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The role of RedCLARA and the NRENs in promoting science, technology, and innovation, and the importance of the BELLA II project in strengthening and consolidating a “human-centered” digital ecosystem in Latin America and the Caribbean were the main  topics of the Webinar “Connectivity with Meaning: RedCLARA and advanced networks for STI”, held this Thursday, October 26, as part  of the webinar series on Inclusion, Science, and Democracy, promoted by ISEED.

With the participation of more than 40 people, including representatives of public and private institutions, universities, and researchers involved in the use of geospatial data, the workshop "Application and Processing of Copernicus data" was held on October 19 in Montevideo, Uruguay.

Information security has become an important aspect within organizations, especially those that enable digital transformation, such as the National Research and Education Networks (NRENs) in the region, and therefore having services such as a SOC (Security Operations Center) that allow them to offer support to their communities has become a key issue.

A productive debate among leading international experts in digital health and dozens of people interested in the topic from all over the region were the results of the webinar "Challenges in Data Protection in Digital Health", promoted by the Latin American Telemedicine University Network (RUTE-AL) on October 20 in virtual format.

As part of a week of activities focused on strengthening science, technology, innovation, and cooperation organized by RedCLARA in Panama City, the third Open Strategic Dialogue of the BELLA II project will be held on November 15.

In the digital era, cybersecurity is an essential skill that we all need to master, whether we are students, teachers, researchers, or simply citizens concerned about our online safety.