Trustholm provides tenant-scoped security audit, PowerShell signing enforcement, schema-per-tenant isolation, and exportable evidence designed for customer security questionnaires and SOC 2-style control mapping. We describe what a reviewer can open in the UI or call on the API with normal credentials.
Privileged actions audit: Security-relevant events-admin changes, script publish and approval, signing policy updates-land in the security audit table. Operators export JSON or CSV via GET /api/audit/export with category and datetime filters. This is separate from HTTP request logs, which serve operational troubleshooting and include tenant enrichment in Serilog when deployed.
Security Center posture: Tenant administrators see MFA status, SSO mode, audit logging toggle, and script signing flags on /security. The practitioner checklist deep-links to evidence surfaces; it is not a substitute for your ISMS.
Script integrity: Tenant signing policy blocks unsigned execution when required. Platform script catalog patterns support standardized operations with reserved built-in tags. Attribution records who published, approved, and queued execution.
Tenant isolation: Each tenant receives a dedicated PostgreSQL schema. Portal users with JWT TenantId claims are bound to the resolved tenant-mismatch returns 403. Agent paths use tenant code headers and per-agent polling credentials.
Rate limiting and abuse resistance: Distributed rate limiting (Redis-backed with in-process fallback) caps agent ingest and portal traffic. Heavy endpoints use concurrency middleware. Tune limits under platform settings; Super Admins calibrate via /super-admin/rate-limits.
What we do not claim: Vendor SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, IRAP, or Essential Eight attestation. WORM audit storage is backlog. Hash-chain verification is built; database operators can still change rows. Event Hub/DCR audit sink is built and not yet verified end-to-end in a hosted lab. Splunk/Datadog connectors are backlog. Pair product artifacts with your policies, pentest results, and infrastructure monitoring.
Questionnaire acceleration: Security reviewers repeatedly ask about audit export, MFA, tenant isolation, and signing. This page consolidates answers with API paths so sales engineering does not improvise. Govern early access tenants should reproduce each Shipped row during diligence calls.
Rate limit and abuse narrative: Distributed rate limiting protects shared infrastructure; document tuning practices in your vendor risk file. Heavy endpoint concurrency caps prevent portal saturation during incident response-relevant for CC7 availability discussions when paired with your monitoring.
Agent integrity: Signed installers, polling credentials, and tenant-bound runtime are part of security story-not only portal IAM. Include agent distribution controls in endpoint management sections of customer questionnaires.
Procurement evidence pack (starter)
Package these artifacts for enterprise security reviews: (1) redacted JSON audit export with script lifecycle categories; (2) Security Center screenshot showing MFA, SSO mode, audit toggle, signing flags; (3) role matrix export mapped to your IdP groups; (4) architecture diagram annotating schema-per-tenant and JWT binding; (5) limitations memo listing WORM audit and vendor SOC 2 status; (6) rate-limit configuration summary from production or Govern early access; (7) agent installer signature verification steps from your deployment runbook.
Version the ZIP quarterly. During live review calls, reproduce export in shared screen-not slide-only walkthroughs.
When customers ask for penetration test attestation, share only reports your organization has explicitly authorized for redistribution under NDA; Trustholm has no third-party pentest report yet. Map each file to questionnaire row IDs in a cover spreadsheet so assessors navigate quickly.
This pack accelerates diligence; it does not replace your SSP or certification program.
Continuous monitoring: Assign owner to review trust hub diff each release; update customer-facing ZIP within five business days when Shipped/Gap rows change materially.
Board reporting: Summarize Shipped versus Gap counts quarterly for leadership-transparency reduces surprise findings in enterprise deals and supports honest pipeline qualification.
Customer success alignment: Account teams should not promise certification outcomes in renewal decks-reference trust hub version date and attach limitations slide for regulated accounts. Include link to product evidence map themes when customers request roadmap assurances.
Security reviewers should schedule annual re-validation of Shipped rows in Govern early access tenants and archive dated screenshots for contract renewals and board risk committees.
Third-party risk integration: When your GRC platform scores vendor risk, attach trust hub Shipped/Gap counts as quantitative input-not a substitute for your pentest and IR evidence. Refresh scores when limitations blocks change so procurement dashboards reflect current product posture rather than stale onboarding assumptions.
Pair this page with downloadable trust pack artifacts when customers request vendor due diligence beyond web copy alone.
This page describes product capabilities for your control matrix. Trustholm does not hold SOC 2, ISO 27001, IRAP, Essential Eight, CMMC, Cyber Essentials, NIS2, or framework certification badges.