What is Threatstealth?

Threatstealth is a unified cybersecurity platform that consolidates WAF, EDR, MDM, IAM, vulnerability scanning, phishing simulation, and compliance automation into a single multi-tenant console. It is designed exclusively for cybersecurity professionals, MSSPs, and enterprise SOC teams who need one console for every security control.

Who is Threatstealth built for?

Threatstealth is built for security professionals: CISOs, SOC analysts, DevSecOps engineers, compliance officers, and IT administrators at MSSPs and enterprise security teams who need a single pane of glass across threat detection, identity, endpoints, and compliance.

How is Threatstealth different from a traditional SIEM?

A traditional SIEM aggregates logs and alerts. Threatstealth is a full operations platform: it also runs Semgrep SAST against your repositories, manages WAF rules, performs MDM and EDR posture checks, automates SOC 2 / ISO 27001 / HIPAA / NIST CSF evidence collection, runs phishing simulations, and enforces multi-tenant RBAC — all from one console, without a five-tool stack.

Is Threatstealth multi-tenant and suitable for MSSPs?

Yes. Threatstealth is multi-tenant by design with organization-level data isolation enforced at the database layer. Every query is scoped to the tenant, every action is audited, and every dashboard is segmented — making it the preferred console for managed security service providers (MSSPs) operating hundreds of client tenants.

What compliance frameworks does Threatstealth support?

Threatstealth provides continuous control monitoring and automated evidence collection for SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001:2022, HIPAA, NIST CSF 2.0, PCI DSS V 4.0.1, GDPR, and India's DPDP Act 2023. Each framework maps controls to live signals so audit evidence accumulates as a byproduct of normal operations.

Is the Threatstealth platform free to evaluate?

Yes. Threatstealth is free to evaluate — an isolated tenant is provisioned on request with no credit card required and no trial expiration. Production tenancies (managed or self-hosted) are quoted per scope, not per seat or per event.

Can Threatstealth be self-hosted or deployed in an air-gapped environment?

Yes. Threatstealth supports fully self-hosted deployments — including air-gapped environments — with the same multi-tenant RBAC, audit trail, and module set as the managed offering. STIG-aligned hardening guides and FIPS 140-3 builds are available for regulated environments.

How does Threatstealth handle GDPR, HIPAA, and other privacy regulations?

Threatstealth ships with a continuous-evidence engine for GDPR, India's DPDP Act 2023, CCPA/CPRA, HIPAA, and PIPEDA. Right-to-erasure requests are handled through a Data Deletion workflow with cryptographic proof of completion. Sub-processors are publicly documented and DPAs are available on request.

Does Threatstealth use customer data to train AI models?

Never. Customer telemetry, alerts, repository contents, document bodies, and chat transcripts are never used as training data for any model — Threatstealth's, ours, or any third party's. This is a contractual commitment in every customer agreement.

How is the Stealth AI assistant secured against prompt injection and misuse?

Stealth runs with hard safety rails enforced at the system-prompt and output-filter layers — it will not produce working exploit code, malware, or weaponized payloads regardless of role-play attempts or escalated instructions. Inputs are length-bounded and rate-limited, conversation scope is restricted to cybersecurity and AI-security topics, and no conversation content is stored server-side beyond the in-flight request.

Threatstealth — Unified Cybersecurity Platform for Enterprises

A single multi-tenant console for SOC automation, threat detection, MSSP operations, compliance automation, and identity governance — built for cybersecurity professionals.

Platform capabilities

Web Application Firewall (WAF) — ModSecurity + OWASP CRS, per-tenant rule isolation, virtual patching
Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) — kernel-grade telemetry across Windows, macOS, Linux, MITRE ATT&CK detections
Mobile Device Management (MDM) — iOS, Android, macOS, Windows enrollment + posture-driven IAM
Identity & Access Management (IAM) — RBAC, access reviews, SOC-team conditional access
API Security — API discovery, schema validation, abuse detection
Vulnerability Scanner — CVE / CVSS / KEV-prioritised remediation, MSSP vulnerability management
LLM Security Scanner — OWASP LLM Top 10 coverage for shipped models
Phishing Simulation Platform — phishing awareness training, board-level resilience metrics
Unified Threat Detection — cross-signal correlation across WAF, EDR, IAM

Compliance automation

SOC 2 Type II compliance automation — continuous evidence across all 5 Trust Services Criteria
ISO 27001:2022 platform — ISMS, Statement of Applicability, 93 Annex A controls
PCI DSS v4.0 automation — 300+ sub-requirements continuously validated

Solutions

Enterprise Security
MSSP Security Platform — multi-tenant operations
Startup Security
MSSP Console
Client Dashboard

Live threat intelligence

Resources

Trust & Legal

Trust & Security — security posture, responsible disclosure, certifications
System Status
Contact Threatstealth
Privacy Policy
Terms of Service
Data Processing Agreement (DPA)
Sub-processors

Threatstealth provides press resources, technology partner documentation, a product changelog, and an AI security research blog at /press, /technology-partners, /changelog, and /resources/blog.