Author: Claudia da Costa Bonard de Carvalho

Brazilian criminal lawyer specialized in corporate cybercrime and criminal digital compliance, with training in cyber risk from FGV-SP and a postgraduate degree in digital business monitoring from UNINASSAU-BRAZIL. Author of the book Corporate Digital Compliance Crime Topics, speaker at Mind the Sec, Rio Innovation Week, and InCyber Forum North America. Lecturer at the Future Law course, founder of CCBS TECH (digital legal protection consultancy for entrepreneurs), cyber influencer (CCBS TECH REACTCAST YouTube channel), independent advisor on technology and innovation for companies.

From the Fall 2025 Issue

Cyber Risk Mitigation in the Use of AI for Information Security

Author(s):

Claudia da Costa Bonard de Carvalho, Criminal Lawyer Specialist, Speaker, Lecturer, Founder of CCBS TECH, Cyber Influencer, Independent Advisor, CCBS TECH (Criminal Compliance Business School)

For decades, information security has been a constant arms race between defenders and attackers. Traditionally, the primary threats to businesses and governments included high-profile cybercrimes such as ransomware attacks, Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) campaigns, and Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs). These attacks were often conducted over extended periods, allowing defenders valuable time to detect and respond. Today, … Read more

From the Spring 2025 Issue

Human Rights and Their Controversy in the New International Convention Against Cybercrime

Author(s):

Claudia da Costa Bonard de Carvalho, Criminal Lawyer Specialist, Speaker, Lecturer, Founder of CCBS TECH, Cyber Influencer, Independent Advisor, CCBS TECH (Criminal Compliance Business School)

Human Rights and Their Controversy in the New International Convention against Cyber Crime

Recently, the UN in New York approved the draft of a new treaty on cybercrimes, known as the Convention against the Use of New Technologies for Criminal Purposes[1]. This convention regulates issues from the previous Budapest Convention, now focusing on detailing international cooperation in combating cybercrime. The text of the proposal is fundamentally based on … Read more