Independent assessment of ISO management systems in Mexican organizations. Alignment with LFPDPPP, CNBV regulations, and official Mexican standards. Gap analysis and executive training.
Mexico has one of the most comprehensive regulatory frameworks in the region regarding personal data. The LFPDPPP and its regulations establish detailed obligations for data controllers in the private sector. The CNBV requires financial institutions to comply with IT security and operational continuity provisions. Official Mexican Standards (NOM) complement the framework with specific sectoral requirements. 62% of Mexican organizations assessed present gaps in their information management system documentation.
Federal law regulating the processing of personal data held by private parties. Establishes principles of lawfulness, consent, information, quality, purpose, loyalty, proportionality, and accountability.
Provisions from the National Banking and Securities Commission establishing information security requirements, user authentication, and operation monitoring for regulated financial institutions.
Official Mexican Standard establishing requirements for data message preservation and document digitization, with direct impact on ISO 27001 document management controls.
Assessment within 72 business hours. ISO methodology adapted to your country's regulatory framework.
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