Prezzo bloccato means a fixed-rate term that keeps selected contract prices unchanged for a set period. In practice, the lock usually covers only specific charges, while taxes, usage-based fees, or add-ons may still vary. For cybersecurity teams, this matters when buying cloud services, EDR, SIEM, backups, or incident-response retainers: a stable price makes budgeting easier and reduces surprise renewals.
In security operations, a fixed price is not a technical control, but it can support better defense planning. Procurement and contract reviews should verify exactly what is locked, how long the term lasts, and whether early exit or renewal changes the cost. Attackers and fraudsters may exploit vague “fixed” offers in phishing or sales scams by hiding variable fees in the small print. The safe rule is simple: treat a price lock as a commercial guarantee, not as a promise that every part of the service is unchanged.