The checklist that every CIO, CISO, and CEO in Central America and Latin America needs before an incident occurs. Prepared by BorneoCR analysts based on real-life cases from the region.
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Three facts that are changing how business leaders in Latin America think about cybersecurity.
73% of medium-sized companies in Central America and Latin America do not have an active SOC or continuous monitoring tools. This means that most incidents are detected days or weeks after the initial breach, when the damage has already been done.
While the global average time to detect an intrusion is 21 days, in Latin America it exceeds 63 days. Each additional day multiplies the cost of the incident: data exfiltration, persistent access, and greater reputational damage. The 50 controls in the guide are prioritized to reduce this time.
Our experience with companies in the region shows that the first 15 basic controls in the action plan reduce the attack surface by more than 60%. The guide prioritizes actions your team can implement this week, before an incident occurs.
The guide is the starting point. If you want to know exactly what risks your company faces and what to do this week, talk to one of our specialists.