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Article: Coaf cria governança para nuvem, mas deixa soberania de dados e fornecedores em aberto
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5 / 10
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The Coaf has issued Ordinance No. 5, establishing a formal governance framework for its use of software and cloud computing services. However, the ordinance is notable for its omissions, as it fails to define criteria for choosing cloud providers, requirements for data localization, or a position on using international providers or national public infrastructure.

The main topics covered are the new governance ordinance, its significant regulatory gaps regarding sensitive financial data, and the Coaf's increasing institutional alignment with the technological policies of the Brazilian Central Bank.

The ordinance sets general principles like data protection and risk mitigation but defers all technical, operational, and contractual details to future internal regulations. This leaves critical policy questions on data sovereignty and provider selection unresolved for the agency handling Brazil's sensitive financial intelligence.

Furthermore, the text makes no mention of existing federal public IT companies, failing to prioritize a government cloud. This regulatory silence is particularly concerning given the highly sensitive nature of the financial intelligence data the Coaf processes and shares internationally.

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https://capitaldigital.com.br/coaf-cria-governanca-para-nuvem-mas-deixa-soberania-de-dados-e-fornecedores-em-aberto/
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Capital Digital
Published Date
2026-03-04 13:05
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2026-03-04 14:26
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2026-03-04 15:41
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