Cybersecurity Governance in Latin America Peter B. Hyland

Cybersecurity Governance in Latin America Peter B. HylandExplores the effects of the cyber revolution for security in the Americas. Cybersecurity Governance in Latin America discusses how the massification of the Internet has exposed emerging democracies' high tech vulnerabilities to cyber attacks and questions why states have decided to introduce policies and legislation facilitating the militarization of cyberspace. Carlos Solar offers a comparative analysis using the cases of Argentina, Brazil, Chile,

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