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Press contact
Write to info@zettatek.com with the subject Press and we will reply the same business day. Phone +52 55 9660 5304. If you need an interview on a fixed date, say so in your first email and we will coordinate schedules.
Who can you talk to?
| Spokesperson | Topics |
|---|---|
| German Moreno | The real cost of security. Why, under pressure, companies cut precisely what protects them. A market view of MSSPs in Latin America. |
| Octavio Mendoza | How attackers really get in. Banking security and compliance with CNBV and Banxico. Vulnerability management. What a SOC does and does not do. |
| Raúl Granadillo | SOC architecture. Artificial intelligence applied to detection and response. Cloud and multicloud. How an MSSP is built. |
| Jorge Rojas | How a technical capability becomes a business model. The SOC, MDR and SIEM market. |
| Alexander Velásquez | Artificial intelligence and automation applied to operations. How AI changes the attacker's profile. |
Spokespeople
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German Moreno
Founder and CEO
German Moreno is the founder and CEO of ZetTateK. With more than two decades in technology, the last ten focused on cybersecurity, he has led security operations for organizations in banking, insurance, telecommunications, healthcare and energy. Before ZetTateK he ran Sistemas Logitron and was IT Solutions Manager at QLOGIK Technologies.
At ZetTateK he leads a team whose engineers hold offensive-security certifications such as CEH, OSCP and CPENT and which is currently pursuing ISO/IEC 27001 certification. He has shared success stories at industry forums such as Seceon's Innovation & Certification Days in 2024. Bilingual in Spanish and English.
Octavio Mendoza
Partner and CISO
Octavio Mendoza is a partner and the CISO of ZetTateK. His career in information security began in 2011 at HSBC México, where for seven years he worked on penetration testing and in the bank's fraud and technology risk areas. In 2017 he was invited by CompTIA as a contributing expert in the development of an international pentesting certification.
He joined ZetTateK in 2018 and since 2022 has led the Purple Team, the practice that pits attack and defense capabilities against each other within the same organization to measure how well it really holds up. He is a graduate of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.
Raúl Granadillo
CTO
Raúl Granadillo is CTO of ZetTateK. As head of technology, he defines the architecture of the operational stack on which a team certified in CEH, OSCP and CPENT runs the 24/7 NOC and SOC that protects clients in banking, insurance, industry and services. He leads the evolution of the managed services portfolio and drives the adoption of artificial intelligence applied to detection and response.
With more than fifteen years leading technology areas in Latin America, previously as CIO of Copycorp in Caracas and CEO of Printea México, he joined ZetTateK to turn that experience into a replicable operating model. He holds current certifications from Fortinet, Sophos, Check Point and Acronis. Bilingual in Spanish and English.
Jorge Rojas
Chief Innovation Officer
Jorge Rojas is Chief Innovation Officer of ZetTateK. His work consists of turning cybersecurity capabilities into services the market understands and buys: he identifies opportunities in the SOC, MDR and SIEM segments and designs offerings for banking, insurance, retail, healthcare and energy, taking them from concept to a marketable service.
His background combines entrepreneurship, finance and product development. He completed the Algorithmic Trading Programme at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, and earned the Professional Certificate in Product Management from the Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University. He has been an entrepreneurship mentor in the E2SI program of Villanova University's College of Engineering.
Alexander Velásquez
AI and Cybersecurity Solutions Architect
Alexander Velásquez is the artificial intelligence and cybersecurity solutions architect at ZetTateK. He has more than eighteen years of experience as a full stack developer and systems architect, with production platforms on Google Cloud, AWS and Intune, microservices architectures and integrations with enterprise resource planning systems such as SAP.
At ZetTateK he leads the design and construction of the company's agentic harness, a platform that coordinates language models, tools and corporate connectors to carry out real operational work. He is responsible for ForjaOS, which is used to build knowledge assistants and vertical automations on the client's private infrastructure, under the OWASP controls for applications with language models.
Company description
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Short version
ZetTateK is a boutique MSSP headquartered in Mexico City with a presence across Mexico, the United States and Venezuela. Since 2016 it has run a 24/7 NOC and SOC that monitors, detects and contains threats for clients in banking, insurance, industry and services. Its team of around twenty people holds CEH, OSCP and CPENT offensive-security certifications and serves clients in Spanish and English.
English
ZetTateK is a boutique MSSP headquartered in Mexico City with a presence across Mexico, the United States and Venezuela. Since 2016 it has run a 24/7 NOC and SOC that monitors, detects and contains threats for clients in banking, insurance, industry and services. Its team of around twenty people holds CEH, OSCP and CPENT offensive-security certifications and serves clients in Spanish and English.
Long version
ZetTateK is a managed security services provider (MSSP), founded in 2016 and headquartered in Mexico City. It operates in Mexico, the United States and Venezuela.
Its core activity is a network and security operations center that runs 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, monitoring its clients' infrastructure and containing threats before they become incidents. Around that service it offers penetration testing, incident response, compliance consulting, endpoint protection, cloud infrastructure and business continuity.
The team consists of around twenty people holding CEH, OSCP and CPENT offensive-security certifications and is currently pursuing ISO/IEC 27001 certification. The company serves its clients in Spanish and English.
Quick facts
- Founded in 2016.
- Headquartered in Mexico City.
- Operations in Mexico, the United States and Venezuela.
- Around twenty people.
- In-house NOC and SOC, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
- Team offensive-security certifications: CEH, OSCP and CPENT.
- ISO/IEC 27001 certification in progress.
- Banking, insurance, industry, healthcare, retail and services.
- Service in Spanish and English.
Verified figures you can use
These are figures we have verified and published, with their source. You may cite them by attributing them to the original source, not to ZetTateK. If you need the context or the full report, request it by email.
Of ransomware attacks in Mexico in the first half of 2026 were concentrated in the services sector, ahead of government (11.72%) and manufacturing (8.28%). That is about 52 Mexican companies in six months.Source: regional report by SCILabs, the intelligence unit of Scitum, published on September 21, 2026. Our analysis on the blog.
Cybersecurity specialists Mexico is short of. Around 6,000 are trained each year for some 85,000 open positions. It should not be confused with the 328,000 figure, which covers all of Latin America.Sources: UNIAT (July 2026) for Mexico and ISC2 for the regional figure.
Deadline for fintech companies with more than 50,000 users in Mexico to report a security incident.Source: CNBV regulations in force in 2026.
What we do not comment on
By contract and by our own judgment, we neither confirm nor deny who our clients are, we do not comment on specific third-party incidents and we do not give opinions on ongoing investigations. Nor do we attribute attacks to groups or countries without public evidence.
We can talk about how things happen, industry patterns and sourced figures. We say this up front so nobody wastes time.
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Two details when citing us: the name is written ZetTateK, with a capital K at the end. The short description is Boutique MSSP headquartered in Mexico City. If you prefer the Spanish term: proveedor de servicios administrados de seguridad.