SOLUTIONS
Managed Service Providers
Run every client estate with confidence—standardize security, speed up changes, and prove compliance. Each client gets its own dedicated FireWeave instance, so separation is structural rather than a filter you have to trust.
Dedicated instance per client
- Separate deployment per client — no shared database
- Credentials encrypted per connection, isolated by deployment
- Per-client collection schedules & maintenance windows
- Per-client RBAC roles and approval chains
Automation at scale
- Bulk object hygiene (duplicates, unused, drift)
- Per-client dashboards and exportable reporting
- API-first for your runbooks & ITSM
Change governance
- Ticket-aware changes (Jira/ServiceNow ready)
- Policy path preview before commit
- Approval trails & exportable reports
Fast onboarding
- Import from Panorama, Check Point, Fortinet or Cisco FMC in minutes
- CSV/Excel bulk loaders
- Guided per-client setup checklist
Why a dedicated instance beats shared multi-tenancy
FireWeave runs as one instance per client rather than a shared platform partitioned by row-level security. Your clients' configuration data never sits in the same database, so there is no cross-client query to get wrong, no noisy-neighbour contention, and no shared blast radius during an upgrade or an incident.
That distinction matters when you are onboarding regulated clients. Separation you can demonstrate on an architecture diagram is far easier to defend in a security review than separation that depends on every query being filtered correctly.
Integrations
- Palo Alto Panorama & Strata Cloud Manager, Check Point, Fortinet, Cisco FMC
- AWS, Azure, GCP, Azure Firewall, Cisco ACI
- Cisco & Juniper routers/switches, Illumio, F5, Infoblox
- ServiceNow, JIRA, framework-agnostic compliance checks
Security & compliance
- Least-privilege connectors; credentials encrypted per connection
- Audit log & config snapshots
- ISO 27001-aligned processes underway
FAQ
- How do you separate client data?
- Each client runs its own FireWeave instance with its own database and its own encrypted credentials. There is no shared data store between clients, so isolation does not depend on row-level filtering.
- Where does it run?
- Inside your own environment — an on-prem VM or your own cloud account. Each client estate gets its own dedicated instance, so nothing is shared between them.
- What's the migration path?
- Import from Panorama, Check Point, Fortinet or Cisco FMC; we auto-discover objects, rules, and zones and flag quick wins.