Brazil Establishes Cyberattack Response Network

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A cyberattack response network has been formed in Brazil in order to facilitate a faster response to cyber threats and vulnerabilities by coordinating the efforts of federal government agencies, according to ZDNet. 

The Federal Cyber Incident Management Network, created by a presidential executive order signed July 16, would include the Office of the President Institutional Security Office and all agencies and entities of the federal government. Members of the network may include public businesses, mixed enterprises, and their subsidiaries who choose to do so willingly. The Network shall be coordinated by the Department of Information Security of the Presidency Institutional Security through the Government’s Center for Cybersecurity Prevention, Treatment, and Response. 

The network is intended to provide a strategic purpose for the Digital Government Secretariat…

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