Technology explained for decision makers
No unnecessary jargon: what you need to know to make technology work for your company in Mexico.
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This week
Shadow AI at your Mexico operation: employees already use ChatGPT, Gemini and agents with client data (how to set rules without slowing anyone down)
Your Mexico team already uses AI with company data. How to find which tools are in use, what data must never leave and a one-page policy.
A 16-year-old got into Microsoft data with the username "admin": how to find the default passwords in your Mexico operation today
Mexico is the QRishing hotspot of Latin America: how to stop fake QR codes from stealing payments and passwords at your Mexico operation
Must-reads
The guides we recommend first.
- Field services
How to get IT smart hands in Mexico when your team is abroad
- Cybersecurity
Only 39% get their data back after ransomware: how to make backups in Mexico that actually restore
- IT support
Windows 10 a year after end of support: what to do in your Mexico operation before ESU year one ends in October 2026
- IT infrastructure
Nearshoring in Mexico: the IT infrastructure checklist to open operations
- IT support
Remote IT support for companies in Mexico: what gets fixed without a visit, what does not, and what it costs
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A cyberattack can leave your Bajío operation unable to invoice for months: how to protect CFDI, the accounting system and digital seal certificates (CSD)
Where your CSD and e.firma live, who can log in to the PAC and CONTPAQi or Aspel, how to back up, and a 48-hour plan to keep invoicing in Mexico.
Microsoft doubles the Windows 10 ESU price (from 61 to 122 dollars per device): what to decide before October 13 for your Mexico operation
Year two of Windows 10 ESU costs 122 USD per PC. We run the numbers for 10, 30 and 50 devices in Mexico and when to upgrade, replace or renew.
Critical Jira and Confluence flaw exploited two hours after the PoC, SonicWall SMA1000 and FortiBleed: what to patch today in your Mexico operation
Atlassian, SonicWall and Fortinet flaws exploited on October 7, 2026: is the Jira, VPN or firewall at your Mexico site exposed, and what to do today.
An engineer locked 3,000 devices on their own employer's network: how to cut access when the IT admin or vendor at your Mexico site leaves
An engineer locked 3,000 devices at their employer. Inventory privileged access at your Mexico site, cut it the same day and keep the keys in-house.
Citrix patched the NetScaler SAML zero-day and a new one is being exploited: install the patch today and check how your Mexico operation logs in through Citrix
Citrix shipped the NetScaler SAML zero-day patch on October 4 and a second exploited flaw surfaced on October 5. What to patch, rotate and check today.
SAT, IMSS and Morena breach exposes data on 36 million people: what to do today with the payroll, RFC and tax mailbox of your Mexico operation
A cyberattack on Mexico's SAT, IMSS and Morena exposed data on 36 million people. What to check today: payroll, RFC, e.firma and the SAT tax mailbox.
Microsoft 365 changes in October 2026: redesigned Copilot, new costs and usage-based billing — what to check in the tenant of your Mexico operation
New Copilot tabs, 30+ Microsoft 365 changes and usage billing that switches on by itself. What to check in your Mexico tenant before the October invoice.
Critical FortiMail zero-day under active exploitation: what to check today if the email of your Mexico operation goes through Fortinet
Fortinet confirmed on October 1, 2026 a critical FortiMail flaw already under attack. How to know if your Mexico site has one, what to patch and what to check.
Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager zero-day exploited and added to CISA's KEV: what to check today if your Mexico sites connect through Cisco SD-WAN
Cisco confirms a critical auth bypass in Catalyst SD-WAN Manager, exploited and in CISA's KEV. What to check and how to patch without dropping Mexico links.
TeamViewer urges users to patch 'as soon as possible': audit the remote access tools of your Mexico operation and find the RMM nobody installed
TeamViewer warns of severe flaws: update now. How to patch, inventory every remote access tool at your Mexico site and block what nobody approved.
Nuevo León takes 24% of cyberattack attempts in Mexico: how to protect your plant or industrial unit in the north
Nuevo León receives 24% of cyberattack attempts in Mexico. Why a plant is an easy target and the concrete list to protect production, cameras and vendor access.
Two unpatched Citrix NetScaler zero-days under active exploitation: what to do today if your Mexico operation logs in through Citrix
Two critical Citrix NetScaler flaws are exploited and unpatched. How to tell if your Mexico site uses it and what to mitigate today until Citrix ships a fix.