Two cybersecurity law proposals are currently under analysis by the Congress of Guatemala, sparking debate over the role of the State, potential sanctions, and related aspects. Experts are raising concerns regarding the model being proposed for implementation within Guatemala. The differing proposals highlight disagreements among lawmakers on how best to address cybersecurity threats. Key areas of contention include the extent of governmental oversight and the severity of penalties for violations. Critics argue the proposed laws may not adequately protect citizens’ rights or effectively address the evolving cybersecurity landscape in Guatemala. The Congress is expected to continue deliberating the bills, with potential revisions based on expert feedback and ongoing discussions.