Helpnetsecurity Sekoia Launches Self-Hosted Security Operations Model for Sensitive Environments
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- •Sekoia Self-Hosted allows organizations to run SOC operations within their own infrastructure.
- •The model is designed for entities with strict data control and regulatory requirements.
- •It combines detection, investigation, and AI workflows without relying on public cloud services.
Sekoia has unveiled Sekoia Self-Hosted, a deployment model that integrates the Sekoia SOC platform into customer-controlled environments. This model is tailored for large organizations, including government and defense sectors, which have stringent data sovereignty and connectivity requirements. It allows organizations to manage security operations without relying on public cloud infrastructure, ensuring that sensitive data remains within specific jurisdictions. The platform combines various security functions such as detection, threat intelligence, and AI-assisted workflows, addressing the challenges of traditional on-premises and cloud solutions. The deployment is built around five core principles: secure deployment, predictable updates, refreshed detection content, clear operational ownership, and transparent communication. This initiative aims to modernize security operations while maintaining control over infrastructure and data.
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