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Security & Strategic Review - December 2023
COSTA RICA: Government launches cybersecurity strategy
President Rodrigo Chaves and his minister of science, innovation, technology and telecommunications (MICITT), Paula Bogantes, have unveiled Costa Rica’s new national cybersecurity strategy for 2023-2027. The issue of cybersecurity has remained a key priority for the government following a wave of massive cyberattacks last year.
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