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Skyangel acknowledges work against cargo theft in the State of Mexico

The company presented awards to authorities in the State of Mexico and emphasized the importance of a coordinated operational response.

T21 Media by T21 Media
15 December, 2025
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Monitoring doesn’t begin when an alarm sounds. It starts much earlier, with risk analysis, understanding the territory, and the seamless coordination between technology and law enforcement . In a country where cargo theft remains a major strain on logistics chains, companies like Skyangel  have transformed prevention and immediate response into a highly specialized operation.

That was the context in which Skyangel, a firm dedicated to the management of company risk, gave recognition to the Specialized Directorate for Transportation Theft of the State of Mexico , by opening its doors to this corporation in a meeting that went beyond an institutional visit.

The visit was conducted with the participation of Martín Domínguez Reséndiz , Director General of Combating Vehicle and Transportation Theft in the State of Mexico, accompanied by members of his operational team, who toured the facilities and learned about the monitoring and risk analysis processes.

In that context, Skyangel also presented an award to the Undersecretary of Security of the State of Mexico, Carlos Alberto Hernández , as part of the institutional coordination that is maintained for the attention to events of robbery of transport and the operational response.

The activity highlighted how public-private collaboration has become a key element in containing a crime that concentrates much of its impact in that entity.

“A large part of cargo theft in the country occurs in the State of Mexico, due to the confluence of highways and because it is the arrival point for merchandise that supplies the metropolitan area,” explained Rubén Almonte, CEO of Skyangel, detailing why the company decided to recognize the work of this specialized area of ​​the state police.

When the alert is real, the response is immediate

From Skyangel’s perspective, the relationship with the authorities is not merely decorative. It is built on operational trust. Almonte emphasized that the company’s reports are taken seriously because they adhere to clear protocols and undergo prior validation of the events.

“When we request support, it’s because there has already been a deviation from the original route, unauthorized stops, or a loss of communication with the operator,” he noted. This certainty allows for an immediate and coordinated response in the event of a risk.

Their accumulated experience has also allowed them to identify risks that are not always linked to a direct assault. A mechanical breakdown on the road, for example, can turn a stopped vehicle into a target for looting or pillaging, making constant point-to-point monitoring crucial .

The results of this collaboration are beginning to be reflected in the indicators. According to Almonte, the joint work with the Specialized Directorate for Cargo Theft has contributed to a 17% reduction in incidents compared to the previous year , a figure that represents a significant impact on both losses and merchandise recovery.

“This allows us to reduce the victimization of companies and recover cargo when it is stolen,” he explained, justifying the importance of publicly recognizing the work of the authorities involved.

Two decades after its founding, Skyangel has evolved from a company focused solely on location services. Today, it defines itself as a comprehensive security ecosystem , with solutions ranging from ground transportation and containerized cargo to last-mile delivery, fixed installations, and personal protection.

“We protect containers, provide visibility to shipping operations, offer virtual last-mile custody, and also monitor restaurants, cafes, executives, and homes,” Almonte explained, describing the company’s evolution and its service portfolio.

Skyangel has a presence in the United States, Mexico, and five Central American countries , and from its monitoring centers in the country, it tracks cargo traveling across different continents. More than 3,900 corporate clients support this model, according to data shared by the executive.

Skyangel’s technological operation relies on the use of temperature, humidity, impact, and tamper sensors to track sensitive cargo throughout its journey. The collected data allows for the identification of route deviations, unauthorized openings, or potential damage to the merchandise during transit .

This data is processed using analytics tools, resulting in dashboards that clients use to support claims, adjust routes, and reinforce operational protocols. In this analysis, the stopped unit repeatedly appears as one of the main risk points, so prevention focuses on timely alerts and alternative traffic flow plans.

A “private 911” for businesses and individuals

Skyangel’s response logic also extends to protecting the human element. From panic buttons in mobile apps to platforms that integrate real-time video, audio, and location, the company operates as a private , 24/7 emergency response center .

Shootings, accidents, fires, medical emergencies, and cases of gender-based violence are among the scenarios they handle under specific protocols, with trained personnel and direct coordination with local authorities. “The number one priority is safeguarding people’s well-being,” the monitoring center emphasizes.

Looking ahead, Rubén Almonte acknowledged that the biggest challenge for the sector is not technological, but structural. In a complex environment, where authorities are overwhelmed and investment in security continues to grow, the risk is that companies will lose competitiveness.

“The challenge is for victimized companies to continue investing in security without that ending up affecting the promise of delivery, production or Mexico’s competitiveness on the international stage,” he warned.

Added to this is a challenging economic context, with sectors that have seen their cargo volumes fall between 15% and 20%, impacts on the automotive industry and logistics increasingly pressured by external factors.

In this scenario, the company’s strategy is to use technology, real-time data, and collaboration with the authorities as an essential triad to reduce risks, protect cargo, and sustain logistics operations in one of the most complex environments in the country.

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Tags: LOGSITCS SECURITYMonitoringPUBLIC-PRIVATE COLLABORATIONRobbery of TransportSkyangelstate of Mexico

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