Venezuelan President signs decree to create National Commission for Cybersecurity
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro signed this Monday the decree that endorses the creation of a National Commission for Cybersecurity, during the meeting of the Defense Council, where the Venezuelan Minister of Science and Technology, Gabriela Jiménez, presented a report on cyber attacks against her country. teleSUR
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00:00On Monday, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro signed a decree to create a National
00:03Cybersecurity Council to deal with cyberattacks in the country.
00:07During the Defense and State Council that took place on the same day with members of the Military
00:12High Command and the Executive Cabinet, the head of state said that the measure seeks to
00:16guarantee the liberation and protection of all the country's technological command systems.
00:21He added that all institutions, public and private, must be freed and vaccinated against
00:25cybernetic warfare. In the same session, Jorge Rodríguez, President of the National Assembly,
00:30said that the Parliament will discuss a package of reforms to regulate the use of social media
00:35in the country, a measure that is also advancing in other nations of the world.