The vendors behind the categories.

The integration categories describe types of tools, not confirmed partnerships. This page is where named, confirmed technology partnerships are listed — the first one is live below.

The connector model

Connectors into the platform come in three tiers. Premium connectors are built by TruSecure for the tools it also resells and holds deep expertise in — the customer gets the best possible integration, one point of contact for the whole GRC and security tool stack, and package pricing on tool, connector, and platform together. Marketplace connectors are built by the community and listed in the catalogue. Free and open-source connectors are given away.

Every connector, whatever tier, works the same way from the platform side: read-only collection by default, evidence with provenance, no third-party runtime calls from the client's environment.

What a technology partnership means

Your product appears in the integration catalogue under its real name, with a connector that exercises its actual APIs — not a generic category page that could describe any SIEM. Your engineers get a direct line to TruSecure's connector team when APIs change, so the integration breaks less and heals faster. Where the fit is strong, the reseller relationship makes your product part of the package a client buys.

Honest status

Today the integration pages mostly describe categories — SIEM, identity, ITSM, cloud, and the rest. The first named, confirmed technology partnership is now public: RMM Labs, whose Xcellerate RMM and OPS products feed operations data — inventory, patch state, vulnerabilities, alerts and tickets — into TruSecure as governance evidence.

Further named vendor partnerships will be listed here as they are confirmed. Until then, this page claims nothing it cannot show.