It depends on the number of modules and their complexity: an EDR agent, a vulnerability-scan engine or a SIEM correlation layer is far heavier than a simple alert dashboard. The tool maps each module to person-months and estimates AI tokens; the AI tooling itself is usually only a few percent of the total, with engineering effort dominating.

If you use only a small slice of a large platform, building the exact modules you need is often more economical over time and keeps your log data in-house. When you need constantly updated, global-scale threat intelligence, a dedicated SaaS is still the faster and safer choice.

AI quickly produces scaffolding, log parsers and test suites, but the core detection logic, access control and encryption still need review by security engineers. TOT keeps humans in the loop to avoid vulnerabilities introduced by generated code and to ensure compliance with Decree 13/2023.

These are baseline estimates built on person-months and average token levels, meant for comparing options and budgeting, not a final quote. Real numbers depend on your integration needs, log volume and specific compliance requirements.

The tool gives a cost estimate with a reference price list for each AI plan. It is not an official quote — for a detailed quote on your security software (by scope, features and integrations), contact TOT to scope it.