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Sekoia introduces self-hosted deployment for organizations with strict data controls

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Sekoia introduces self-hosted deployment for organizations with strict data controls

Sekoia launched Sekoia Self-Hosted, a deployment option that runs its security operations center (SOC) platform on customer infrastructure rather than in the public cloud. The model targets large organizations, including government agencies, defense contractors, critical infrastructure operators, and heavily regulated enterprises that need sovereignty, connectivity, or data residency controls.

Why it matters: Organizations with strict data governance, government security requirements, or critical infrastructure mandates can now evaluate Sekoia as an alternative to cloud-only SOC platforms while maintaining data control on-premises.

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