The city of Caracas will host the Venezuela International Oil and Gas Summit (VIOGS) from September 28-30, with the participation of government entities, national and international oil companies, investors, LNG companies, service providers, contractors, and policymakers from Latin America, as well as representatives of the global energy market.

The agenda includes crucial topics to boost the country’s development and contribute to the growth of the global energy sector, such as restoring production capacity and monetizing gas. New business, operational, and investment opportunities, investments, long-term energy growth, among other topics, will be discussed.

The event will feature discussion groups analyzing “the upstream sector recovery, investment frameworks, opportunities in LNG and regional gas, infrastructure priorities, operational execution, and cross-border collaboration.”

With the organization of this event, “Venezuela is once again capturing international attention as regulatory evolution, renewed commitment, and infrastructure rehabilitation begin to transform the market landscape.”

The South American country has the world’s largest proven oil reserves and significant untapped gas potential. The summit represents “a high-level platform focused on execution, partnership development, and market re-entry strategies.”

M.Pino

Source: venezuela-energy.com

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A wave of cyberattacks affects government institutions in Costa Rica. As the country looks for ways to adapt to higher levels of security in this area, cases of hacking continue to increase.

The Central American country has shown that it does not have a strong infrastructure in terms of cybersecurity. In fact, analysts point out that a high percentage of government institutions and other entities only have an initial security system.

Given the risks triggered by cyberattacks, such as those perpetrated by hacker groups called Conti and Hive, the authorities have decided to invest $3.7 million “in the purchase of equipment for the Computer Security Incident Response Center (CSIRT-CR), licenses for ransomware mitigation, DNS filtering tool, website and staff hiring,” according to the Ministry of Science, Innovation, Technology and Telecommunications (MICITT) in October.

Costa Rica has been the focus of attacks by cyber hackers. Therefore, a technological adaptation to the current environment is urgent and in this way to face the gaps that make the nation increasingly vulnerable.

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