Tenant-scoped data
Customer records, evidence, findings, and program activity are organized by tenant so teams work from their own scoped environment.
Trust & Security
How Westport Cyber handles security-sensitive work.
Review how the platform approaches tenant isolation, scanner connections, evidence storage, access controls, and operating expectations.
Learn how Westport Cyber handles tenant data, scanner connections, evidence storage, access controls, and security responsibilities.
- Public demo findings, breached-credential examples, OSINT signals, screenshots, and metrics are simulated unless a customer connects live systems.
- Live implementations start with connector scoping, least-practical access, permission review, and confirmation of what data will be collected.
- Tenant-scoped data, evidence handling, and authenticated access controls
Practical controls for practical security programs.
The platform's trust model focuses on scoped access, clear evidence handling, and implementation expectations buyers can validate.
Controlled scanner connections
Scanner workflows are designed around explicit connections, least-practical access, and clear separation between demo examples and live systems.
Evidence handling
Compliance evidence is treated as security-sensitive material, with access governed through authenticated platform permissions and audit-oriented workflows.
Identity and access
The authenticated product supports role and capability-based access patterns so sensitive work can be limited to the right people.
What customers should expect before a live rollout.
Who it is for
Security, compliance, IT, and leadership teams that need practical visibility and customer-ready evidence.
What connects first
Common starting points include Microsoft 365, Azure, Google Workspace, Okta, ServiceNow, CrowdStrike, and vendor records.
What stays fictional publicly
Public demo findings, breached-credential examples, OSINT signals, and metrics are simulated unless a customer connects real systems.