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Carlos Eduardo Moreira
Supervisor of Infrastructure, Technology and Information Security
Tribunal de Contas do Estado do Rio Grande do Sul (TCE-RS)
Speaker Bio
Carlos Eduardo M. Moreira is an IT External Control Auditor at the Court of Accounts of the State of Rio Grande do Sul (TCE‑RS). He holds a degree in Computer Science from UFRGS (2006) and a master's degree from the same institution (2014), with a solid academic foundation aligned with modern demands in technology, data and security. He has 16 years of experience in IT infrastructure, working both strategically and operationally throughout his career. He currently serves as Supervisor of Infrastructure, Technology and Information Security at TCE‑RS, leading the N1 support (helpdesk) and N2 (configuration and provisioning of IT assets) teams, as well as the networks and ICT infrastructure and services area. His work is focused on ensuring the availability, continuity, stability and security of the institutional systems and of the entire technological infrastructure that supports the Court’s operations.
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Session
Wednesday, 05 August, 2026 02:00 PM - 02:20 PM BRT
Gartner Talks: Carlos Eduardo Moreira, CISO at TCE-RS – More Resilient IT: How to Withstand Extreme Climate Impact and Ransomware Attacks?
Carlos Eduardo Moreira,
Supervisor of Infrastructure, Technology and Information Security, Tribunal de Contas do Estado do Rio Grande do Sul (TCE-RS)
In this talk, Carlos Eduardo M. Moreira, Supervisor of Infrastructure, Technology, and Information Security at the Court of Accounts of the State of Rio Grande do Sul (TCE-RS), highlights the More Resilient IT Project, an initiative that consolidated actions to strengthen the continuity and security of IT services in the face of high-impact events, such as the 2024 flood and the 2022 ransomware attack. With structural improvements in physical infrastructure, contingency practices, adoption of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), Extended Asset Protection, and a Security Operations Center (SOC), the project raised the institution’s technological maturity, reduced vulnerabilities, and improved crisis response. By integrating climate resilience and cybersecurity, the case offers a concrete and replicable model for recovery and support of critical operations, providing practical lessons for public and private organizations seeking greater robustness against digital threats and extreme events.
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