What is Enterprise Security — Unified SecOps for Large Organizations?
Enterprise security with Threatstealth means a single multi-business-unit console where each BU is its own organization, RBAC is enforced per-org, and every signal — from WAF blocks to MDM compliance to PCI evidence — lives in one place. It replaces the fragmented stack of point tools most large enterprises run today.
Why enterprise security stacks become unmanageable
- 7+ point tools, each with its own console, RBAC, and audit trail
- Per-business-unit isolation requires duplicate licenses or fragile workarounds
- Auditors face evidence stitched from spreadsheets, screenshots, and emails
- MTTR suffers because triage requires jumping between tools
A four-step operational model
Map BUs to orgs
Every business unit becomes a Threatstealth organization with its own users, RBAC, telemetry, and dashboards.
- Per-BU isolation
- Per-org RBAC
- Per-org audit trail
Onboard the modules
Roll out WAF, EDR, MDM, IAM, vuln scanner, phishing, compliance one BU at a time.
- Phased rollout
- Module-level enablement
- Per-org SLAs
Run unified operations
Operators see fleet-wide views; BU users see only their tenant. Same console, two perspectives.
- Operator fleet view
- BU tenant view
- Cross-BU search (operator only)
Report to the board
Per-BU and consolidated KPIs roll up to a board-ready executive dashboard.
- TS-RISK INDEX
- MTTR trend
- Compliance coverage %
Outcomes for security teams
One console, every BU
Replace per-BU tool sprawl with one operations surface that scales with the org.
Audit-defensible isolation
Per-org data scoping is enforced at the database layer, not the UI.
Faster MTTR
Triage happens in one tool; context follows the analyst across modules.
Direct answers
How many BUs can one tenant manage?+
There is no hard limit; deployments routinely run dozens of organizations under one super-admin tenant.
Can we use our IdP?+
Yes — SAML and OIDC providers (Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace) are first-class.
What about regulated workloads?+
Per-org data isolation, immutable audit trails, and pre-built evidence packs cover SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS V 4.0.1, HIPAA, GDPR, and NIST CSF.
Can we bring our own SIEM?+
Yes. Threatstealth exports audit + detection events in CSV/JSON to any SIEM.