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Chilean Navy Collaborates with Telecoms to Secure Subsea Cables

Chilean Navy Collaborates with Telecoms to Secure Subsea Cables

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ThreatCluster •November 10, 2026 at 09:42 UTC
  • •The Chilean Navy and telecom operators signed an MoU for subsea cable protection.
  • •The agreement aims to enhance coordination and response to incidents affecting subsea cables.
  • •Over 99% of intercontinental data traffic relies on these subsea cables, highlighting their critical importance.

The Chilean Navy has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Cirion, Gtd, and Telxius to enhance the protection of subsea telecommunications infrastructure in the Valparaíso region. The agreement aims to establish permanent communication channels and coordination protocols for timely responses to incidents affecting subsea cables. This initiative is crucial as over 99% of intercontinental data traffic relies on these cables, making their security a shared responsibility. The MoU also proposes forming a coordination committee to promote the development of specific protocols. The collaboration reflects the importance of subsea cables for Chile's connectivity and its ambitions to become a digital hub in South America.

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2026-11-03
MoU signed
Chilean Navy, Cirion, Gtd, and Telxius signed an MoU to enhance subsea cable protection.
Developingtelecoms
2026-11-10
MoU announced
The MoU was publicly announced by the Chilean Navy, emphasizing the need for subsea cable security.
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What is the purpose of the MoU?
The MoU aims to enhance the protection and security of subsea cables in the Valparaíso region.
Who are the main parties involved?
The main parties involved are the Chilean Navy, Cirion, Gtd, and Telxius.
Why are subsea cables important?
Subsea cables are crucial as they carry over 99% of intercontinental data traffic, making their security vital for global connectivity.