Technology Alliance
PlannedA technology alliance built on a real integration surface, not a slide.
TriNetra doesn't yet run a formal Technology Alliance program with tiered partner benefits, co-marketing, or a partner badge — we're saying that plainly rather than dressing up a roadmap item as a live program. What does exist is a real, growing integration surface: a live Jira Cloud sync and native connection points already built into Attack Surface Management for a wide range of cloud and identity providers. The alliance program, when it launches, will formalize deeper, co-engineered work with the vendors already adjacent to that surface.
What it's meant to cover
Three directions, honestly labeled.
Ticketing and workflow vendors
PlannedDeeper, bidirectional sync beyond today's Jira project/transition mappings (Slack, ServiceNow, and others are named directions, not shipped integrations).
Jira Cloud — connected today
Cloud and infrastructure providers
TriNetra's Attack Surface Management already connects to a wide provider set for cloud-target scanning. A formal alliance track would extend co-engineering and support with these vendors, not just one-way scanning access.
SIEM/SOAR platforms
PlannedFor organizations that want findings and exposure signal flowing into their own security operations tooling rather than only into TriNetra's console.
Proof, not a promise
The real integration surface.
Jira sync and ASM's provider connections are real today — the strongest available evidence that a 'real, growing integration surface' isn't a slide claim.
How to get involved now
There's no formal application yet — so go direct.
Tell us what you'd want to build or integrate, and whether you're a vendor whose platform already overlaps with something above (cloud provider, ticketing tool, SIEM/SOAR). We're prioritizing alliance work around the providers our client base is already connecting through ASM and Integrations, so an existing footprint there is the strongest signal we can act on today.