Cybersecurity in Mexico

Cybersecurity in Mexico
We shop online. We work online. We play online. We live online. As our lives
increasingly depend on digital services, the need to protect our information from
being maliciously disrupted or misused is really important. Privacy is becoming
a subject of concern not only among individuals, but in the business world.
23.549
cyber-attacks
in 2013
Source: Comisión
Nacional de Seguridad
Many of them
are not reported
by most of the
companies,
either because
of their fear of
reputation
damage, either
because they
are unaware
of the attacks.
10
millions
of Mexican
affected by
cybercrime
Source:
Symaantec
Entities affected, 2013
39%
Private Sector
26%
Academia
2nd country
Government
31%
with the largest number
of cyber-attacks in
Latin America
Source: Norton Report 2013
Cost of Cybercrime in Mexico, 2013:
300 Million Usd
Origine of cyber-attacks in Mexico, 2013
Source: Journalmex, McAfee
2.17%
Germany
57.48%
USA
4.48%
France
0.09%
Mexico
25.55%
Argelia
1.74%
Indonesia
Source: Journalmex
Main cyber-threats identified, 2013
80%
52%
Mexico is the
country with
more investment
in cybersecurity
in Latin America
Spam
Phishing
Defacement
14% 13% 13%
Malware
Mexican firms are
investing more in
human resources to
monitor cyber and
physical security.
63%
91%
Mexican CEOs have prioritized
cybersecurity in their organization.
Mexican companies
are willing to invest
more money and
resources to meet
the challenge of
cybercrime.
Source: Fortinet Security Survey 2014
Source: Comision Nacional de Seguridad
Cybersecurity Strategies
Employee
Training
Collaboration
Cyber
insurance
NIST
Cybersecurity
Framework