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ECUADOR TURNS TO CYBER THREAT INTELLIGENCE AS CROSS-BORDER CRIME ESCALATES
A new cooperation framework between Resecurity and Ecuador’ s CiberPOL aims to strengthen the intelligence, technical expertise and investigative capabilities needed to tackle increasingly sophisticated cybercrime.
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Unit, CiberPOL, tackling increasingly complex attacks means investigators need access to timely intelligence, specialised technology and technical expertise.
That is the challenge behind a new Memorandum of Understanding( MoU) signed between CiberPOL and cybersecurity company Resecurity.
The agreement establishes a framework for technical cooperation focused on strengthening the prevention, detection, investigation, and prosecution of cybercrime.
The MoU was signed by Jorge Chungandro, Business Development Manager for Latin America at Resecurity and Lieutenant Colonel Héctor Gonzalo García Cataña, Head of the National Cybercrime Unit( CiberPOL).
Importantly, the agreement applies specifically to cooperation between Resecurity and CiberPOL and does not extend to the Ecuadorian National Police as a whole.
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