According to a study by BSAIDC (Business Software Alliance) (2010), revealed that in Peru, 74.6% of Sees have suffered exposure to viruses and cyber crime and 30.5% suffered a systems failure due to software piracy and this because across Latin America, including Peru, 75% of PC sales go to small businesses or homes, and over 50% of them come from non-branded sales, which translates into a real challenge for anti-piracy equipment.
The BSA, along with Microsoft and its members are working and sharing information on the risks associated with the purchase of counterfeit products and the benefits of buying genuine software through the appropriate channels, “said Pier Calderon, representative of BSA.
This action protects intellectual property rights, and seeks to do the right thing for our country, said Juan Jose Baleen, legal manager of Microsoft Peru.
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