What is an incident response playbook?
An incident response playbook is the written procedure that states, step by step, what is done when a specific type of incident occurs: who acts, in what order, with what permissions, who is notified and when. It is not a strategy document. It is an operational guide that someone has to […]
How many days does your company take to patch? Attackers no longer wait 43
Inside your company, two clocks are running at the same time and only one of them is visible. The first starts when a vendor publishes a flaw and someone on your team opens the ticket. The second starts when someone else, anywhere in the world, finishes writing the code that exploits that same […]
What is cyber insurance and what will they ask of you before granting it?
Cyber insurance is a policy that pays part of what a cyber incident costs: the forensic investigation, system recovery, the time operations were down, notification of affected individuals and claims from those who were harmed. It doesn’t prevent the attack. It splits the bill. That is where the biggest confusion […]
What are MTTD and MTTR in cybersecurity?
MTTD and MTTR are the two metrics that measure time in an incident: how long it takes you to see it and how long it takes you to act. What they measure, how they are calculated and what to require in writing in an SLA.
What is an enterprise password vault?
An enterprise vault is not a personal manager. What sets it apart, what it solves and why stolen credentials now top the list of security breaches.
What is DLP and why does your company need it?
DLP is the control that prevents sensitive data from leaving your company without authorization. What it protects, how it works and where implementations fail.
Ransomware in Mexico: how to prepare your company before, during and after an attack?
Mexico closed 2025 among the eleven countries with the most ransomware attempts in the world, and in Latin America only Brazil receives more attacks. The trend has not eased in 2026: during the first quarter, Mexican financial institutions were affected, with groups such as LockBit and Qilin involved. Manufacturing, healthcare, government and banking top the list of […]
Cybersecurity compliance in Mexico: LFPDPPP and ISO 27001
What does “compliance” mean in cybersecurity, and why does it matter in Mexico? Compliance is the set of legal, contractual and standards-based obligations your company must meet to handle information responsibly. In Mexico, the pressure has increased on three fronts: the growth of attacks and data leaks, […]
What is Zero Trust? The zero trust security model
Zero Trust is a cybersecurity model based on a simple principle: “never trust, always verify.” Instead of assuming that everything inside the corporate network is safe, Zero Trust continuously verifies the identity and context of every user, device and connection before granting access […]
What is ransomware? How it works and how to protect your company
Ransomware is a type of malware that encrypts a victim's files or systems and demands a payment (ransom) to restore access. It is currently one of the most costly threats for companies: in addition to holding information hostage, attackers often steal the data and threaten to publish it if the ransom is not paid […]