A cooperação internacional na defesa cibernética brasileira no século XXI

Abstract

In the 21st century, Brazil's cyber defense is challenged by the evolving complexities of cyberspace. This study delves into the intricate nature of cyber threats and the imperative of international cooperation to bolster national resilience. It examines the foundations of cyber defense, emphasizing the significance of comprehensively understanding cyberspace and defensive strategies. The thesis discusses cooperation initiatives and information sharing, highlighting the necessity of collaborative approaches to the transnational nature of digital threats. Cybersecurity policies are scrutinized through the lens of liberal International Relations principles, arguing for cooperation as essential in building robust and secure infrastructure. Recent cybercrime incidents are analyzed, underscoring how Brazil can leverage international experiences to enhance its defense posture. The roles of intelligence sharing and strategic partnerships are underscored as crucial for anticipating and mitigating cyber risk in an interconnected world.