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The risk matrix presented in the first document must be prepared by each organization based on its own circumstances and structure, because this is the way to adopt prevention measures more efficiently, applying economic and human resources in the right measure to each risk based on its importance and probability of materialization.
The catalog of crimes that must be analyzed will be made up of those that may entail corporate criminal responsibility according to the Penal Code (not all of them).
Once the use case scenario has been presented in the second document, the applicable criminal Compliance crimes are identified, specifically considering technological crimes and including examples of possible crimes.
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07/07/2026
This guide presents the SG2CI, an industrial cybersecurity governance and management operating system that enables the ICSO to govern, coordinate, and evolve cybersecurity in a complex, interdependent, and changing industrial environment. SG2CI does not intend to replace standards such as IEC 62443, ISO 27001, or the NIST CSF 2.0. SG2CI is an evolution of SGCI, […]
06/07/2026
This document analyzes the DR² Model from the Center for Industrial Cybersecurity, a framework designed to govern critical decision-making under uncertainty in IT/OT environments. Unlike classic models, this approach separates technical capability from the legitimacy to decide, directly linking authority to actual impact and the “pain” assumed. Through four fundamental states (M-I-D-E) and ten essential […]
23/06/2026
This guide addresses the interpretation of the Esquema Nacional de Seguridad (ENS) in operational technology (OT) environments without altering regulations or introducing operational risks. It translates the ENS objectives into the physical and industrial reality, separating “what” the framework requires from “how” it is executed. It prioritizes availability and process integrity, validating the use of compensatory and organizational controls specific to the plant. […]
09/06/2026
This document analyzes the Industrial Cybersecurity Maturity Model and its digital platform MACIN, developed by the Industrial Cybersecurity Center (CCI) in its 2026 edition. The model is specifically designed for OT environments and aligned with C2M2 v2.1, structuring itself into 10 domains, 45 objectives, and 175 practices evaluated through five maturity levels and four dimensions: processes, technology, people, and results.