Análisis comparativo de la Ley Orgánica de Protección de Datos Personales del Ecuador con la legislación colombiana desde un enfoque de ciberseguridad y delitos informáticos

The expansion of the Internet and technology has changed the way we live and work, making it essential to be permanently connected. However, this has made us more vulnerable to personal information theft and has given rise to significant cyber crimes that affect the right to personal data protection and privacy. Deficient global legislation has hindered an effective fight against cybercrime, and governments are pressured to create laws that protect their citizens. Organizations must implement information security systems and responsible policies and procedures to manage the collected, processed, and stored information. This article presents a comparison of Colombian and Ecuadorian laws on personal data protection and cyber crimes, as well as recommendations for implementing an Information Security Management System (ISMS) to comply with these protection laws.