2016 Cybersecurity Report Data Set
Metadata & use
| Identifier | https://doi.org/10.60966/ths5uudn | 
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| License | Creative Commons Attribution–NonCommercial–NoDerivs 3.0 IGO | 
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| Citation | Inter-American Development Bank;Organization of American States, 2015, 2016 Cybersecurity Report Data Set, IDB Open Data, https://doi.org/10.60966/ths5uudn | 
| Published date | 2015-12-14 | 
| Modified date | 2025-10-07 | 
| Tags/Keywords | Caribbean · Cyber Defense · Cyber Strategy · Cybercrime · Cybersecurity · Digital Redundancy · E-Government · Incident Response · Latin America · Legal Frameworks · National Critical Infrastructure · Online Trust · Privacy · Resilience | 
| Language | English | 
| Temporal coverage | 2015-2015 | 
| Country | 
              
                
                  Antigua and Barbuda
                
              
             
              
                
                  Argentina
                
              
             
              
                
                  Dominica
                
              
             
              
                
                  Dominican Republic
                
              
             
              
                
                  Ecuador
                
              
             
              
                
                  El Salvador
                
              
             
              
                
                  Grenada
                
              
             
              
                
                  Guatemala
                
              
             
              
                
                  Guyana
                
              
             
              
                
                  Haiti
                
              
             
              
                
                  Honduras
                
              
             
              
                
                  Jamaica
                
              
             
              
                
                  Bahamas
                
              
             
              
                
                  Mexico
                
              
             
              
                
                  Nicaragua
                
              
             
              
                
                  Panama
                
              
             
              
                
                  Paraguay
                
              
             
              
                
                  Peru
                
              
             
              
                
                  Saint Lucia
                
              
             
              
                
                  St Kitts and Nevis
                
              
             
              
                
                  St Vincent and Grenadines
                
              
             
              
                
                  Suriname
                
              
             
              
                
                  Trinidad and Tobago
                
              
             
              
                
                  Barbados
                
              
             
              
                
                  Uruguay
                
              
             
              
                
                  Venezuela
                
              
             
              
                
                  Belize
                
              
             
              
                
                  Bolivia
                
              
             
              
                
                  Brazil
                
              
             
              
                
                  Chile
                
              
             
              
                
                  Colombia
                
              
             
              
                
                  Costa Rica
                
              
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| Region | Latin America and the Caribbean | 
| Publisher | 
              
                
                  Inter-American Development Bank
                
              
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| Author | 
              
                
                  Inter-American Development Bank
                
              
             
              
                
                  Organization of American States
                
              
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| Data collection type | Survey Data | 
| Statistical type | Panel Data | 
| Data structure | Structured Data | 
| Data notes | The data was analyzed using the 49 CMM indicators which are divided into five dimensions: i) National Cybersecurity Policy and Strategy (Policy and Strategy); ii) Cyber Culture and Society (Culture and Society); iii) Cybersecurity Education, Training and Skills (Education); iv) Legal and Regulatory Frameworks (Legal Frameworks); and v) Standards, Organizations and Technologies (Technologies). Each dimension has multiple factors which contribute towards a more mature state of cybersecurity capacity. Each factor then has several levels of indicators that describe a state of maturity (Startup, Formative, Established, Strategic and Dynamic). The different levels of maturity listed prompt the respondent to select the level that is most applicable to the experience of cybersecurity in the country. The results of the analysis were then sent to each country for validation. For more details please review the “Appendix: Detailed Methodological Framework” included in the 2016 Cybersecurity Report. |