Mexico's National Insurance and Surety Commission (CNSF) reported an information security incident that occurred on 30 January and said it activated its security and incident response protocols, along with contingency and business continuity plans. As an operational measure, it will extend the validity of existing intermediary credentials (cédulas) until 28 February while continuing to process the review, authorisation and issuance of new cédulas. The CNSF indicated that the exposed information relates to intermediary cédulas and is mostly public in nature. It also said it will pursue the corresponding legal actions before the competent authorities in relation to conduct that may constitute offences of this type.
Mexico Comisión Nacional de Seguros y Fianzas (CNSF) 2026-02-07
Mexico's National Insurance and Surety Commission reports information security incident and extends intermediary credentials through 28 February
Mexico's National Insurance and Surety Commission (CNSF) reported an information security incident involving intermediary credentials and activated its response protocols. The validity of existing credentials is extended until 28 February while new ones are processed. CNSF will pursue legal actions regarding potential offences related to the incident.