Supply chain
We incorporate third-party accesses and integrations within agreed monitoring scenarios.
The scale of Mexican companies, their supply chains and their regional presence require correlation of large volumes of events without losing visibility per business unit.
Organizations that rely on the experience of CTL
Real operations · multiple industriesCyberSOC complements Mexico equipment with remote coverage, common procedures and adjustable capacity for multi-headquarters or supplier operations.
We incorporate third-party accesses and integrations within agreed monitoring scenarios.
We refine rules and sources to prioritize relevant behaviors between large volumes.
We unify criteria between headquarters, brands and teams without taking away decision autonomy.
Integrated people, procedures and technology to transform scattered signals into a coordinated response.
Monitoring, triage and continuous analysis without building from scratch the entire internal structure.
Attention outside the usual schedule with agreed managers and climbing channels.
Implementation, setting of rules, integrations and operation of the SIEM/XDR platform.
Context about accesses, privileges, devices and behaviors that require validation.
Evidence, severity and next steps to get each incident to the right person.
Trends, times and coverage gaps become understandable priorities.
Criticism is not the same for all organizations. Onboarding identifies assets, schedules, dependencies and decisions that internal teams must keep.
We also work with other industries and organizations operating in more than one country.
CTL Information Technology brings more than 18 years of experience in technology. CyberSOC extends that capacity with monitoring, analysis and coordination for organizations in any country.
We understand existing risks, assets, sources, managers and tools.
We connect priority signals and validate their quality before expanding coverage.
We apply triage, analysis, scaling and reporting under agreed procedures.
Compare coverage, specialization and structure before defining the operating model.
Outcome: more continuity and specialization without extending a fixed structure.
Know the managed modelClear answers on international coverage, tools and next steps.
No. The operation is provided remotely from Argentina and is coordinated with those responsible that the organization defines in Mexico. The sources, channels and conditions are validated before the start.
Yes. First, existing platforms, licenses, sources and procedures are reviewed. Changes are only recommended when they resolve a specific need.
Yes. Scope may include continuous monitoring, guards, care times, and severity scaling throughout the year.
They are considered assets and sources, volume of events, schedules, integrations, service levels and tasks included. The initial evaluation allows preparing a specific proposal.
We review coverage, sources and risks to propose a clear scope, integrated with your technological reality.