Security testing for agencies, MSSPs, and consultancies
Run continuous testing across every client from one platform, with per-client isolation enforced in the database and reports that carry your brand instead of ours.
RedStrike is a continuous security testing and cloud posture platform that agencies, managed security service providers, and consultancies can operate on behalf of their clients. Each client is a separate workspace with isolation enforced by PostgreSQL row-level security rather than by application code. White-labelled report branding and attestation documents are available on the Compliance plan, and the platform API allows scans, findings, and reports to be driven from your own systems.
The problem
Why delivering security testing at scale breaks tooling
Tools priced and designed for one company do not become a service business by being bought several times.
Client isolation cannot be a convention
One client seeing another's findings is not a bug report, it is the end of a contract. Isolation that depends on every query being written correctly is one missed WHERE clause from a disclosure.
Report production eats the margin
The billable work is analysis and remediation guidance. Assembling, formatting, and branding a deliverable per client per month is the part that quietly consumes the engagement.
Every client runs a different stack
One is entirely AWS, one has a legacy on-premises estate, one ships a mobile app. Standardising delivery across them is hard when each needs a different set of tools.
Per-seat pricing punishes growth
A service model adds clients faster than it adds staff. Tooling that charges per user or per company makes the twentieth client cost as much to serve as the first.
How RedStrike helps
Multi-client delivery as a first-class shape
Every item is an entitlement or architectural property, not a services engagement.
Database-enforced client isolation
Each client is a workspace inside an organisation, with row-level security policies in PostgreSQL scoping every query. Isolation holds at the storage layer rather than depending on application code.
White-labelled reports
Report branding lets deliverables carry your identity. Available on the Compliance plan, alongside attestation documents.
Platform API and scheduling
Scans, findings, and reports are driveable through the API, and scheduled scanning runs recurring engagements without anyone starting them by hand.
One engine across mixed estates
Web, API, network, TLS, container, infrastructure-as-code, mobile, and cloud posture testing come from one platform, so a client's stack does not dictate a different toolchain.
Framework mapping per engagement
Each client's reports map to the frameworks their audit needs, with the edition pinned to the one their assessment is against.
Access control across your team
Single sign-on, custom roles, and audit logging control which of your consultants can see which client's findings, and record who looked.
Compliance coverage
Which frameworks this maps to — and exactly how far the mapping goes
Every framework in the registry is available per client and per engagement. Frameworks with AWS-only cloud checks are marked as such below — worth knowing before you scope a client on Azure or GCP.
| Framework | Edition mapped | Cloud coverage |
|---|---|---|
| SOC 2AICPA | 2017 | Native cloud-resource checks on AWS. Azure and GCP are graded against CIS benchmarks instead. |
| ISO/IEC 27001ISO/IEC | 2022 | Native cloud-resource checks on AWS. Azure and GCP are graded against CIS benchmarks instead. |
| PCI DSSPCI Security Standards Council | 4.0.1 | Native cloud-resource checks on AWS. Azure and GCP are graded against CIS benchmarks instead. |
| OWASP Top 10OWASP Foundation | 2025 | Mapped on findings from application, API, and network testing. No native cloud-resource checks — pair with CIS benchmark grading for cloud evidence. |
| OWASP API Security Top 10OWASP Foundation | 2023 | Mapped on findings from application, API, and network testing. No native cloud-resource checks — pair with CIS benchmark grading for cloud evidence. |
| HIPAA Security RuleUS HHS | security-rule | Native cloud-resource checks on AWS. Azure and GCP are graded against CIS benchmarks instead. |
Every cloud account is graded against CIS Foundations benchmarks on AWS, Azure, GCP, and Kubernetes clusters against the CIS Kubernetes benchmark, regardless of which frameworks above apply to you. Evidence can be exported as a report or pushed into Vanta or Drata.
How it works
From connected to evidence in four steps
Define scope
Add the domains, APIs, and cloud accounts in scope, with rules of engagement recorded before any test runs.
Test continuously
Application, API, network, container, and cloud checks run on a schedule instead of once a year, so drift is caught within a scan cycle.
Verify & de-duplicate
Findings from multiple tools are correlated into one issue, evidence is collected, and severity is scored so the list you read is the list that matters.
Export evidence
Results are mapped to framework controls and exported as a report, or pushed into Vanta or Drata.
Outcomes
What changes once this is running
- Serve every client from one platform with isolation enforced in the database, not in code review.
- Ship deliverables under your own brand instead of reselling a visibly third-party report.
- Automate recurring engagements with scheduled scans and API-driven reporting.
- Standardise delivery across clients whose stacks have nothing in common.
- Record who on your team accessed which client's findings, and when.
Related
Go deeper on the parts that matter to you
Continuous Pentesting
Always-on, verified offensive testing across apps, APIs, and network — not a once-a-year snapshot.
Learn more →Cloud Security (CSPM)
CIS-benchmarked posture across AWS, Azure, and GCP, with drift caught inside a scan cycle.
Learn more →Compliance
How findings become control-mapped audit evidence, and which editions are pinned to your engagement.
Learn more →FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about RedStrike for Agencies & MSSPs.
How is one client's data kept separate from another's?
Each client is a workspace, and tenancy is enforced with PostgreSQL row-level security policies scoped by organisation. Queries are constrained at the database layer, so isolation does not depend on every application query being written correctly. Cloud credentials are encrypted at rest with Fernet.
Can reports carry our branding rather than RedStrike's?
Yes, on the Compliance plan and above, which includes white-labelled report branding and attestation documents. Lower plans produce RedStrike-branded reports.
Is there an API for automating client delivery?
Yes. API access is included from the Team plan upward, covering scan creation, finding retrieval, and report generation, so recurring delivery can be driven from your own systems. Scheduled scans cover the common case without any integration work.
How does pricing work for a service provider?
Plans meter targets, cloud accounts, and cloud resources rather than charging per user — seats are unlimited from the Team plan upward. The right shape depends on how many clients and cloud accounts you run, so it is worth a conversation rather than a guess.
Can we run engagements against clients on Azure or GCP?
Yes, with one caveat worth knowing when you scope: cloud accounts on all providers are graded against CIS Foundations benchmarks, but framework-labelled cloud rulesets — PCI, HIPAA, SOC 2, GDPR, ISO 27001, NIST 800-53 — run on AWS only. Application-side framework mapping applies regardless of provider.
Do we need each client to authorize testing?
Yes. Scope and rules of engagement are recorded per target before a scan runs, and free-plan targets require DNS TXT proof of domain ownership. That is deliberate: active testing without recorded authorization is a liability you should not want your platform to make easy.
Deliver continuous testing across every client from one platform
Database-enforced isolation, white-labelled reports, and an API to automate the rest.