Brazil and Argentina Create Bilateral Organization for Cyber Defense Cooperation

September 19, 2013

Brazil and Argentina announced the creation of a bilateral organization aimed at analyzing cyber defense cooperation actions. The neighboring country will send a team of civilian and military specialists to Brazil in November, in order to learn about the activities and projects conducted by the Brazilian Army’s Cyber Defense Center.

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Brazil and Argentina Create Bilateral Organization for Cyber Defense Cooperation

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