Sekoia Rolls Out Agentic Cybersecurity Platform
Sekoia launched an agentic AI layer for autonomous security operations workflows.
Sekoia rolled out an agentic AI platform for security operations, showing how quickly AI is moving into cyber defence workflows.
What happened
The French cybersecurity company introduced an AI layer designed to support security operations centres. The platform connects threat intelligence, customer context, investigation memory, AI models and response actions to help teams investigate and respond more efficiently.
It follows an early-access programme with a large customer base.
Why it matters
Security teams are overloaded with alerts, context switching and repetitive investigation work. Agentic tools could help analysts connect signals faster, but they also need guardrails because mistakes in cyber workflows can be costly.
Sekoia’s rollout suggests agentic cybersecurity is moving beyond demos into client-facing production environments.
The bigger picture
Cybersecurity is one of the clearest enterprise use cases for AI agents: high urgency, large data volumes and repetitive workflows. The market is now testing whether these systems can deliver speed without sacrificing oversight and auditability.