US monopoly on cyber defense leaves global firms exposed to attacks

An opinion piece in Peru's La República argues that the US holds a near-monopoly on advanced cyber defense programs, leaving companies in other countries vulnerable to cyberattacks and piracy. The claim is an analytical assertion rather than a documented event, and its accuracy is unclear. It highlights a potential geopolitical imbalance in cybersecurity capabilities.

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