Many Clients, One Team
One console holds every client, so one team can work through them all. You review findings client by client, without a separate list for each.
Threat Intelligence For MSSPs. With Every Client Kept Separate.
Offer threat intelligence, attack surface monitoring and brand protection to your clients from one multi-tenant platform, with reports under your own brand.
In Short
Brandefense is built for MSSPs and service providers. One console covers all your clients, with each client's data kept separate (multi-tenant). Reports go out under your own brand, and findings reach each client's tools through the API or Model Context Protocol (MCP). You offer the service without building the tooling.
At A GlanceOne multi-tenant console for all your clients, with each client's data kept separate, white-label reports and findings sent to each client's tools.
Your Week, With Outside Visibility.
Updated 24 Oct 2026- Add New Clients In Bulk Load a client's domains, brands and other assets in bulk, and the watch starts from there. 01
- Review Findings Per Client Start each morning with what is new for each client, sorted by how serious it is. 02
- Escalate What Matters See which clients one threat or leak affects, then send each a clear finding with the evidence and a first step. 03
- Produce The Client Report Findings and actions are already on record, so a monthly report is a summary. 04
- Grow The Service Add external monitoring, brand protection or supplier watch to what you already offer. 05
Your Path
From First Question To Buying Decision.
- 01 · Learn
- 02 · Buy
What Presses On You
The Problems You Are Asked To Solve.
Each one is matched to the part of the platform that helps.
New Clients Must Be Added Quickly
Add clients and their assets, such as domains and brands, in bulk. Coverage is only as good as that list, so it is worth checking.
Deciding What To Escalate
A shared threat view shows which clients one threat or leak affects. You pass on what matters through the API or MCP into the client's own tools, and keep the rest as record.
Showing The Client What You Did
Reports carry your brand. Each client can see its own panel, with users and permissions set per client.
What You Get
What Lands In Front Of You.
Alerts, reports and views, in plain words.
What You Can Report Upward Compare each one against your own earlier months.
- Findings Reviewed Per ClientShows that every client is being watched, not only the loudest.
- Time From Finding To Client NoticeShows how quickly clients hear about what matters to them.
- Clients With All Watched Assets EnteredShows how complete each client's coverage is.
View Findings Per ClientWhat was found for each client, in one place.
Alert What Needs A Client NoticeA finding that should reach the client now, sent through the API or MCP to the client's own tools.
Report The Client ReportA white-label summary of findings and actions for one client, under your own brand.
View Coverage Per ClientWhich clients have all their watched assets entered.
View Shared Threat ViewWhich clients a single threat or leak affects, on one screen.
Questions
Questions People In This Role Ask.
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How Is Brandefense Licensed For Service Providers?
MSSPs have a separate licensing model, priced by the modules used, the number of assets and similar measures. Sales are partner-led, so Brandefense or a partner in your region talks through the terms in your demo.
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Can It Feed Our Own Tools?
Yes. Findings are sent per client through the API or MCP into the client's own tools. The demo can cover your setup.
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Does It Replace Our SOC Tooling?
No. It adds the outside view: exposure, leaks and brand abuse. Your detection tools keep watching inside.
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Which Parts Can I Offer To Clients?
Threat intelligence, attack surface management and brand protection are separate parts. You can start with one and add others.
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Is Brandefense Multi-Tenant, And How Are Clients Separated?
Yes. One console covers all your clients, and each client's data is kept separate. Users and permissions are set per client, and a client can see its own panel. Read the partner program for terms, since sales run through partners.
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How Can A Service Provider Add A New Client Quickly?
Add the client's domains, brands and other assets, in bulk when there are many. Coverage is only as good as that list, so it is worth checking. A useful measure is how many clients have all watched assets entered. For the full sequence, see the rollout plan for adding threat intelligence to your MSSP service.
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How Can A Provider Show Clients What It Did?
Build a client report from the findings. It shows what was found and what was done. Reports are white-label, so they go out under your own brand.
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How Can A Provider Review Many Clients Without Many Lists?
Review findings client by client and decide what each one needs. You do not need a separate list for every client. The platform shows what was found for each client in one place.
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What Should A Provider Pass On To A Client?
Pass on what matters and keep the rest as record. A finding that should reach the client now is marked as needing a client notice. Time from finding to client notice shows how quickly clients hear about it.
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Which Measures Show That Every Client Is Being Watched?
Track findings reviewed per client, so quiet clients are not forgotten. Track the time from finding to client notice. Track how many clients have all their watched assets entered.
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How Does A Shared Threat View Help With Many Clients?
It shows which of your clients one threat or leak affects. When something new appears, you see every affected client at once and can brief them together.
Threats To Know
What Attackers Do That You Will Be Asked About.
Each page in the threat library explains one of them in plain words.
Glossary term Initial Access Brokers Criminals who sell a way into a company. Your clients' names can appear on those listings. See The Definition → Glossary term Ransomware A threat every client will ask about. CISA notes it often starts with exposed remote services or stolen logins. See The Definition → Glossary term Supply Chain Attacks Attacks that arrive through a supplier. As a provider you are a supplier too. See The Definition →
Go Further
Use Cases, Sectors And Reading For This Team.
Government And Public SectorState-backed espionage, supplier breaches, attacks on exposed servers and targeted phishing against public bodies, and the… → Energy And UtilitiesExposed network devices, destructive attacks, ransomware and state-backed groups that target energy and utility operators, and… →
For MSSPs And MSPs
Talk Through Your Service Model.
A session for service providers. Your request goes to a Brandefense partner, who runs the session with you.