How does the multi-tenant architecture work for MSSPs and group companies?

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Siberson Verikor DLP's multi-tenant architecture supports two primary deployment patterns: Group companies and conglomerates: Organizations managing multiple legal entities, subsidiaries, or business units can administer all tenants from a single unified console while maintaining complete data, policy, and incident isolation between entities. This eliminates the need for separate product deployments per entity while preserving governance boundaries. MSSPs and managed service partners: Service providers can onboard multiple end-customer environments, each with its own isolated policy library, incident queue, reporting scope, user directory integration, and custom action set — all managed from a master administrative interface. Role-based access control (RBAC) ensures each tenant administrator operates within their own environment boundary, while the MSSP master administrator retains cross-tenant operational and reporting visibility.