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Source: ANCI, Balance de gestion ANCI 2025, and Diario Oficial — Nomina de Operadores de Importancia Vital bajo la Ley 21.663

Scope: Agencia Nacional de Ciberseguridad (ANCI) Balance 2025 as primary source for the 1,712 / 915 / 34 values. The Diario Oficial (Nomina de Operadores de Importancia Vital bajo la Ley 21.663) is the official legal-publication anchor confirming the OIV approval process and list publication; do not present the Diario Oficial PDF as the sole numeric source for all three summary metrics. The 1,712 preliminary and 915 final values describe stages of the OIV regulatory qualification process under the Ley Marco de Ciberseguridad; the difference between them must not be presented as rejection due to poor security, incident exposure, or risk score. The 915 value refers to organisations declared Operadores de Importancia Vital in the first qualification process and must not be presented as breached entities, attacked entities, compliant entities, certified entities, or incident victims. The 34 value refers to institutions from the banking, financial and payment-means sector included in the OIV classification context and must not be presented as banking-sector incident prevalence, financial-sector breach prevalence, or BilgeQor industry-specific evidence. These figures do not measure cyber incidents, confirmed compromises, attack volume, hidden incident prevalence, business incident prevalence, compliance achievement, certification, or security outcomes.

Methodology: Chile Agencia Nacional de Ciberseguridad (ANCI) Balance 2025 is the primary source for the 1,712 / 915 / 34 OIV process values. The Diario Oficial publication (Nomina de Operadores de Importancia Vital bajo la Ley 21.663) is the official legal-publication anchor confirming the OIV approval process and list publication; do not present the Diario Oficial PDF as the sole numeric source for all three summary metrics. The admitted indicators describe the ANCI OIV regulatory classification process under the Ley Marco de Ciberseguridad. The 1,712 value refers to institutions preliminarily qualified in the OIV process and must not be presented as breached institutions, attacked entities, at-risk entities, compliant entities, or certified entities. The 915 value refers to organisations finally declared Operadores de Importancia Vital by ANCI in the first qualification process and must not be presented as breached entities, attacked entities, compliant entities, certified entities, or incident victims. The difference between 1,712 preliminary and 915 final declared does not indicate rejection due to poor security, incident exposure, or risk score. The 34 value refers to the banking, financial and payment-means sector OIV classification context and must not be presented as banking-sector incident prevalence, financial-sector breach prevalence, or BilgeQor industry-specific evidence. Do not present any admitted indicator as cyber incidents, confirmed compromises, attack volume, breached organisations, all-sector incident prevalence, business incident prevalence, compliance achievement, certification, proof of security, or guaranteed protection.