Sekoia
Unify Nozomi and SEKOIA to correlate OT/IT threats, accelerate detection, and simplify response.

The integration between SEKOIA and Nozomi Central Management Console centralizes alerts, events, and logs from industrial and IT environments within the SEKOIA AI-SOC platform. By combining Nozomi’s OT network visibility with SEKOIA’s advanced detection capabilities, security teams gain a unified view of threats across their infrastructure. Nozomi data is automatically enriched, correlated with other security telemetry, and analyzed using SEKOIA detection rules and Cyber Threat Intelligence. This enables faster identification, prioritization, and remediation of cyber threats, improving operational efficiency and strengthening the overall security posture of converged IT/OT environments.

Features
Unified IT/OT Threat Visibility
Centralize alerts, logs, and security events from industrial and enterprise environments within a single platform. This provides security teams with comprehensive visibility across converged IT and OT infrastructures, reducing operational silos and improving situational awareness.
Automated Correlation and Enrichment
ozomi telemetry is automatically correlated with data from other security sources and enriched with contextual information. This helps analysts quickly understand the scope and impact of incidents, reducing investigation time and improving detection accuracy.
AI-Driven Detection and Faster Response
SEKOIA’s detection rules and Cyber Threat Intelligence continuously analyze Nozomi data to identify suspicious activity and emerging threats. Automated analysis and prioritization enable faster threat detection, streamlined investigations, and more efficient incident response.
Importer Data Types
Joint Use Cases
Integration Prerequesites
Permissions:
- Administrator access to Nozomi Central Management Console
- Administrator access to Sekoia Defend
- Root access to the Linux server with the syslog forwarder
Resource:
- Self-managed syslog forwarder
Network:
- On Premise: Outbound traffic allowed