Sekoia Released AI-Powered Cybersecurity Platform
The platform automates security investigations to address rising data volumes and AI-driven threats.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Artificial Intelligence
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Sekoia has launched its autonomous cybersecurity platform, Sekoia Elevate, for general availability. The system uses AI agents to process alerts, delivering investigation verdicts in an average of 99 seconds.
Why it matters
The shift toward autonomous processing is a response to the unscalability of human-led alert processing in the face of rising telemetry volumes and sophisticated, AI-enabled threats.
Sekoia Elevate delivers investigation verdicts in 99 seconds on average, enabling a fivefold reduction in investigation time compared to traditional manual methods. The platform processes 425,000 completed autonomous investigations from its 2,000-customer Early Access program.
The players
Sekoia
A Paris-based cybersecurity firm specializing in threat intelligence, detection, and autonomous security operations.
The details
The platform functions by deploying AI agents that gather and correlate raw logs, detections, threat intelligence, and runbooks—standardized procedures for incident response. Depending on the investigative task, the system selects different AI models to analyze data. All agent queries and the resulting evidence are recorded to maintain a transparent audit trail for security teams.
Timeline
September 30, 2026: Sekoia Elevate became generally available.
The Tech Race
Sekoia Elevate reflects the industry-wide shift from human-led security operations to autonomous systems capable of processing high-volume telemetry. This development follows a pattern set by the broader transition toward AI-native security platforms that aim to mitigate the alert fatigue currently impacting global security teams.
Managed security service providers and internal teams can integrate the platform into existing security stacks to automate routine investigative tasks. While generally available, users will need to determine how the platform handles specific organizational runbooks and threat intelligence sources.
The takeaway
Sekoia Elevate demonstrates that autonomous agents can significantly reduce investigation time by programmatically correlating threat data and logs. Security leaders should monitor how well these automated verdicts perform in production environments against highly complex, multi-stage attack patterns.
Further reading
For broader trends in machine learning security integration, see the latest research on Artificial Intelligence.
More information
View full platform technical specifications and capabilities on the Sekoia Elevate information page.
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