# Analysis of Dynamic Complexity of the Cyber Security Ecosystem of Colombia
## 3 Cyber Security Ecosystem of Colombia
### Entities of the Cyber Security Ecosystem of Colombia
**Chancellor's Office--Ministry of Foreign Affairs**: entity in charge of the Administrative Sector of International Relations. This office has two divisions: Crime Prevention Coordination and Multilateral Political Affairs Direction, where all the different subjects related to cyber security are discussed [15]. **National Planning Department (NPD)**: through the Sub direction of Security and Defence, it is in charge of the coordination, planning, determining of available budget and tracking defined actions in the CONPES 3701 document referring to cyber security, the generation of information that can be useful in the decision making that the State makes regarding the present subject [16]. **Ministry of Justice (Min Justice)**: one of this entity's functions is the formulation and direction of national public justice policies, the coordination of matters related to penitentiaries and prisons, the promotion of legality in the local culture and other functions established by law. The subjects related to Cyber security are coordinated through the Direction of Criminal Policies [17]. **Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (Min Finance)**: in charge of the definition, formulation, and execution of the economic policy in the country; prepare its laws, decrees and the pertinent regulation in fiscal, financial and customs sectors. It defines as a regulatory entity in anything related to information security the Financial Superintendence of Colombia [18]. **Ministry of Commerce, Industry, and Tourism (MinCIT)**: its functions are related to the socioeconomic development of the productive sector of the national industry, the strengthening of small, medium and large businesses, promoting investments, etc. It defines as a regulatory entity the Superintendence of Industry and Commerce in aspects related to the protection of data [19]. **National Intelligence Agency (NIA)**: entity that is in charge of producing strategic intelligence and counterintelligence of state on a national and international scale. **Attorney General Office**: this entity is part of the judicial branch of public order, it is autonomous from an administrative perspective and constitutionally as well as financially it is designed to be the accusing organism of the State, in this sense it is the one in charge of enforcing penal action [10]. The Technical Body of Investigation attached to the Coordination of Cybernetic Crimes, is the division in charge of all aspects of electronic offenses. **Technical Body of Investigation (TBI)**: it has as objective the investigation and the search of actors and participants of a colony, including cybernetic ones. It works along with the judicial branch in aspects of judicialization of cybercrimes. **Public Administration**: public entities and institutions belonging to the Colombian State, such as State owned businesses, city halls and other forms of governments. **Critical Infrastructure**: public entities that provide essential services which are considered strategic in Colombia, such as financial, energy, and aqueduct service providers. **Communications Regulatory Commission (CRC)**: this special administrative unit is part of MinICT. It has as its objective the regulation of the communication services and network sectors [11]. **Financial Superintendence of Colombia (FSC)**: its objectives are the preservation of stability, security and trust in the financial system of Colombia, development of the stock market and protection of investors, savings and, creditors [20]. In 2007, it emitted an External Notice 052, which establishes the minimum requirements of security and quality in the management of information through means and distribution channels of products and services for clients and users of the financial system [21]. **Superintendence of Industry and Commerce (SIC)**: a technical organism, part of MinCIT. Its main goal is strengthening the development of markets by taking into account consumerism, competition, and its organization.