What are the main challenges that Brazil faces to prevent threats in the cybersecurity field, such as cyber attacks? Who are the social actors with a key role in this theme? How can they work together to mitigate existing risks? The search for answers to these questions encouraged the Igarapé Institute to systematize, analyze and gather the existing knowledge on Brazil’s cybersecurity governance landscape.

 

The Brazilian Cybersecurity Portal gathers analyzes, research, norms and other documents on national cybersecurity. Thus, it intends to strengthen the skills for a collective action by the civil society, the academic community, the public authorities and the private sector in order to build a more secure, cooperative, resilient and sustainable digital environment.

The Brazilian Civil Rights Framework for the Internet - 4116

The Law 12,965 (04/23/2014) establishes principles, guarantees, rights and duties for the use of the Internet in Brazil. Thus, according to the Brazilian Civil Rights Framework for the Internet, the use of the internet in the Country aims to promote “I – the right of universal Internet access; II – access to information, knowledge and participation in cultural life and in the conduct of public affairs; III – innovation and promotion of the wide diffusion of new technologies, its use and access; and IV – adherence to open technological standards that allow communication, accessibility and interoperability between applications and databases “. This Law was revised by the Laws No. 13,709 (8/14/2018) and 13,853 (7/8/2019).

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