Our service focuses on prevention and detection. Our constituents and other target groups are each...
Our constituency consists of banks, telecom providers, utilities and government parties
As cyber crime has no borders, cyber security is also an international matter.That is why we keep in close...
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Learn about all the the current threats of the internet
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Alerts warn about vulnerabilities, incidents, and other security issues that pose a significant risk.
Here you find several movies showing you how to keep your computer safe
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Cyber security is a hot topic; we at CARICERT will try to bring you the latest and up-to-date news involving cyber security.
We publish relevant fact sheets and surveys about ICT security on a regular basis. You can find them here. You will find our newsletters here also. Welcome to CARICERT
CARICERT is the National Cyber Emergency Response Team of the Caribbean.
We work in close cooperation with national and international partners, to prevent cyber related incidents and limit the damage in case they occur. We do so by enhancing the level of knowledge about cyber security, by advising our constituents and by responding in cases of crises or incidents related to cybercrime. Also our goal is to create awareness of the importance of cyber security in general.
In the past ten years cybercrime and cyber related incidents have dramatically increased. The use of the internet has become part of our daily routine: working, banking, shopping, socializing. Furthermore, many processes within our organizations are increasingly relying on the internet. We enjoy the limitless possibilities of the world wide web, but are also more vulnerable because of it.
To be and stay safe, we must make policies and install safety tools. On a national level, most of the countries in the world have a Computer Emergency Response Team, providing prevention, detection and incident handling services. As of March 13, 2012, Curaçao has its very own CERT, aiming to assist the countries and organizations in the Caribbean area to maintain a safe digital world.
