealing with computer security incidents within the region is overcoming mistrust and sharing information with national and international response teams, Belisario Contreras, program manager for the OAS Inter...
Lacnic Presented Certi√6, a System that Certifies the Future of the Internet
The Latin American and Caribbean Internet Address Registry has created a protocol to guarantee an application’s compatibility with the technology that is becoming exhausted (IPv4) and the Internet of the Future (IPv6) Lacnic, the Latin American an...
A Look Inside Internet Engineering
By Arturo Servín Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) meetings are held three times a year. These meetings are open to the international community of Internet network designers, operators, vendors and researchers, and the latest IETF meeting was ...
Casa de Internet Welcomes Distinguished Visitors
Casa de Internet for Latin America and the Caribbean was visited by distinguished personalities who came to Montevideo, the Uruguayan capital, to participate in the recent Ministerial Conference on the Information Society in Latin America and the Car...
“Cybersecurity knows no borders”
Marco Obiso, International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Cybersecurity Coordinator, noted that the Internet was not designed to take into account security-related challenges, which is why enhancing international cooperation to face major challenges...
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