Threatstealth

Multi-Tenant Security Platform for MSSPs

Run hundreds of client tenants from one console. Strict data isolation, per-org RBAC, white-label ready — built for managed security service providers.

Multi-Tenant MSSP Security Operations Platform

Threatstealth is built for Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) — run hundreds of client tenants from a single console with strict data isolation, per-organization RBAC, and white-label theming.

MSSP Business Model: How Multi-Tenancy Creates Competitive Advantage

The economics of managed security services depend on the analyst-to-client ratio — the number of client organisations a security analyst team can effectively manage. Every hour an analyst spends on per-client administrative tasks (separate portal logins, manual report compilation, individual client onboarding) is an hour not spent on actual security investigations. Threatstealth's multi-tenant architecture eliminates per-client overhead through a unified console where all client operations are available without context-switching, template-based onboarding that provisions new clients in under an hour, and automated reporting that generates SLA and compliance reports for every client without analyst involvement.

Data Isolation Architecture: Row-Level Security in Practice

Multi-tenant security platform data isolation is a critical architectural requirement — a breach of isolation where one client can view another client's security data is a catastrophic trust failure for an MSSP. Threatstealth enforces isolation through PostgreSQL row-level security policies applied at the database engine level, meaning every query executed by the application runs under a tenant context that restricts data visibility to the current organisation regardless of the query structure. Application-level WHERE clauses are used as an additional defence-in-depth layer, but cannot be the primary isolation mechanism because they depend on every developer remembering to apply them correctly on every query.

White-Label Customisation and Client-Facing Portal Configuration

MSSP clients expect to interact with a security operations platform that reflects the MSSP's brand — not the underlying platform vendor's brand. Threatstealth supports full white-label customisation at the MSSP level: custom domain configuration for the client-facing portal, MSSP logo and colour scheme applied throughout the UI, custom email notifications sent from the MSSP's sending domain, and per-client portal customisation that can optionally include the client's own branding in their scoped view. White-label configuration is applied through the platform administration console without requiring code changes or deployment cycles.

Per-Client SLA Measurement and Compliance Posture Reporting

Delivering measurable security outcomes to clients requires granular per-client metrics that are both operationally meaningful and useful for client retention conversations. Threatstealth automatically calculates MTTD (mean time to detect) and MTTR (mean time to respond) per client, alert volume trends, incident count by severity, and compliance posture scores across all active compliance frameworks. These metrics are compiled into automated weekly and monthly reports that clients receive on a configured schedule — demonstrating the value of the MSSP engagement with data rather than anecdote. Per-client SLA dashboards also alert analysts when a specific client is approaching an SLA breach, enabling proactive response.