Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL (Agencies): BRICS heads of state are expected to sign their first-ever agreement on cybersecurity cooperation at their upcoming summit in July, marking a significant step towards strengthening digital security across member nations.
Luiz Fernando Moraes da Silva, head of the cybersecurity department in the Brazilian presidential office, confirmed the development to RIA Novosti, highlighting the growing need for coordinated efforts to combat cyber threats. The agreement is expected to outline mechanisms for information-sharing, cyber threat mitigation, and enhanced protection of critical infrastructure.
The summit, hosted by Brazil, will bring together leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa to discuss global security challenges, economic collaboration, and technological advancements. Cybersecurity has remained a crucial topic in BRICS discussions, with officials advocating for a multipolar and inclusive approach to digital governance.
Experts believe this agreement could pave the way for deeper collaboration in cybersecurity among BRICS nations, potentially influencing global cyber policies. Further details of the agreement are anticipated to be revealed during the summit proceedings.
