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HotSpot 3 - Data Security Essentials for Nearshoring Success (Daniel Figueroa)
In today’s digital landscape, creating a strong password is no longer enough. Companies operating internationally — especially those expanding through nearshoring — must implement end-to-end data security strategies to protect sensitive information and ensure regulatory compliance.
In this episode of HotSpot by Intugo, we speak with Daniel Figueroa, Head of Global Security at Intugo, about the core levels of data protection businesses must understand and apply. From controlling access points to aligning with international standards, Daniel provides a practical guide for companies strengthening their security posture while operating in Mexico.
✅ Intugo is now officially certified by NYCE under ISO/IEC 27001:2022, demonstrating our commitment to globally recognized information security standards.
What You'll Learn
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Why data security is about much more than passwords
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How to define access controls and secure data storage
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What international clients demand regarding compliance
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The role of ISO 27001:2022 in securing nearshore operations
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How Intugo helps companies translate and enforce global policies in Mexico
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Episode Timestamps
00:00 – Why Passwords Aren’t Enough Anymore
0:24 – Meet Daniel Figueroa, Head of Global Security at Intugo
0:38 – The 4 Key Levels of Data Security
1:32 – Examples of What Clients Request from Intugo
2:03 – How Intugo Applies International Compliance Standards
2:30 – Nearshoring & Data Security: What Directors Must Know
3:00 – The Importance of Understanding Local Risk
3:40 – Signing & Enforcing Data Security Policies in Mexico
4:00 – How Similar Are Protocols Between the US and Mexico?
4:16 – Final Thoughts & Thanks
Meet the Guest
Daniel Figueroa
Head of Global Security, Intugo
Daniel Figueroa leads Intugo’s global information security efforts, overseeing the implementation of security protocols that protect client operations across borders. With experience in ISO 27001 frameworks, risk assessment, and user awareness programs, Daniel ensures that all security measures align with international standards — including Intugo’s recent ISO 27001:2022 certification.
He plays a key role in helping foreign companies confidently operate in Mexico by ensuring compliance, safeguarding data, and promoting a proactive cybersecurity culture across nearshore teams.
