US Edition‘Open’ the MX Key: Senate Passes the National Law to Eliminate Bureaucratic Procedures
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This Tuesday, with 75 votes of Moreno and allies in favor and 37 votes against, the Senate approved the National Law to Eliminate Bureaucratic Procedures, which will digitize procedures and centralize personal and biometric data through the MX Key. Although the legislation promises administrative simplification, experts warn of cybersecurity risks, data leaks and possible misuse of information by the government, generating concerns about privacy…
The new Law establishes the obligation of the Mx Key. Once you have it, you will be able to identify yourself digitally in different portals of the Government of Mexico to carry out procedures in an agile, fast and secure way.The post MX Key: What is and how does the new tool for administrative procedures first appeared on SinEmbargo MX.Read the full text in sinembargo.mx
Cd. of Mexico.- The project to simplify bureaucratic procedures in a digital way, known as Key MX, puts at risk the sensitive data of the millions of Mexicans, warned Victor Ruiz, founder of Silikn and certified instructor in cybersecurity. "As it is mandatory to use and to concentrate highly sensitive information in a single system, it becomes a highly attractive target for organized cybercrime," explained the cybersecurity specialist. Comments…
The Senate of the Republic adopted on 24 June, in general and in particular, the opinion issuing the new National Law to Eliminate Bureaucratic Procedures, with the aim of modernizing the public administration through simplification, digitization and approval of procedures in the three orders of government. 75 votes in favour and 37 against in general, and 63 votes in favour and 36 against in particular, the opinion was endorsed by the majority,…
The issuance of the National Law for the Elimination of Bureaucratic Procedures, as well as the repeal of the still in force Law on Regulatory Improvement, undermines the federal pact, imposing direct obligations on states and municipalities, without consulting them or encouraging dialogue, accused PAN Senator Mario Vázquez Robles. “This law is not only imposed, but is made without any prior coordination, much less taking into account the local …
With 75 votes in favour and 37 against, the Senate of the Republic passed the National Law to Eliminate Bureaucratic Procedures which, according to the opinion, intends to facilitate the interaction of citizens with the governments of the three levels, and which, according to the members of Morena, seeks to end corruption, although for the opposition it is in fact a concentration of power.
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