OculusIT Adds Seceon AI Security Platform for Colleges

Sep 24, 2026
OculusIT selected Seceon's automated threat detection and response platform for its security operations center services for colleges and universities.

OculusIT selected an automated threat detection and response platform from Seceon for its higher education security operations center services, the companies announced in a press release. The service runs from the OculusIT Command Center and provides visibility across networks, endpoints, identities, cloud systems and applications.

The platform uses more than 800 data sources to identify and correlate threats. The companies say it can contain threats in under 90 seconds and reduce alert volumes through automated correlation and threat models designed for higher education.

The service also provides continuous compliance monitoring aligned with FERPA, GLBA, HIPAA and NIST 800-171/CMMC. OculusIT and Seceon plan to demonstrate the offering at EDUCAUSE 2026 in Denver from September 29 to October 2.

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