Posts in Security
Quick Response
- August 08, 2025
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["ivonne"]
- 2025. The world isn’t spinning any faster, but we live as if it were. Everything is fleeting, fast, instantly. We’ve grown used to life happening in real time, without pause....
Special Civil Intelligence Unit to Monitor Digital Calls to Action?
- September 25, 2025
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["alvaro"]
- The announcement by the Ministry of the Interior about the creation of a Special Civil Intelligence Unit to “monitor digital calls” and “prevent outbreaks of violence” is a serious setback...
Data Leaks and Digital Espionage in Ecuador
- October 01, 2025
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["sara"]
- Ecuador faces a severe digital crisis that reveals the darkest side of its politics and public management: constant data leaks and the alarming rise of digital espionage. While boasting advances...
In the end, what's encryption?
- October 23, 2025
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["alvaro"]
- Imagine for a moment that the lock on your house, that piece of metal that gives you peace when you leave, simply does not exist. You wake up, get dressed,...
AI powered browsers: a useful tool or a new threat to our privacy
- December 18, 2025
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["steffano"]
- For decades, we have thought of browsers as useful and simple tools: “neutral” windows to the digital world. You type a URL, the page loads, and you have control over...
AI development cannot be separated from digital privacy
- January 28, 2026
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["cad"]
- In an era where more and more industries capitalize on our personal data and artificial intelligence tools are multiplying exponentially, it’s worth to make a pause and ask:
Personal Data Protection in Civil Society Organizations in the Global South: Urgency, Challenges, and Responsibility
- January 30, 2026
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["sara"]
- In recent years, the importance of personal data has grown exponentially. What was once considered administrative information—names, phone numbers, addresses—is now a strategic asset that influences public policy decisions, state...
MAIA: Artificial Intelligence to Protect Those Who Defend Rights
- February 10, 2026
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["cad"]
- In Latin America and the Caribbean, civil society organizations face an increasingly complex landscape. Repression no longer occurs only in the streets or in courtrooms; it also unfolds in digital...
The Internet, Decentralization, and the Quiet Return of Central Control
- March 02, 2026
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["ola"]
- The Internet Was Never Meant to Be Centralized