The Brazilian Superintendence of Private Insurance participated in the CORE Summit 2025, organised by the Committee for Regulation and Supervision of Financial, Capital, Insurance, Pension and Capitalisation Markets (Coremec) and Fenasbac, to discuss cybersecurity, resilience and innovation in Brazil’s National Financial System. Senior SUSEP officials used the event to position cyber resilience as a strategic priority that cuts across public policy, supervision and the insurance market. SUSEP, which currently chairs Coremec alongside the Central Bank of Brazil, the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM) and the National Superintendence of Complementary Pensions (Previc), argued that policy needs to reflect the combined complexities of digitalisation, competition and changing geopolitics, and called for deeper coordination among supervisors. Director Carlos Queiroz set out SUSEP’s focus in three areas: cybersecurity as an insurance product where coverages should be adequate and support stronger risk management, as a supervisory priority that must keep pace with innovation while preserving system integrity, and as an operational challenge for the authority itself. SUSEP representatives also joined panels on regulators’ perspectives and on artificial intelligence in supervised environments, while wider discussions covered cyber incidents, supervision of digital assets, tokenisation and cryptoassets.

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