National Government Negotiates with the United States the Replacement of Sensitive Chinese Equipment
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The objective is to reduce the dependence on equipment considered sensitive and to set up a national structure for monitoring and responding to attacks. Washington plans to contribute up to $13.9 million over three years.
The plan foresees an investment of up to $13.9 million in three years, the creation of a computer monitoring centre and an audit of critical public administration systems. Read more
National Government Negotiates with the United States the Replacement of Sensitive Chinese Equipment
The plan, even at the design stage, envisages auditing state networks and creating a cybersecurity center. US assistance would not cover all the replacement.
Buenos Aires, 10 October (NA)- The Argentine government is moving forward in negotiations with the United States to launch a comprehensive cybersecurity program that includes the creation of a National Center for Security Operations (SOC), the revision of the State's computer networks and the progressive replacement of Chinese-origin technology equipment installed in areas considered critical to the public administration. The initiative, which i…
The government is moving forward with the United States in replacing technology from China used in the state and creating a center of cybersecurity operations at the national level. The initiative has the endorsement of the State Department and is in line with the request of the North American country, focused on the hiring of the ... Read more
The initiative, which is currently being designed by officials from both countries, provides technical assistance and funding of up to $13.9 million by the US Department of State for a period of three years.
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