Mexico’s cybersecurity strategy, introduced in 2017, has stalled due to lack of political focus under President López Obrador. Facing escalating cyber threats and budget cuts, urgent revitalization is needed. With a new administration imminent, Mexico must prioritize leadership, coordination, and digital investments.
Strategic partnerships, notably with the U.S., can strengthen cybersecurity capabilities. Bridging the divide between domestic policies and global engagement is crucial to safeguarding national security in today’s digital landscape.
