Threatstealth

Enterprise Security Platform

Consolidate WAF, EDR, MDM, IAM, vuln scanning, phishing, and compliance for large enterprises — one console, per-org RBAC, audit-ready evidence.

Enterprise Security Platform

Threatstealth for enterprise consolidates WAF, EDR, MDM, IAM, vulnerability management, phishing simulation, and compliance automation into one platform — eliminating tool sprawl and giving security teams a unified view across all systems.

The Enterprise Security Tool Sprawl Problem

The average enterprise security team manages 45–75 separate security tools — each with its own console, data schema, licensing contract, and operational overhead. This fragmentation creates three compounding problems: visibility gaps where correlated signals across tools are never connected into actionable incidents, operational overhead where analysts spend more time context-switching between tools than investigating threats, and compliance overhead where evidence must be manually gathered from each tool before every audit cycle. Threatstealth's enterprise platform consolidates the core security operations stack into one unified data model, one console, and one evidence collection pipeline — addressing all three problems simultaneously.

Enterprise RBAC, SSO, and Identity Governance

Enterprise deployments require identity governance at a level of granularity that smaller organisations rarely need: separation of duties (the analyst who can acknowledge alerts cannot be the same person who closes them without a second reviewer), SOC hierarchy with tiered alert escalation, department-scoped access for divisional security teams, and SCIM-based automatic provisioning and deprovisioning from the corporate IdP. Threatstealth enterprise supports SAML 2.0 and OIDC SSO with any major IdP (Okta, Entra ID, Ping Identity, Jumpcloud), SCIM provisioning for automatic user lifecycle management, and fine-grained RBAC with custom role creation for organisation-specific access control requirements.

Multi-Framework Compliance for Enterprise Audit Programmes

Large enterprises typically maintain simultaneous compliance with multiple frameworks — SOC 2 Type II for customer assurance, ISO 27001 for international business requirements, PCI DSS for payment processing, and potentially HIPAA, FedRAMP, or CMMC for regulated sectors. Traditional compliance tooling requires separate implementations for each framework — separate control libraries, separate evidence collection, and separate audit preparation processes. Threatstealth maps every control to a unified evidence store: one control implementation satisfies multiple framework requirements simultaneously, and one evidence export provides auditor packages for all active frameworks from a single interface.

Enterprise Integrations: SIEM, SOAR, ITSM, and Threat Intelligence

Enterprise security stacks include SIEM platforms (Splunk, IBM QRadar, Microsoft Sentinel, Elastic SIEM) that centralise log data for retention and analysis, SOAR platforms (Palo Alto XSOAR, Splunk SOAR, Torq) that automate response workflows, and ITSM platforms (ServiceNow, Jira Service Management) that manage incident tickets and change requests. Threatstealth integrates with all major enterprise platforms through bidirectional API integrations — pushing security events and alerts to SIEM/SOAR platforms and pulling ticket status from ITSM platforms to update alert status. Threat intelligence integration supports STIX/TAXII feeds and specific threat intelligence platform (TIP) connectors for enriching alerts with external context.