What is ThreatMate?
ThreatMate is a risk validation platform for managed service providers (MSPs) that combines attack surface discovery, vulnerability scanning, automated penetration testing, and configuration audits to validate which security exposures are actually exploitable. Unlike traditional scanners that only identify potential issues, ThreatMate provides documented evidence of real risk.
Key differentiator: ThreatMate proves what's exploitable with evidence, not just what might be vulnerable based on probability scores.
What Are ThreatMate's Core Capabilities?
Automated Penetration Testing
Weekly automated pentests validate which vulnerabilities are actually exploitable with proof-of-concept evidence. Unlike annual manual assessments, ThreatMate provides continuous validation that adapts to your changing attack surface.
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Microsoft 365 Security Baselines
Audit M365 configurations against CISA ScubaGear recommendations and CIS benchmarks. Covers Exchange Online, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams, Entra ID, and Defender configurations.
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Vulnerability Management
Continuous scanning with EPSS-based prioritization across internal, external, and cloud assets. Focus on vulnerabilities most likely to be exploited, not just those with high CVSS scores.
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Dark Web Monitoring & User Exposure
Identify compromised credentials and exposed user accounts across data breaches and dark web marketplaces. Correlate with active directory to find at-risk accounts.
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Endpoint Compliance
Validate endpoint security configurations, patch status, and policy enforcement across your client environments with lightweight agent deployment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is risk validation in cybersecurity?
Risk validation goes beyond vulnerability scanning by combining attack surface discovery, vulnerability scanning, automated penetration testing, and configuration audits to prove which exposures are actually exploitable—giving you evidence-based prioritization instead of theoretical risk scores.
What makes ThreatMate different from other security platforms?
ThreatMate combines multiple security signals—attack surface, vulnerabilities, pentesting, identity, and configuration—then validates which exposures are actually exploitable. The result: prioritized findings grounded in evidence, not probability.
Is ThreatMate built specifically for MSPs?
Yes. Multi-tenant workflows, inherited settings, PSA integrations, and white-label reporting are core to the platform. ThreatMate was designed specifically for MSP operations and scale.
How do MSPs use automated penetration testing?
MSPs use automated penetration testing to validate which vulnerabilities can actually be exploited across client environments. This provides documented evidence for QBRs, differentiates from competitors who only scan, and prioritizes remediation based on real risk.
What is automated penetration testing?
Automated penetration testing is a continuous security testing method that uses software to simulate real-world attacks against networks, applications, and systems—validating which vulnerabilities are actually exploitable without manual effort.
What PSA systems does ThreatMate integrate with?
ThreatMate integrates with ConnectWise Manage, Autotask (Datto PSA), HaloPSA, Kaseya BMS, and more. Tickets, reporting, and workflow automation connect directly to your existing stack.
How long does it take to get started with ThreatMate?
Most MSPs are running their first scans within hours. Connect your M365 tenants, add external assets, and begin validating security posture quickly. No complex deployments required.