The Evolution of Cybersecurity in Paraguay: MITIC as a Strategic Pillar
In recent years, Paraguay has made significant strides toward consolidating its national cybersecurity efforts. A clear example of this is […]
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Cybersecurity in Paraguay: between urgency and legislative improvisation
In recent weeks, Paraguay has once again been shaken by alarming news regarding the vulnerability of its computer systems. At […]
IMSI catchers in Paraguay: the invisible surveillance threatening your right to protest
This content was written by Araceli Ramírez Have you ever wondered if it’s possible to track every phone present at […]
Not with my face: The Paraguayan State deploys facial recognition without transparency or oversight
In Paraguay, the use of biometric surveillance technologies is expanding without public knowledge, debate, or legal frameworks to ensure the […]
Implementation of facial recognition cameras by the Paraguayan State
This study analyzes the implementation of facial recognition cameras in Paraguay, highlighting key concerns related to transparency, human rights and […]
Massive data leaks in Paraguay: Our personal information adrift
In less than a week, Paraguay experienced two massive leaks of personal data originating from public institutions. The first involved […]
Who has your back – 2024 Edition
The “Who defends your data” project is inspired by the “Who has your back” initiative of the Electronic Frontier Foundation […]
What are Internet providers in Paraguay doing with your personal data?
Browsing the internet is part of our daily lives, but we rarely stop to think about what happens to our […]
Comments on the draft of the National Cybersecurity Strategy 2024-2028
On November 14 of this year, the Ministry of Information Technology and Communication (MITIC) published the draft of the National […]
Landmark court ruling in Paraguay on access to information in facial recognition case
At TEDIC, we are firmly committed to defending human rights, promoting transparency, and ensuring access to public information. We believe […]
