Multi-tenant by design
Manage every client from one console with isolated tenants, role-based access, and a single portfolio risk view.
Run security as a service at portfolio scale
Trident gives managed providers one multi-tenant console to test, monitor, and report across every client. Continuous web/API pentests and cloud attack-path mapping stay ranked, SLA-aware, and ready to deliver under your brand.
VFNBAHCS+38 tenants
Portfolio queue42 tenants connected
VFIdentity path reaches backupsVerified route · evidence ready01:42SLA left
NBPublic API exposes customer dataWeb + cloud · critical03:18SLA left
AHCross-account role is reachableCloud path · high06:05SLA left
Ranked across every clientWhite-label report ready
Capabilities
One console for your whole book of business
Test, monitor, and report across every client with the isolation, ranking, and proof a managed practice runs on.
Portfolio risk, ranked
See the criticals across your whole book of business first, so analysts spend hours where they actually matter.
Pentest + cloud per client
Run web/API pentests and cloud attack-path mapping for each tenant: auth, IDOR, and injection on the apps; IAM and data-store reach in the cloud.
SLA-aware queue
Findings carry severity-based SLAs with live countdowns, so your team and clients always know what is on track.
Reports clients accept
Generate white-label pentest and posture reports with reproducible proof, on a schedule or on demand.
Remediation you can deliver
Hand each client a draft PR, runbook, or Terraform/IAM change per finding, raising fix rates without growing headcount.
Outcomes
More clients, not more headcount
Scale a managed pentest and cloud practice on ranked risk and reproducible proof, not analyst hours.
Multi-tenant
Client separation
Scoped
Per authorized target
Evidence-led
Finding review
Exportable
Client reporting
How it works
From onboarding to a delivered report
01
Onboard the client
Add a tenant, connect read-only roles, and point Trident at their apps and cloud.
02
Test continuously
Web/API pentests and cloud attack-path mapping run across every client, all the time.
03
Work the queue
Cross-client criticals surface first, each with its SLA countdown, ranked by what they reach.
04
Deliver the report
Ship white-label findings, reproducible proof, and fixes on schedule or on demand.
Scope
What multi-client operation requires
The failure modes here are commercial and operational before they are technical.
How Trident works for service providers
A managed provider’s economics depend on how much of an engagement is repeatable. Trident carries the reproducible portion — attack-path mapping, regression testing of known findings, evidence collection, and retesting after remediation — so analyst hours concentrate on judgement, novel logic, and client conversation. Client environments stay separated, and evidence is exportable into your own reporting.
- Client separation
- Each client environment, credential set, and finding history isolated from every other, with access scoped per engagement rather than shared across the practice.
- Repeatable engagement structure
- A consistent methodology and evidence format across clients, so quality does not vary with which analyst was available that week.
- Regression on retest
- Prior findings replayed automatically on the next engagement, which converts a large share of recurring assessment work from manual effort into review.
- Exportable evidence
- Findings and proofs exportable into your own report templates and client portals, since the deliverable your client receives should carry your branding and narrative.
- Scope enforcement per client
- Authorization boundaries enforced per engagement, so a misconfiguration in one client’s scope cannot direct testing traffic at another’s assets.
Frequently asked
Questions teams ask before they start
Can we white-label the output?
Evidence and findings are exportable so they can be presented in your own reporting and branding. The commercial terms for white-label delivery are agreed per partnership rather than being a fixed product tier.
How is one client’s data kept separate from another’s?
Environments, credentials, findings, and evidence are scoped per client, and testing authorization is bound to a specific engagement scope. This is the first thing worth verifying in an evaluation, because it is the failure that ends a provider relationship.
Does this replace our analysts?
It replaces the repeatable portion of their work — regression testing, evidence collection, coverage of large route inventories. Novel business logic, client context, risk acceptance conversations, and scoping judgement remain human work, and are also where your margin actually comes from.
How does pricing work across many small clients?
Provider arrangements are scoped per partnership rather than per seat, since the shape differs considerably between a provider running quarterly assessments across many small clients and one running continuous testing for a few large ones.
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