Sophistication of cyber-attacks and increased interdependence on information technology have made cybersecurity one of the most important concerns for enterprises, government organizations and any user on the web. Today, several multinational companies have relied on Costa Rica’s talent to address cybersecurity issues, monitor, prevent and solve, for enhanced risk management.
Feuji, with its industry-leading expertise in cybersecurity, is aware of how security risks are always changing. Thanks to its strong cybersecurity measures and complete suite of services, from threat spotting to continuous monitoring, and quick response times, the company keeps its customer's data and systems safe.
Equifax, one of the largest consumer credit reporting agencies, has its largest cybersecurity hub based in Costa Rica, as the company understands that the security of all the information they manage is key for their Customers safety.
With one its largest cybersecurity teams based in Costa Rica, Akamai's Cloud Security Solutions are a suite of cybersecurity applications integrated into its web content and application delivery network to ensure their Customers information's safety.
The global cybersecurity leader, Palo Alto Networks, is all about giving its hundred thousands of enterprise customers the power to protect billions of people worldwide. The company’s site in Costa Rica delivers client-centric services making it all possible.
World’s food leader, Cargill, oversees cybersecurity in the Technology, Governance, Risk & Control department as a core asset of its Business Services operation based in Costa Rica, to ensure the protection of internet-connected systems and data.
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Costa Rica has the ideal conditions and human capital needed for getting the most out of the current technological convergence taking place in multiple sectors across industries, generating major investment opportunities here.
EXPLORE MORE CAPABILITIESVMware has one of its most diversified operations globally, in Costa Rica. One of its several key functions is its Network operations center (NOC) where engineers are in charge of providing engineering support for network connectivity issues, as well as working as a liaison for carriers and other information technology (IT) technicians. They are responsible for solving and preventing data outages with wired and wireless system connection hardware as well as communicate with other on-site system professionals to provide issue resolution in a prompt manner.
Since 2007, Sykes Academy in Costa Rica has provided technical education and English improvement scholarships to students, employees and people with interest and aptitude for technology to gain new skills for the works of the future. In 2019, the Academy had a total of 3,156 students enrolled and, through a partnership with the Ministry of Labor, 1,686 people were trained in English.
Considered a keystone for their services, Citrix’s Costa Rican engineers consider multiple elements in order to provide the best possible solution, no matter if it’s about a new implementation or restoring an existing deployment.
Technology and security professionals from Emerson are used to designing technical approaches by using shapes on network maps and schematics - typically detailing many layers, boxes and connections.