Sell Deepinfo to your clients, without rebuilding what you already deliver.
Most MSSPs spend cycles building or stitching tools to monitor their clients' external exposure. Deepinfo gives you the dataset, scanning engine, and brand-defense workflows as a multi-tenant platform you deploy under your own brand or alongside your existing service offering.
Run external monitoring across every client portfolio you operate.
An MSSP delivering Deepinfo to clients runs one platform across many tenants. Each client has their own asset inventory, their own findings queue, their own dashboards, their own report exports. The shared substrate is the indexed dataset and the scanning engine; the per-client surface is yours to configure and deliver.
The day-to-day for an MSSP CISO or Head of Service runs on three loops. The first is onboarding: bringing a new client portfolio online with discovery, scope-locking, and integration into the SIEM, SOAR, or ticketing system the client already uses. The second is operations: the same continuous discovery, scanning, scoring, and brand-impersonation workflows you'd run on your own surface, applied across every tenant in your roster. The third is reporting and renewal: monthly executive summaries, evidence exports for audit cycles, and the value story that earns the next year's contract.
Deployment is deliberate about the partner economics. You can sell Deepinfo as a white-labeled offering under your own brand, co-brand alongside your existing service line, or simply integrate the data into the workflows you already run. Margin terms and pricing structure are partner-agreement-specific.
Built for the way MSSPs actually deploy.
Multi-tenant platform with strict tenant isolation. Partner economics structured around your business model. White-label or co-brand options at deployment time. Integration patterns that drop into the SIEM, SOAR, or ticketing stack your clients already operate.
Multi-tenant deployment.
One Deepinfo deployment, one console, every client portfolio you manage as a separate tenant. Per-client asset inventories, per-client findings queues, per-client dashboards, per-client report exports. Tenant isolation enforced at the data layer, not just the UI layer.
Partner economics.
Volume-based pricing structured around the number of tenants and assets you bring under management, not per-feature SKUs. Margin terms and renewal mechanics laid out in the partner agreement, not buried in a quote. Designed to scale with your client portfolio, not penalize it.
White-label and co-brand.
Sell Deepinfo as part of your branded service offering. Custom domains, branded report templates, your logo on the client-facing exports. Co-brand alongside Deepinfo where the partner relationship is the value story. Fully white-label where the underlying platform is implementation detail.
SIEM, SOAR, and ticketing integrations.
Findings flow into your clients' Splunk, Sentinel, Elastic, or whichever SIEM they run. SOAR-friendly webhooks for automation. Native ticketing connectors for Jira, ServiceNow, and the standard ITSM stack. The platform integrates into the workflows your clients already operate, not the reverse.
The modules and references that fit MSSP delivery.
TPRM module
The same continuous external monitoring you'd apply to your own surface, structured for multi-tenant client-portfolio delivery. The closest thing to "what an MSSP runs all day" in our module set.
Explore TPRMBecome a partner
Partner program structure, deal registration, commercial terms, and the operational expectations on both sides. The starting point for any MSSP relationship with Deepinfo.
Read the programA cybersecurity ratings provider
A customer story from an org running Deepinfo as the data backbone behind their own customer-facing service. The closest analog to MSSP economics in the customer roster.
Read the story“Building a multi-tenant exposure-monitoring platform from scratch wasn't on our roadmap. Reselling Deepinfo as our external monitoring product gave us EASM, CTI, and brand defense to offer clients without the engineering investment.”
Other audiences.
Country-scale internet visibility. Coordinated takedown authority.
National CERTs need bulk dataset access, threat-actor profiling, and takedown coordination at sector and country scale.
See audience SOC TEAMSExternal signal that doesn't sit in your SIEM. Yet.
SOC teams already have SIEM, EDR, and internal log sources.
See audienceSell external risk visibility, without building it yourself.
Most MSSP partnerships start with a scoping call. We walk through your client portfolio shape, your existing service catalog, and the deployment model that fits. No commitments before the call.