Sekoia offers a self-hosted SOC platform for restricted environments
Original title: Sekoia introduces self-hosted deployment for organizations with strict data controls
The vendor says customers control data location, connectivity, AI deployment and where human approval is required.
Sekoia introduced Sekoia Self-Hosted, a deployment of its SOC platform inside a customer’s own infrastructure. It is aimed at large organizations, including government, defense, critical infrastructure and highly regulated enterprises that cannot use a public-cloud SOC. The company says the model covers detection, investigation, threat intelligence, response and AI-assisted workflows, with signed updates and refreshed detection content. Final capabilities, architectures, update mechanisms and availability depend on the validated release and the customer’s deployment.
Unconfirmed: Supported architectures, update mechanisms and availability are not fixed and depend on each validated release.
- Sekoia says public cloud remains suitable for many organizations.
- Customers are meant to control deployment, data, access and update timing.
- The company did not publish supported architectures or a release date.
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3 min read at helpnetsecurity.comSekoia has introduced Sekoia Self-Hosted, a deployment model that brings the Sekoia SOC platform into the customer’s own infrastructure.
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