To ensure a comprehensive and balanced perspective, LAC4 mobilised two EU CyberNet experts Jan Rada and Jersain Covarrubias to lead the mission. By combining deep regional context with European Union best practices, experts provided a detailed legal and technical revision of the legislative proposal. This collaborative approach allowed for a specialised analysis that aligns Mexico’s national requirements with international standards for digital governance. 

The revision hopes to refine and strengthen the draft legislation, as well as proposed recommendations and areas of improvement to enhance the structural integrity of the legislative piece. Experts highlight the strong emphasis on innovation in cybersecurity as well as that the law could serve as a role model for improved regional cyber resilience. Throughout the review there were several legal innovations highlighted by the experts that give the law potential for being a regional reference framework. Moreover, the experts provided a comparative analysis to compare the Mexican to European frameworks, such as NIS2.  

This initiative is a prime example of the specialised activities LAC4 provides to its partner nations. Beyond general capacity building, LAC4 serves as a bridge for technical diplomacy, offering direct peer-to-peer assistance and expert-led advisory services. By facilitating these legal-technical revisions, LAC4 continues to support the development of mature, effective cybersecurity policies and frameworks throughout the region.