Notes and analysis with a business mindset.
We write about what we see in practice: software, cybersecurity, complex contracts and the legal reality of technology companies.
Software piracy and cybersecurity: from an economic problem to systemic risk
Recent empirical evidence shows that unauthorized software is no longer just a compliance issue: it is a privileged vector for malware and a direct risk to cybersecurity and to the public's sensitive data.
Welcome to the Cyber Harmonization Cafe: a BSA proposal to streamline cyber regulation
BSA proposes replacing the current tangle of cyber regulations in the United States with a 'single menu' coordinated between ONCD and OMB. An interesting roadmap for thinking about cyber regulation in Latin America too.
Software: copyright, cybersecurity and the ARTI Agreement between the United States and Argentina
The ARTI agreement (February 2026) repositions software protection as a matter of public interest, digital security and international cooperation, not as a mere dispute between licensors and users.
How to protect software in Argentina without slowing development down
Practical strategies for combining copyright, contracts and NDAs in companies that iterate fast.
Cybersecurity: what the board needs to hear
A short guide for CISOs and CEOs on how to present cyber risk in legal and business terms.
New corporate vehicles for founders in Latin America
SAS, regional holdings and hybrid structures: what works to scale and what to avoid when raising capital.
Knowledge Economy Promotion Regime
Analysis of Law 27,570: new covered activities, admission requirements, tax benefits and the critical points of the regime that succeeds the Software Promotion Law.
Tech compliance: from PDF to real control
How to move from paper policies to verifiable operational controls, without slowing the product team down.
Half-sanction for the new unified bill on Internet Service Provider (ISP) Liability
The Senate gave half-sanction to a long-awaited bill: subjective liability standard, amparo procedure and effective knowledge through judicial order. Analysis of strengths, gaps and what remains to be regulated.
Cracks and cybercrime: a guide for judges and forensic experts
Pirated software and cracks are not a marginal phenomenon: they are the first link in attack chains that destabilize judicial systems, economic security and the daily life of millions. A note prepared by Christian A. Biniat for the IACC.