Kona Platform (https://kona.ch) is a self-hosted network security automation platform for enterprises that want to replace fragmented scripts, manual workflows, and disconnected security tooling with a governed platform for building and operating internal security services.
Kona connects existing systems such as firewalls, proxies, SIEM, ITSM, identity providers, and cloud environments through a common integration layer. Security and infrastructure teams can build automation, applications, integrations, and APIs in their preferred programming languages, combine data across multiple systems, and make approved capabilities available to other teams through web interfaces and REST APIs.
Governance is built into the platform. Applications and automation inherit centralized authentication, authorization, credential management, audit logging, and deployment controls instead of requiring every team to implement these capabilities independently. Fine-grained RBAC, enterprise SSO, multi-tenancy, and centralized auditing help organizations control who can access data and execute actions across security systems.
Kona runs entirely within customer-controlled infrastructure and does not require a cloud service. It supports restricted and air-gapped environments, making it suitable for organizations with strict security, sovereignty, or regulatory requirements. Automation runs in isolated containerized environments with controlled network access, while credentials are managed centrally rather than distributed across scripts and developer environments. Audit data can be exported to SIEM platforms for monitoring, compliance, and incident investigation.
By centralizing integrations and operational logic, Kona also helps organizations reduce their dependency on engineer-owned scripts and individual knowledge. Processes that previously existed on laptops or in ad hoc scripts become reusable, governed services that can be maintained and extended by the wider team.
Kona is particularly suited to medium and large enterprises with complex network security environments, multiple security vendors, and recurring workflows that span several systems.
Optional AI-assisted development and reusable development blueprints can further accelerate the creation of integrations, automation, and internal tools. AI remains optional: all applications and integrations can be developed, reviewed, and operated without it.
The result is a common platform on which security teams can connect systems, automate processes, provide governed self-service, and retain control over how security tooling is built and operated.
Who Is the Company Behind Kona Platform?
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Seller: Nordfold
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Year Founded: 2023
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HQ Location: Zurich, Switzerland
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LinkedIn® Page: www.linkedin.com
3 employees on LinkedIn®
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Ownership: Privately held, founder-owned Swiss company