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The cybersecurity landscape in Latin America is a growing cause for alarm as the region experiences a surge in security breaches and cyberattacks.Factors such as the transition to remote work during the Covid-19 pandemic have made Latin America an attractive target for hackers.Recent reports highlight the severity of the situation, with a staggering 137 billion cyberattacks recorded in the region during the first half of 2022, primarily consisting of ransomware attempts.Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia are the countries most affected by cyberattacks.Peru, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, and Ecuador are identified as the Latin American countries with the .
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