A recent report reveals significant security vulnerabilities within Chile’s government digital infrastructure. The state’s digital “territory” comprises 915 access points, but only 16 are equipped with basic security measures like authentication – essentially a “doorbell.” This lack of protection leaves critical government systems exposed to potential cyberattacks and data breaches. The report, published by CIPER Chile, highlights a concerning disparity between the number of access points and the implementation of fundamental security protocols. Experts warn this poses a substantial risk to sensitive citizen data and the overall stability of government operations. The findings raise questions about resource allocation and prioritization within the government’s cybersecurity strategy. Further investigation is needed to determine the extent of the vulnerabilities and the steps being taken to address them.