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Mexico’s customs modernization agenda includes AI-assisted tariff classification, declaration error detection and tools to flag potential import undervaluation. More via @MXBusinessNews!
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Mexico's AI-powered health system will target 3 billion annual units of medical supplies across public facilities. Can digital tracking reduce distribution delays? More via @MXBusinessNews!
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#Healthcare #Mexico #IMSS
AI is accelerating vulnerability exploitation, while outdated systems remain exposed across Latin America. @Fortinet recorded 2.09B #Botnet detections in 2025. More via @MXBusinessNews!
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AI could add up to 0.5% to annual global growth, but unequal infrastructure and skills may leave developing economies behind. More via @MXBusinessNews!
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Querétaro will publish data center water consumption measurements in 2027. Specialists want companies to disclose long-term water needs as AI infrastructure expands. More via @MXBusinessNews!
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Attackers work in sync while defenders stay fragmented. CISOs call for safe harbor rules to share threat data.
More on Moneypool, @PAMhotels, @Coppel, @AXA, Coca-Cola FEMSA, and @totalplaymx via #MexicoBusinessNews!
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Elizabeth García of @Forescout highlights why asset inventories are not enough: businesses need to assess exposure and contain threats across IT, IoT and OT.
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“Threat profiling involves understanding who the adversary is and gathering all available intelligence. Technology enables us to gain deeper insights into potential threats,” says José García, CISO at Coca-Cola FEMSA #MexicoCybersecuritySummit 2026 #MexicoBusiness
“There’s a big difference between saying ‘we got hacked’ and taking a proactive approach. We face numerous vulnerabilities today, and we need to focus on how to prevent them,” says Efrain Baldenebro, CISO at AXA #MexicoCybersecuritySummit 2026 #MexicoBusiness
Floods, heat, and cyberattacks now hit the same assets. @AMCS_ORG, @Penoles, @mitsuiandco, and @McDonalds rethink continuity.
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“The first step in building trust is communicating our capabilities: demonstrating that we can prevent incidents, respond effectively when they occur, and recover quickly,” says Jose Antonio Goyri Escalona, CISO at Totalplay #MexicoCybersecuritySummit 2026 #MexicoBusiness
“One of the main challenges for nearshoring is the lack of digital sovereignty. The absence of a robust legal framework creates an environment where companies are left to manage their own cybersecurity,” says Coppel’s David Jimenez #MexicoCybersecuritySummit 2026 #MexicoBusiness
“The key to building confidence starts with the first interaction: providing trust and secure networks across the infrastructure,” says Rhett Nieto, Corporate Director of Cybersecurity at PAM Hotels #MexicoCybersecuritySummit 2026 #MexicoBusiness
“The challenge is not just identifying vulnerabilities, but understanding whether they pose a risk based on their level of exposure,” says Elizabeth García, Regional Sales Manager at Forescout
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“It’s not just about maintaining inventory or knowing how many devices we have. We need to ask the right questions: What assets are connected to my network, and do they pose a risk to my business?” says Forescout’s Elizabeth García #MexicoCybersecuritySummit 2026 #MexicoBusiness
“As the number of devices grows, so does the attack surface,” says Elizabeth García, Regional Sales Manager at Forescout #MexicoCybersecuritySummit 2026 #MexicoBusiness
“We need to reassess the locations of data centers to strengthen business continuity. AI agents can help us assess risks and vulnerabilities in physical infrastructure, ensuring proper segmentation,” says McDonald’s Omar Vazquez #MexicoCybersecuritySummit 2026 #MexicoBusiness
“We implemented an approach in which solutions are designed with cybersecurity, starting from the moment we consider integrating them into our infrastructure,” says Rosy Rodríguez, Technology Services Lead at Peñoles #MexicoCybersecuritySummit 2026 #MexicoBusiness
Autonomous AI agents can access corporate data and critical systems, but weak controls risk destructive actions and data exposure.
More on @varonis via @MXBusinessNews!
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Cloud resilience starts with suppliers, say security leaders from Spin, Stori, and Marelli.
More on @WoSECtweets, @MarelliTech, Spin, @Huawei, and Stori via #MexicoBusinessNews!
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