Industries · Mexico

Critical Infrastructure

Protecting essential services and critical infrastructure. ORCA Opti brings your risks, controls and AI governance into one living system of record, inside your Safe Zone.

Regulation

Aligned to Mexican regulation

ORCA Opti maps to the obligations Mexican organisations face, and keeps your evidence ready.

LFPDPPP

Federal personal data protection obligations for private organisations.

ISO 27001 & NIST CSF

Internationally recognised security frameworks, pre-mapped to your controls.

Financial sector cyber rules

CNBV and Banxico cyber security and resilience expectations.

Incident response

Detect, manage and document incidents with a complete audit trail.

AI governance

Safe, accountable AI use, with logging for assurance and review.

Mexican and Latin American data residency

Run inside your Safe Zone with Mexican residency, alongside Azure Mexico Central and Latin American AWS regions, including Amazon Bedrock for governed AI workloads.

For Critical Infrastructure

See ORCA Opti for Critical Infrastructure in Mexico

Energy, telecom, water, transport, finance and government, the systems modern Mexico depends on. ORCA Opti brings sovereign AI, all-hazards risk and cyber resilience into one platform inside your Safe Zone.

Sectoral regulator evidence

CRE, IFT, CNBV, ASEA, CONAGUA and other sectoral regulator obligations mapped to controls and continuous evidence.

OT and SCADA cyber resilience

Industrial control systems, SCADA and OT covered with policies, asset inventories and incident workflows aligned to IEC 62443.

Incident detection and response

Detection, triage and response workflows with the evidence the sector regulator and CERT-MX expect on the day it matters.

Sovereign AI for ops and reporting

Governed AI for operational reporting, incident investigation and regulator submissions, with the audit trail oversight bodies expect.

The pressure

What critical infrastructure operators are up against

Cyber attacks targeting national-scale services, sectoral regulator pressure, supply chain risk and OT-IT convergence all converge here.

Cyber attacks on national-scale services

Pemex 2019, ransomware on state governments and utility attacks have raised the bar for critical service resilience.

Sectoral regulator pressure

CRE, IFT, CNBV, ASEA and CONAGUA each expect their sector to demonstrate cyber and operational resilience evidence on demand.

Supply chain and third-party risk

Critical infrastructure operators depend on hundreds of vendors and service providers. Each one is a potential entry point.

OT-IT convergence and resilience

Cloud, edge and remote access have collapsed the boundary between IT and OT, multiplying the attack surface to govern.

Frameworks built in

The standards critical infrastructure runs on

ORCA Opti ships with the obligations and standards Mexican critical infrastructure operators actually run on.

National Cybersecurity Strategy

Mexican National Cybersecurity Strategy and CERT-MX coordination kept current and audit-ready.

Sectoral regulators

CRE, IFT, CNBV, ASEA, CONAGUA, SCT and sectoral counterparts tracked in one program.

IEC 62443 for OT

Industrial automation and control systems cyber security framework mapped to OT asset and process evidence.

ISO 27001 and NIST CSF

Information security and cyber risk frameworks mapped to controls and continuous evidence.

ISO 22301 business continuity

Business continuity management aligned to international benchmarks and sector regulator expectations.

Supply chain assurance

Vendor and third-party risk assessment evidence captured once and kept current across the supplier base.

See ORCA Opti for Critical Infrastructure in Mexico.

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