Security that scales with your growth.
Threatstealth gives mid-market companies unified WAF, EDR, identity monitoring, compliance automation, and vulnerability management in one console — without the enterprise overhead or the SMB limitations.
What is Mid-Market Cybersecurity — Security Platform for Growing Companies?
Mid-market cybersecurity with Threatstealth means one platform that handles the full security programme a 50–500 person company needs: real-time threat detection across web, endpoint, and identity, compliance automation for SOC 2 and ISO 27001, KEV-first vulnerability management, phishing simulation, and MSSP-ready multi-tenant operations if you work with a managed security provider. It's designed to grow with your organisation from 50 employees to 500 without requiring a platform migration.
The security gap that hits growing companies hardest
- Mid-market companies are large enough to be valuable targets but lack enterprise security teams to defend themselves
- Point-tool sprawl: separate WAF, SIEM, EDR, vulnerability scanner, phishing platform, and compliance tool — each with its own contract, console, and integration headache
- SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 are now required by enterprise customers and cyber insurers — manual evidence collection is no longer viable
- A growing headcount, more SaaS integrations, and a larger codebase expand the attack surface faster than the security team can track
- Cyber insurance premiums are rising and insurers now require proof of specific technical controls before writing policies
A four-step operational model
Unify detection
Consolidate WAF telemetry, endpoint alerts, identity anomalies, and SAST findings into a single triage queue with severity scoring.
- Unified alert queue
- Severity scoring
- MITRE ATT&CK mapping
Automate compliance
Map controls to SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and HIPAA. Evidence accumulates automatically — no manual sprint before the auditor arrives.
- Multi-framework coverage
- Continuous evidence
- Auditor-ready exports
Manage vulnerabilities
Apply KEV-first prioritisation so the patch queue stays actionable. Track exposure across hosts, containers, and application code.
- CISA KEV prioritisation
- EPSS scoring
- Code + infrastructure coverage
Scale operations
Add business units as separate organisations with their own RBAC and dashboards. Hand off to an MSSP or run internal SOC — same platform either way.
- Multi-org RBAC
- MSSP-ready architecture
- Per-BU audit trail
Outcomes for security teams
Closes the mid-market gap
Enterprise tools are too complex and expensive; SMB tools don't scale. Threatstealth is purpose-built for the 50–500 employee growth stage.
Cyber insurance ready
Threat detection, MFA enforcement, vulnerability management, and compliance evidence satisfy the technical controls most cyber insurers require.
Grows with you
The same platform that handles a 50-person startup scales to multi-BU enterprise — no migration, no re-platforming.
Direct answers
What security does a mid-market company need?+
Unified threat detection (WAF, EDR, SIEM), identity and access monitoring, vulnerability management with KEV prioritisation, compliance automation (SOC 2, ISO 27001), and phishing simulation. Threatstealth covers all of these in one platform.
Is Threatstealth suitable for 50–500 employees?+
Yes — Threatstealth is designed for exactly this growth stage. It scales from startup through mid-market to enterprise without requiring a platform migration.
How does Threatstealth help with cyber insurance?+
Insurers require proof of specific technical controls: MFA, endpoint detection, vulnerability management, logging, and compliance certifications. Threatstealth provides evidence for all of them.
Can we add an MSSP to manage Threatstealth for us?+
Yes. Threatstealth's multi-tenant architecture is MSSP-ready. Your managed security provider gets an operator view while your team retains full visibility into their own tenant.
Does Threatstealth cover ISO 27001?+
Yes. Threatstealth maps controls to ISO 27001 Annex A and automates evidence collection — reducing audit preparation from weeks to hours.