Who Should Apply?
We welcome organizations operating complex, distributed, or security-sensitive environments that are interested in evaluating practical Zero-Trust and microsegmentation technologies.
Evaluate SEASECURE - our platform in your own environment and explore how our Zero-Trust Microsegmentation platform can improve visibility, reduce risk, and strengthen your security posture before broader deployment.
Assess SEASECURE on your own infrastructure, security requirements, and operational constraints.
Engage directly with SEAS researchers and engineers throughout evaluation, validation, and deployment planning.
Test capabilities, measure outcomes, and understand implementation requirements before making decisions.
Each pilot is tailored to the organization and may include selected SEASECURE capabilities depending on your goals, infrastructure, and security priorities.
We welcome organizations operating complex, distributed, or security-sensitive environments that are interested in evaluating practical Zero-Trust and microsegmentation technologies.
Share a few details about your organization, infrastructure, and security goals. Our team will review your application and contact you to discuss whether a SEAS pilot is a good fit.
Prefer to contact us directly? Email our pilot team at pilot@seas-inc.com .
Every pilot is shaped around the participating organization's environment, objectives, and technical requirements.
Pilot length depends on the size and complexity of the environment, the capabilities being evaluated, and the organization's objectives. Our team will define the scope and expected timeline with you before the pilot begins.
No. SEASECURE is designed to work with existing enterprise environments. The pilot is intended to evaluate capabilities within your current infrastructure while minimizing unnecessary operational disruption.
The pilot is an evaluation opportunity. Its purpose is to help your organization understand how SEASECURE performs in your environment and whether it aligns with your technical and operational requirements.