Cybersecurity Becomes a State Priority in Mexico: Cyber Week
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Cybersecurity Becomes a State Priority in Mexico: Cyber Week

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Diego Valverde By Diego Valverde | Journalist & Industry Analyst - Fri, 06/20/2025 - 11:57

Cybersecurity took center stage this week as both national strategies and international operations aligned to address evolving threats. In Mexico, the ATDT’s 2025 plan reinforces the government's cybersecurity backbone, while Puebla’s new cyber-media law has ignited debate around the balance between digital protection and freedom of expression. 

In international news, INTERPOL dismantled a vast infostealer network, Arsen launched a simulation tool for vishing attacks, Jumio expanded its biometric arsenal to counter deepfakes, and SMARTFENSE emphasized tailored regional solutions for Latin America.

Ready? This is your week in Cybersecurity!

Mexico

Puebla’s Cyber-Media Law Sparks Freedom of Expression Debate

Puebla’s recently approved Cyber-Media Law introduces a robust legal framework to combat digital crimes such as identity theft, online fraud, and cyberbullying, say authorities. While designed to protect citizens and strengthen cybersecurity, the legislation has sparked debate over its potential impact on freedom of expression and corporate communication strategies.

Mexico’s Launches 2025 Plan for Tech, Cybersecurity, Training

Mexico’s Digital Transformation and Telecommunications Agency (ATDT) has formalized its strategic plan for 2025, which centers on the creation of three national entities. These centers will focus on public technology, cybersecurity, and public sector training to modernize government technological infrastructure and improve service delivery.

International 

INTERPOL Dismantles Global Infostealer Network

INTERPOL’s Operation Secure led to the takedown of over 20,000 IP addresses and domains linked to infostealer malware. The initiative, carried out from January to April 2025 across 26 countries, concluded with the arrest of 32 suspects and the seizure of 41 servers, disrupting a vast cybercrime network.

Arsen Unveils AI Vishing Tool to Fight Voice Phishing Attacks

Arsen introduces a new Vishing Simulation module designed to train employees against voice-based social engineering attacks. The tool uses AI to generate adaptive and realistic conversations, allowing organizations to assess and strengthen their defenses against this growing global threat.

Jumio Unveils Liveness Premium to Face Deepfakes, Identity Fraud

Jumio is introducing Jumio Liveness Premium, a biometric solution designed to counter advanced identity fraud attacks, including deepfakes and injection attacks. Backed by AI, the solution aims to provide companies with greater control over digital identity verification.

MBN Experts

Tailoring Cybersecurity to Latin America’s Needs

In a constantly evolving cybersecurity landscape, companies in Mexico and Latin America need to regionalize their message to drive behavioral change. An unwavering focus on the Ibero-American market, allows SMARTFENSE to provide a more personal and effective experience that truly drives change, says Mauro Graziosi, CEO, SMARTFENSE.

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