Cybersecurity as a service. A defence that decides, acts and learns.

Cybersecurity delivered as a service: leading platforms, 24×7 operations (SOC, NOC, Blue and Red Team) and an AI layer that orchestrates it all. A defence validated continuously across the 7 information security domains, that decides, acts and learns.

No. We select and operate market-leading platforms by maturity and criticality, and integrate with what you already have. The operation starts from your environment, without demanding a full replacement.

The AI runs on premises, on dedicated GPU, in your data centre or in Central IT's. Your data does not leave your perimeter: the operation is sovereign, auditable and aligned with the LGPD, with a global kill switch and human in the loop.

The defence is validated continuously across the 7 domains, with exportable evidence. Every instrumented control and every response is recorded, ready for the board, the auditor and the insurer.

Yes. IT operations (CIOTI) and cyber operations (CIOC) share the same intelligence. An infrastructure event can reveal a threat, and a threat can reveal an operational failure. One operation, not silos.

An in house SOC requires a team across three shifts, correlation tooling, detection engineering and threat intelligence, all maintained internally, with turnover and scale that are hard to sustain. As a service, you join an operation that already exists, already runs 24x365 and has already accumulated detection experience. The real difference is not price: it is time until you are actually protected.

Cost is sized by volume and attack surface: number of assets and identities monitored, event and log volume, integrated sources, retention period, the response level contracted and whether the AI runs on our infrastructure or yours. The initial assessment measures the real surface before scope is proposed.

The gain is staged. The highest value sources come first, usually identity, endpoint and perimeter, which delivers visibility quickly. The remaining integrations follow, along with detection tuning and false positive reduction, which is the work that makes an alert trustworthy.

Yes. Incident response is its own track: containment, eradication, recovery and root cause investigation, with a record of what happened and what changed afterwards. If you are under attack right now, direct contact is faster than the form.

Data protection law requires technical safeguards and incident notification within a deadline. A monitored operation produces both: the control that demonstrates diligence and the trail that lets you state what was accessed, when and by whom. We work aligned with LGPD, NIST CSF 2.0, CIS Controls and ISO 27001/27002 when defining those controls.

No. The operation works as an extension of what already exists, even when that is one person covering security alongside infrastructure. What must stay on the client side is the decision: who authorises a containment action that takes a service down, and within what authority.

Through four routes: direct sales, AWS Marketplace, SERPRO and TELEBRAS. Public bodies often find the shortest path through the state owned companies they already contract with. The detail of each route is at centralit.com.br/en/how-to-buy.