We are not a reseller and we hold no quota. We partner selectively, mostly with newer providers whose technology is ahead of the incumbents, and we say plainly where we are integrating someone else's product rather than building our own.
Most organisations cannot name every SaaS application holding their data, let alone every identity with access to it. FrontierZero brings that estate into view: discovery, ownership, spend and risk in one place.
We use it where shadow adoption is the real exposure, and pair it with our own identity and entitlement work so the findings turn into decisions.
Traditional managed detection drowns analysts in alerts and bills you for the drowning. TENEX.AI puts agents on triage and enrichment so human analysts spend their hours on the incidents that carry consequence.
We use it where a client needs credible round-the-clock coverage without standing up an in-house security operations centre.
If we could build it to the same standard, we build it. Partnering has to earn its place.
Data out, standards-based integration, and a migration path we have actually thought about.
Direct access to people who build the product, not a ticket queue with a service credit attached.
Commercials that make sense on your side of the table. We are not paid to place licences.