Delivery costs depend on where Rokkhe runs, what it may reach, and who approves its actions. We scope those details before quoting.
A time-boxed authorized engagement that shows how Rokkhe maps, proves, and retains evidence inside your environment.
Connect pentesting, SOC investigation, and remediation for one security team working from a single queue.
Deploy the platform, its integrations, and a private inference path inside the boundary where your controls already apply.
Your cloud, your on-premises network, or an air-gapped environment — each carries a different delivery and support shape.
The number of repositories, live targets, and telemetry sources in the authorized scope.
Whether response stays advisory, or containment runs behind an independent approval boundary you configure.
Provider-configured inference, or a private path where prompts and source never leave your boundary.
Infrastructure, model keys, backups, access, monitoring, updates, and incident response stay yours in a self-hosted deployment.
Team deployments define integrations, data flows, retention and support before you sign.
Security and compliance claims need current operating evidence. No tier quietly converts software controls into a certification.
Deployment topology, data retention, support, integration scope, and governance requirements materially change what delivery involves. We confirm the scope before making a price commitment, rather than publishing a number and renegotiating it later.
Yes. Enterprise delivery can be cloud-hosted inside your environment or run on-premises. Infrastructure, model inference, integrations, retention and support are defined together before delivery.
The deployment plan can include a private inference path and the capacity profile your security workload needs. Hardware, residency, availability, and commercial treatment are documented before delivery.
No. Compliance depends on the defined system, its controls, operating evidence, exceptions, and an independent audit. Rokkhe can support controls; a plan is not an audit opinion.
You get the findings, the evidence pack, and a written deployment recommendation — including the case for not deploying, if that is what the engagement shows.
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