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Mexico

The Digital Transformation and Telecommunications Agency of Mexico (ATDT) joined LAC4 on behalf of the Government of Mexico in February 2026 as a Participating Nation.

Mexico’s collaboration in LAC4 has focused on strengthening cybersecurity awareness and skills development. This is reflected in the launch of the Cyber Hygiene Platform in Mexico. This initiative supports the development of a more resilient and informed digital ecosystem by promoting good cybersecurity practices among users and contributing to the broader objective of building a skilled cybersecurity workforce in the region. 

The Digital Transformation and Telecommunications Agency (ATDT) is a Mexican government body responsible for consolidating public sector digital capabilities and developing public technology solutions aimed at delivering simple, secure, and efficient services. Its mandate also includes promoting affordable and high-quality connectivity to ensure that all individuals, regardless of their location, can fully exercise their rights in the digital environment. 

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Events & Engagements

LAC4 has been organising engagements in Mexico and engaged Mexico’s policymakers and professionals across events.

Events

Launch of the Cyberhygiene Platform for Mexico in March 2026, online

 

Engagements

A list of events and engagements with Mexico as a focus country.

LAC4 Members-Only Seminar: SOC Fundamentals & Comparative on European Models in June 2026, online

LAC4 Members-only Seminar: A legal Architecture and a Common Framework in April 2026, online

Training for creating and operating CSIRTs in the academic sector March 2024, online

 

 

News & Articles

A list of news and articles about LAC4 cooperation with Mexico

News and articles about direct cooperation: events, seminars or trainings in Honduras.

Mexico Joins LAC4 (February 2026)

Mexico on behalf of the Digital Transformation and Telecommunications Agency of Mexico (ATDT) has become the 18th member of LAC4.

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News and articles about LAC4 engagement with Mexico as a focus country.

LAC4 Members-Only Seminar: SOC Fundamentals & Comparative on European Models June 2026)

As the Latin American and Caribbean region undergoes rapid digital transformation, the traditional Security Operations Center (SOC) model is being challenged by the need for increased agility and cross-border collaboration. To address these evolving demands, LAC4 hosted its latest members-only webinar on this topic, which aimed at providing participants with a foundational blueprint for building and scaling effective SOCs.

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Members-only Seminar: a Legal Architecture and a Common Framework (April 2026)

The seminar focused on the development of a coherent legal architecture and a common cybersecurity framework in Latin America, beginning with an introduction to the NIS 2 Directive adopted by the European Union in 2022 and the cybersecurity situation in Czech Republic. The session highlighted that, although many countries in the region are aligning with international standards, adapting these frameworks to local institutional, technical and economic realities remains a significant challenge.

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