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Sekoia pushes its agentic SOC: what SPIE found when testing it

Original title, in French: “Sekoia pousse son SOC agentique : ce que SPIE a constaté en le testant”

Publication
Silicon.fr (France)
Author
Clément Bohic
Published on
15 October 2026 · read in the page structured data · updated on 15 October 2026

Summary

The SPIE group, the first tester of Sekoia's Elevate agentic SOC module, presented its feedback at the Assises de la sécurité. Deployed since July 2026 to handle part of SPIE's 43,000 monthly alerts, the Roy agent showed shorter research times and accurate analyses, according to Sekoia CTPO Georges Bossert. Of around 10,000 alerts handled in September, 96% of verdicts were not changed by analysts and SOC teams became 2 to 5 times faster, although true positive detection remains imperfect (2 confirmed out of 411 predicted). SPIE's SecOps manager Dimitri Farcy and group CISO Sébastien Louis describe a transformation of level 1, refocused on coverage, with no job cuts, and upcoming discussions with their MSSP on sharing the value created.

Summary based on the full text of the article.

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Figures cited

  • 43,000 alerts/month

    Alerts received per month across SPIE's global scope

    SPIE global scope

    « Sur son périmètre global, SPIE reçoit environ 43 000 alertes par mois. »
  • 96 %

    Share of verdicts left unchanged by SPIE analysts

    SPIE, around 10,000 alerts handled in September 2026, 11 analysts consulted

    « Il avance deux indicateurs en particulier : 96 % des verdicts inchangés par les analystes**, et des équipes SOC « entre 2 et 5 fois plus rapides ». »
  • — factor (x2 to x5)

    Speed gain for SPIE's SOC teams

    SPIE

    « des équipes SOC « entre 2 et 5 fois plus rapides » »
  • 35,000 alerts

    Alerts covered by the feedback presented at the Assises de la sécurité

    SPIE, Elevate test

    « Le retour d'expérience présenté aux Assises de la sécurité couvre un peu plus de 35 000 alertes. »
  • 2 out of 411 predicted

    True positives confirmed among Elevate's predictions

    SPIE, September 2026, around 10,000 alerts

    « Elevate s'est avéré moins bon sur les vrais positifs : des 411 prédits, seuls 2 en étaient. »
  • 94.4 %

    Elevate's weighted accuracy on a subset of alerts

    SPIE, around 5,000 alerts, about fifteen rules

    « La précision pondérée atteint 94,4 %. »
  • 1,000 customers

    Number of customers on which Elevate was deployed before general availability

    Sekoia, before GA at the end of September 2026

    « Avant d'annoncer la GA d'Elevate, Sekoia l'a déployé chez 1000 clients. »
  • 88 seconds

    Average Elevate investigation time among Sekoia customers

    Installed base of 1,000 Sekoia customers, before GA

    « Il annonce un temps moyen d'investigation de 88 secondes, pour 90 % de verdicts non modifiés. »
  • 90 %

    Share of unmodified verdicts across the Sekoia installed base

    Installed base of 1,000 Sekoia customers, before GA

    « Il annonce un temps moyen d'investigation de 88 secondes, pour 90 % de verdicts non modifiés. »

Classification

Country
France
Company size
Large companies
Industries
Software vendors, IT services companies, telecoms · Energy, utilities, environment
Companies
Spie (deploys AI), SPIE ICS (cited), Sekoia (supplier)
Keywords
cybersecurity, agentic soc, ai agents, security operations, lessons learned, threat detection

Entry written by Marsanne Studio from the cited article, with the help of an AI model (claude-sonnet-5). The rights to the article and its illustrations belong to Silicon.fr and its author. Entry translated from French by Claude Sonnet 5.5.