Overview Established in 1988 as part of the seventh Brazilian Constitution, Brazil’s Federal Pro­ secution Service is Brazil’s public prosecution service. Its team of more than 15,000 employ­ ees fulfill the mission to defend social and indi ­ vidual rights, uphold the rule of law and protect democratic institutions. Challenge As a public body, Brazil’s Federal Prosecution Service always strives for more efficient and ef ­ fective ways to deliver justice for Brazilians. T o become more dynamic, the ministry looked to modernize its e­mail­based information shar ­ ing processes, which were limiting the flexibility of prosecutors, reducing the cost-efficiency of its operations, and weakening data security. Mauro Sobrinho, CIO of Brazil’s Federal Pro­ secution Service, takes up the s

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