Sekoia says it received Spain’s ENS Alta certification, covering its information security management system and the hosting, operation, and maintenance of its SOC platform in the FRA1 region.
Sekoia argues that AI could let attackers automate and accelerate intrusions, requiring defenses that reason and act quickly while remaining transparent, auditable, governed by people, and under organizations’ control.
Sekoia and Beazley trace ShinyHunters’ activity from 2020 to 2026, detailing its shifting access methods, decentralized identity, breach claims, law-enforcement actions and recent campaigns, including exploitation of a PeopleSoft zero-day.