ECIJA Dominican Republic, a founding member of the Cyber Cluster RD
On Wednesday 10 June, our partner Félix Jáquez, together with associates Príamo Simó and Daniella Guilbee, attended the official launch of the Cyber Cluster RD, a new association set up with the aim of promoting cybersecurity in the country by coordinating the efforts of the public sector, the private sector and academia.
ECIJA Dominican Republic is part of this initiative as a founding member, alongside other leading companies in the technology sector, and is committed to serving on its Board of Directors.
Through this involvement, ECIJA reaffirms its commitment to strengthening the cybersecurity and data protection ecosystem in the Dominican Republic, drawing on its legal expertise to help create a safer digital environment for the country’s businesses and institutions.
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