A/76/187 improve technological infrastructure security pro cesses, cybersecurity incident management and digital security awareness. The Government’s computer security incident response team is composed of a group of specialized technicians who implement and develop activities to prevent and manage cybersecurity incidents. International cooperation and assistance in information and communications technology security and capacity-building With regard to the facilitation of cross-border cooperation to address critical infrastructure vulnerabilities that transcend national borders, the Attorney General’s Office has noted that it is important to develop capacities in the region to combat cybercrime. Colombia has thus sought to develop strategic partnerships and has participated in various forums; for example, it has officially become a State party to the Convention on Cybercrime, has been involved in various United Nations working groups and has signed memorandums of understanding against cybercrime with various other States. In addition, as part of its cooperation and coordination efforts, Colombia is working in conjunction with the network of computer security incident response teams in the Americas, a platform for the exchange of threat-related information and for cooperation among incident response groups in the region. Colombia also participates in international information exchange projects, such as bulletins and early warnings for financial-sector-related governmental and supervisory entities of other countries in the region (for example, the Central American Council of Comptrollers of Banks, Insurance Companies and other Financial Institutions and the Pacific Alliance). The Attorney General’s Office has promoted the signing of a number of memorandums of understanding with other States in order to combat cybercrime and related offences. With regard to further work in capacity-building, such as on forensics or on cooperative measures to address the criminal or terrorist use of ICTs, efforts to upgrade technology and capacities have progressed less rapidly owing to the high cost of licensing, equipment and training. With regard to the recommendation to consider, in the int erest of ICT security capacity-building, forming bilateral and multilateral cooperation initiatives that would build on established partnership relations, in order to build ICT security capacity, to help improve the environment for effective mutual assista nce in the response to ICT incidents among States and competent international organizations, including the United Nations and its agencies, the private sector, academia and civil society organizations, the Government of Colombia, through the Ministry of Information and Communications Technologies, has chaired the Executive Committee of the Network of e-Government Leaders of Latin America and the Caribbean, which brings together digital government authorities from 34 countries in the region in order to address cybersecurity matters. The following activities have been proposed in order to promote an understanding of the cybersecurity situation and put forward, for the Network’s approval, measures to improve the level of cybersecurity in the Network’s member countries and in the region: – Study of the Inter-American Development Bank and OAS on cybersecurity maturity level. 21-10045 13/46