Official LATAM Distributor

Xcitium — endpoint protection with ZeroDwell containment, distributed by SGS

Xcitium doesn't wait for a verdict: it runs everything unknown inside a kernel container, so malware runs isolated and never touches your data. SGS deploys and operates it from its 24/7 SOC.

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In short

What is Xcitium?

What it is

An endpoint security platform that unites antivirus, EDR/XDR and its patented ZeroDwell containment technology in a single agent.

What it does

It classifies every executable: the good runs, the bad is blocked, and the unknown runs contained in a virtual container with no real access to the system.

Who it's for

Organizations that cannot afford ransomware dwell time: banking, healthcare, retail, manufacturing and government across Latin America.

Why with SGS

SGS is the official LATAM distributor for Xcitium: deployment, monitoring and managed response from its 24/7 SOC on its own datacenter in Costa Rica.

Capabilities

Containment by default, not detection by hope

ZeroDwellKernel isolation of everything unknown — zero dwell time.
EDR / XDRTelemetry, detection and response on the same agent.
No frictionThe user works with no blocks or confirmation prompts.
Single agentReplaces traditional antivirus instead of stacking on it.

Security 360°

Defense is one of three layers

SGS integrates the three leading brands into one posture: offense, defense and the human factor.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is Xcitium's ZeroDwell containment?

It is a technology that runs every unknown file inside a kernel container: it works normally for the user, but with no real access to disk, registry or system memory.

Does it replace my antivirus?

Yes. The Xcitium agent unites antivirus, EDR/XDR and containment in a single component, so it replaces traditional protection instead of stacking on it.

Is SGS an official Xcitium distributor?

Yes. SGS is the official Xcitium distributor for Latin America and runs it as a managed service from its 24/7 SOC on its own datacenter in Costa Rica.

Does it affect endpoint performance?

No. The container is lightweight and transparent: only the unknown is virtualized; already-trusted apps run normally.

Contain the attack instead of chasing alerts

Book an Xcitium demo with SGS and watch real malware run without touching the system.

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