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Cybersecurity

Brevo supply-chain attack injects ClickFix scripts into customer sites: check the forms and third-party scripts on your Mexico website today

Brevo supply-chain attack injected ClickFix scripts into customer sites. How to check the third-party scripts on your Mexico site and brief your team.

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Licensing

Up to 30% of software spend is wasted: how to audit the licenses and subscriptions of your Mexico operation before October

Up to 30% of software spend goes to unused licenses and auto-renewals. How to inventory what your Mexico operation uses and renegotiate before October 13.

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Networks

New Mexico–US fiber corridor through Aguascalientes: what your Bajío operation gains and how to get its network ready

C3ntro Telecom invests 300 million pesos in 100 km of underground fiber in Aguascalientes. What changes for Bajío sites and what to check on your network.

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Field services

Hikvision access control for your Mexico operation: mobile credentials, QR and facial recognition instead of cards

What changes when your Mexico site drops cards for mobile credentials, QR and facial recognition with Hikvision, what network it needs and common mistakes.

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Cybersecurity

Gemini lands on Windows with Alt+Space: how to control which AI assistants get installed on the PCs of your Mexico operation

Google launched Gemini for Windows 10 and 11, one Alt+Space away in any app. The risk for your Mexico office data and how to allow or block AI by policy.

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Cybersecurity

Critical ScreenConnect flaw under active exploitation: what to do if your Mexico operation or its IT provider uses this remote access tool

Critical ScreenConnect flaw under exploitation: spot the agent on your Mexico PCs, patch, ask your local provider the right questions, fix the SLA.

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Servers

Windows Server 2022 leaves mainstream support on October 13, 2026: what changes and how to plan the move to Server 2025 for your Mexico operation

Windows Server 2022 leaves mainstream support on October 13, 2026. What changes, what does not, and how to migrate your Mexico site servers to Server 2025.

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Cybersecurity

Exposed IP cameras are the backdoor into corporate networks: how to check the CCTV of your Mexico operation today

A campaign uses hacked IP cameras to break into company networks. How to tell if the cameras or NVR at your Mexico site are exposed, and how to close the door.

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IT support

Windows 11 KB5124008 breaks domain trust: what to do when the PCs of your Mexico operation can no longer log in to the network

KB5124008 knocks Windows 11 PCs out of Active Directory. How to find affected machines in Mexico, rejoin them without losing profiles and patch in rings.

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Cybersecurity

This week's zero-days: Cisco Secure Email Gateway, Chrome and Windows — what to patch today in your Mexico operation

Cisco patched an exploited Secure Email Gateway zero-day and a Chrome + Windows chain is in the wild. What to check at your Mexico site and in what order.

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Cybersecurity

Ransomware is exploiting a critical VMware flaw: what to check today on the virtualized servers of your Mexico operation

CISA confirms ransomware gangs exploit a critical VMware vCenter flaw. How to check versions, cut internet exposure and patch your Mexico servers safely.

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Licensing

Office 2021 support ends October 13, 2026: the 'October cliff' for the Office licenses of your Mexico operation

Office 2021 leaves support on October 13, 2026. It keeps opening but stops getting patches. How to inventory your Mexico offices, options and rough costs.

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