Sekoia introduced Sekoia Self-Hosted on October 27, 2026, a deployment model designed to run its security operations platform on customer infrastructure rather than relying on a standard public-cloud deployment. The cybersecurity company said final capabilities and availability depend on the validated release scope and customer deployment conditions.

Key Takeaways

  • The model targets organizations with data-control, sovereignty or connectivity constraints.
  • It is designed to combine threat detection, investigation, response and AI-assisted workflows.
  • Supported architectures and update mechanisms have not been confirmed for every deployment.

What Sekoia Self-Hosted is designed to provide

The deployment model is intended for large organizations, including government and defense agencies, critical infrastructure operators and highly regulated enterprises. It is designed for restricted or disconnected environments where sending security data to a public cloud may not be suitable.

Sekoia said customers can control where security data is stored, how the platform connects to their environment, how AI capabilities are deployed and where human approval is required. The platform is designed to bring threat intelligence, detection, investigation and response into the same customer-controlled environment.

Release scope and operating responsibilities

Sekoia said the model is built around principles that include secure deployment, signed and predictable updates, refreshed detection content and clear operational ownership. Customers are intended to control deployment, data, access and update timing.

The company did not specify a general availability date or a definitive list of supported architectures. It said final capabilities, update mechanisms and availability depend on the validated release scope and the conditions of each customer deployment.

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