Enterprise Cyber Risk in Latin America: Criminal Ecosystems and State Operations

Latin America is increasingly integrated into global cyber threat dynamics. In 2025, ransomware groups, fraud ecosystems and state-linked operators increasingly converged across the region, creating interconnected risk that extends beyond national borders and into global supply chains.

Rapid digital expansion across Latin America has outpaced governance maturity in key sectors, creating opportunity for financially motivated actors, access brokers and hybrid operations that blend fraud, intrusion and monetization at scale. For global enterprises, exposure is no longer confined to regional infrastructure. Vendor ecosystems, shared platforms and third-party dependencies now represent viable attack pathways.

In this webinar, Intel 471 will examine what changed in 2025 and how adversary tradecraft is adapting across the region, including:

• Cybersecurity maturity & governance: models and strategic approaches observed across countries
• How ransomware operations are leveraging local access markets and regional infrastructure
• The role of access brokers and underground access markets in enabling downstream enterprise compromise
• The interaction between state-linked activity and financially motivated operators
• Cross-sector targeting trends and operational patterns observed across LATAM
• What these shifts mean for enterprise risk prioritization and threat intelligence strategy

Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of how LATAM threat dynamics influence broader operational resilience and how to align intelligence, detection and risk planning accordingly.