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Hiago Kin
Born
Hiago Kin Rodrigues

(1989-10-13) October 13, 1989 (age 35)
São Paulo, Brazil
NationalityBrazilian
Alma materPUC Minas
OccupationCybersecurity consultant

Hiago Kin (born October 13, 1989) is a Brazilian entrepreneur, cybersecurity consultant, and president of the Instituto Brasileiro de Resposta a Incidentes Cibernéticos (IBRINC, Brazilian Institute for Cyber Incident Response).[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]

Biography

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Of Jewish descent, Hiago Kin graduated in Information Security and has worked in the field since 2007. He is recognized for his participation and leadership in major cyber incidents and digital catastrophes in Brazil, especially those involving companies critical to national sovereignty.[11][12] He is frequently consulted by national media for analysis of cyber risks and technical recommendations in high-profile attack cases.[2][7][8][13][14][15][16][17][18][19]

In 2020, Hiago Kin was the founding president of the Associação Brasileira de Segurança Cibernética (ABRASECI), an organization dedicated to strengthening the sector and promoting public policies to combat digital threats in Brazil.[1][20] He is currently president of the Instituto Brasileiro de Resposta a Incidentes Cibernéticos (IBRINC), which coordinates national cyber incident response and supports crisis situations involving attacks on critical infrastructure and strategic sectors.[1][13]

Bibliography

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  • BRITO, José (2023). The Use of Personal Data by the Public Sector and Tax Administrations in the Context of the LGPD. Rio de Janeiro: Dialética. ISBN 9786525260716
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References

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  1. ^ a b c Brazilian Association of Cybersecurity
  2. ^ a b G1: Expert gives virtual security tips for cellphones
  3. ^ MIT Sloan Review: How to protect yourself from profilers who hack people's behavior
  4. ^ G1: Tips for avoiding digital scams on social networks
  5. ^ Folha de S.Paulo: It is false that a hacker attacked the TSE voting system
  6. ^ UOL: Cellphone forensics: How it's done, which tools are used
  7. ^ a b CNN Brazil: "No evidence of scams," says expert after Pix data leak
  8. ^ a b Jornal Nacional: Cell phone protection measures become more important as thefts increase
  9. ^ BOL: Flipper Zero: How a device made for security can become a hacker tool
  10. ^ BRITO, José Valmi. The Use of Personal Data by the Public Sector and Tax Administrations in the Context of the LGPD. Dialética Publishing, 2023
  11. ^ G1: Experts criticize CrowdStrike update that crashed computers worldwide
  12. ^ GloboNews: "Possibility of internal involvement not ruled out," says Hiago Kin about cyberattack on Ministry of Health
  13. ^ a b UOL: Bank cyberattack exposes digital security challenges in Brazil
  14. ^ UOL: Social engineering and hacker attack via Pix
  15. ^ UOL: What is known about bank hacker attack – compared to "Casa de Papel"
  16. ^ TI Inside: Transfero appoints Hiago Kin as cybersecurity director
  17. ^ Migalhas: How ransomware attacks can harm your office
  18. ^ Sebrae: New technologies may eliminate card passwords
  19. ^ Âmbito Jurídico: Hacker attacks and digital security
  20. ^ Baguete: ABRASECI elects new national president
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