Seceon and Aquion announce strategic partnership to accelerate AI-driven cybersecurity in ANZ and Japan

Seceon and Aquion announce strategic partnership to accelerate AI-driven cybersecurity in ANZ and Japan

Seceon, a global leader in AI-driven cybersecurity platforms, has partnered with Australian cybersecurity specialist Aquion to bring Seceon’s award-winning aiXDR360 platform to enterprises, government agencies, MSSPs and critical infrastructure operators across Australia, New Zealand and Japan.

Through this collaboration, Aquion becomes an authorised value-added distributor for Seceon’s OTM Platform developed grounds up with full suite of proactive detection, remediation and continuous compliance – including its advanced aiSIEM, aiXDR360, aiMSSP, aiSecurityScore360, aiSecurityBI360 and SeraAI.

The partnership directly addresses a growing challenge across ANZ and Japan: security teams are overwhelmed by the complexity of managing multiple, siloed tools. The traditional best-of-breed approach – where SIEM, SOAR, EDR, and threat intelligence solutions are integrated piecemeal -struggles to keep up with modern attack techniques and the scale of nation-state threats. Seceon’s unified platform offers a simpler, more resilient path forward by consolidating detection, response, and compliance into a single, AI/ML-powered solution.

Chandra Pandey, Founder and CEO, Seceon, said: “Together, we are empowering organisations with a unified, AI/ML and DTM-native platform that delivers real-time threat detection, risk scoring and automated response – without the complexity of legacy SIEM and SOAR stacks.”

As part of the partnership, Aquion will deliver technical enablement, pre-sales engineering and localised support to partners and end-users adopting Seceon’s platform.

Stuart Hogben, CEO, Aquion, said: “Seceon’s AI-powered approach to extended detection and response provides unmatched visibility, automation and cost-efficiency, making it a game-changer for our partners and clients in ANZ.”

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