Sekoia has introduced Sekoia Self-Hosted, a deployment model that brings the Sekoia SOC platform into the customer’s own infrastructure. Designed for large organizations, including government agencies, defense organizations, critical infrastructure operators and highly regulated enterprises, Sekoia Self-Hosted enables security teams to run modern, intelligence-driven security operations within their chosen environment.
Sekoia introduces self-hosted deployment for organizations with strict data controls
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