WOC | Signal wins centrexIT communications account

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WOC | Signal wins centrexIT communications account
By AI, Created 10:20 PM UTC, May 22, 2026, /AGP/ – WOC Signal has been selected by centrexIT to handle strategic communications, media relations and thought leadership as the cybersecurity and managed IT provider grows. The deal underscores rising demand for clearer messaging and credibility in cybersecurity, cloud and enterprise technology markets.

Why it matters: - The new account expands WOC | Signal’s work in cybersecurity, enterprise IT and infrastructure, where trust and executive visibility can affect growth. - centrexIT operates in regulated and operationally sensitive environments, making communications support part of the company’s market positioning. - The partnership reflects rising demand for communications help in cybersecurity, AI security, cloud infrastructure and managed security services.

What happened: - WOC | Signal said it was selected by centrexIT to support strategic communications, media relations and thought leadership initiatives. - The agency focuses on complex, high-stakes B2B communications in cybersecurity, advanced manufacturing, clean energy and other technical sectors. - centrexIT is a strategic cybersecurity and IT partner serving organizations that need managed IT services, cloud security, cybersecurity support and enterprise infrastructure management.

The details: - centrexIT combines strategic counsel, execution and ongoing managed IT services with AI, automation, cybersecurity solutions and other enterprise technologies. - The company said its services help organizations strengthen operational resilience, scale technology operations and improve security awareness and risk management. - WOC | Signal specializes in cybersecurity communications, cybersecurity public relations and strategic communications for technical B2B companies. - WOC | Signal is a specialized agency of (W)right On Communications, founded in 1998. - WOC | Signal said the engagement supports its broader work with companies navigating complex market and trust dynamics. - centrexIT said it has more than 20 years of experience combining human expertise with AI-enhanced capabilities. - centrexIT said it offers a white-glove client experience centered on responsiveness, accountability and long-term partnership. - The company said it provides proactive planning, strategic guidance and hands-on execution across cybersecurity, cloud, compliance and AI-enabled operations. - The company’s website is More information. - WOC | Signal’s website is More information.

Between the lines: - Larry Smalheiser, managing director of WOC | Signal, said cybersecurity and enterprise technology companies need trust, clarity and credibility. - Dylan Natter, chairman and CEO of centrexIT, said the company wanted a communications partner that understands technical complexity and executive-level business communications. - Natter also said WOC | Signal showed a strong understanding of cybersecurity communications, thought leadership and media engagement for technical B2B organizations. - The Q&A in the release frames cybersecurity as both a technical issue and a business trust issue. - The release positions communications as a tool for shaping credibility around cyber risk, ransomware preparedness and operational continuity.

What’s next: - WOC | Signal will support centrexIT’s leadership positioning and market visibility. - The partnership is likely to focus on ongoing media outreach, executive messaging and thought leadership as centrexIT grows its cybersecurity and enterprise technology services. - Both companies are aiming at audiences that evaluate providers on credibility, resilience and business alignment.

The bottom line: - centrexIT is adding communications firepower as cybersecurity buying decisions become more tied to trust, visibility and proof of expertise.

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