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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
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“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
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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
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“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
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“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
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“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 #MexicoCybersecuritySummit 2026 #MexicoBusiness
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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
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