Deliver every client from one multi-tenant platform.
Multi-tenant by design: run each client as an isolated team, standardize your delivery on one platform across cloud, code, containers and compliance, and hand clients executive reporting that maps findings to the frameworks they report on.
Start with the pressure you're under today.
A different tool stack per client
Every engagement reinvents the tooling, and analysts context-switch across a dozen consoles — margin and consistency both suffer.
Reporting eats the engagement
Turning scanner output into a client-ready, framework-mapped report is manual work repeated for every client, every cycle.
Isolation has to be provable
One client's data leaking into another's view is an existential risk for a service provider — tenancy can't be best-effort.
One platform, mapped to how you actually work.
Strict per-client tenancy
Each client is an isolated team; every read and write is team-scoped, so data never crosses tenants — isolation is enforced in the data layer, not by convention.
One platform, every domain
Standardize delivery across CSPM, code, container, Kubernetes, vulnerability management and compliance — one workflow your analysts learn once and apply everywhere.
Client-ready reporting
Generate executive, technical and audit reports that map findings to each client's frameworks — repeatable output instead of hand-built decks.
Run it your way
SaaS or on-premises, with a platform license rather than per-seat pricing that punishes scaling your analyst team.
Every finding, risk and control in one place.
The parts of the platform that carry the load.
Unified Vulnerability Management
One queue, one lifecycle, one history — across every scanning domain.
Compliance & Risk (GRC)
Controls, risks, evidence, and BIA — wired to live findings.
Cloud Security (CSPM)
Continuous multi-cloud posture across AWS, GCP, and Azure.
Security Scanning & Reporting
Best-of-breed scanners, one normalized result, board-ready reports.
Integrations & SIEM
Your existing tools, one operational layer — including Wazuh.
Integrations
Frameworks
What changes with Offload.
- Every client delivered from one standardized platform
- Provable per-client tenant isolation on every record
- Framework-mapped client reporting generated, not hand-built
- Platform license that scales with clients, not analyst seats
See it on your own environment.
Most teams start with a bounded pilot — a few cloud accounts, repositories and clusters, measured against agreed success criteria.