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Source: MICITT, MICITT lidera la respuesta nacional ante el creciente panorama de ciberamenazas, 2024-10-22

Scope: Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovacion, Tecnologia y Telecomunicaciones (MICITT) public-announcement context published 2024-10-22. This is a MICITT national response and capacity announcement; do not present it as a complete annual incident registry or total national cyber incident census. The 882 million value refers to cyberattack attempts reached in 2023 and must not be presented as confirmed incidents, successful attacks, or confirmed compromises. The 86 million, 15 million, and 195,000 values refer to contained activity categories and must not be presented as resolved incidents, prevented breaches, protected organisations, or proof of protection. The 446% value refers to investment increase to strengthen national cybersecurity capacity and must not be presented as 446% more incidents or 446% more confirmed compromises. The 35,000 and 250 training values refer to training activity and must not be presented as secured users, certified professionals, or guaranteed readiness. The USD 25 million value refers to assistance to strengthen digital infrastructure and must not be presented as BilgeQor spending or a protection guarantee. These figures do not measure total Costa Rican business incident prevalence, hidden incident prevalence, population-wide victimisation rates, all-sector incident totals, confirmed compromises, industry-specific evidence, compliance achievement, certification, or security outcomes.

Methodology: Costa Rica Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovacion, Tecnologia y Telecomunicaciones (MICITT) public-announcement context published 2024-10-22. The admitted indicators describe MICITT national cybersecurity response and capacity context: investment growth, cyberattack attempt volume (2023), contained activity categories, training and capacity-strengthening, and US infrastructure assistance. This is a MICITT public-announcement context; do not present it as a CSIRT-CR annual incident registry, complete national incident census, or total Costa Rican business incident prevalence. The 882 million value refers to cyberattack attempts reached in 2023 and must not be presented as confirmed incidents, successful attacks, confirmed compromises, breached organisations, or all Costa Rican cyber incidents. The 86 million, 15 million, and 195,000 values refer to contained activity categories and must not be presented as resolved incidents, prevented breaches, protected organisations, or proof of protection. The 446% value refers to investment increase to strengthen national cybersecurity capacity and must not be presented as 446% more incidents or 446% more confirmed compromises. The 35,000 and 250 training values refer to training activity and must not be presented as secured users, certified professionals, or guaranteed readiness. The USD 25 million value refers to assistance to strengthen digital infrastructure and must not be presented as BilgeQor spending or a protection guarantee. Do not present any admitted indicator as total Costa Rican business incident prevalence, hidden incident prevalence, population-wide victimisation rate, all-sector incident rate, confirmed compromise count, breached-organisation count, resolved incident count, compliance achievement, certification, proof of security, or guaranteed protection.