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Integrations

Bring NetSeed into your identity, device, and security workflows.

Identity providers

Connect your identity provider, not just a password.

NetSeed integrates with OIDC-compatible identity providers to centralize authentication and map group-based policy into access decisions.

OIDC-compatible authentication

Any identity provider that speaks OIDC or supports SSO can federate with NetSeed. Users authenticate through their existing IdP — no separate credential set to manage.

+OIDC / SSO federation
+Group-based policy mapping
+Short-lived session certificates
+No separate user database to sync
IDENTITY PROVIDERS

One authentication source, every service

Bind access decisions to the same identity your organization already controls — enrollment, policy, and revocation all flow from one place.

Identity provisioning

Keep access boundaries current with your directory.

Map users, groups, and access boundaries into NetSeed through directory or provisioning workflows. When someone changes role or leaves, access updates without manual intervention.

LIFECYCLE

Joiner, mover, leaver

Provision access when someone joins, update scope when they change role, and revoke completely when they leave — driven by your existing directory.

GROUPS

Group sync

Access policies follow directory groups. Membership changes propagate automatically — no one-off access grants to maintain.

BOUNDARIES

Access assignment

Define which services and networks are reachable per group or identity scope. Changes apply without touching network configuration.

Device trust

Use device posture as part of your access model.

Use device trust and posture signals as conditions in your access decision model — restrict flows to managed and approved endpoints.

Managed device conditions

NetSeed can evaluate device trust signals as part of the access decision — for example, requiring that a device is managed before a session is permitted to reach a particular service.

+Managed device only access
+Compliant device conditions
+Device-based policy rules
+Reduces risk from unmanaged endpoints
DEVICE TRUST

Access narrows to the right endpoints

Device conditions sit alongside identity conditions in the policy model. A valid identity on an unmanaged device can be a different access tier from the same identity on a compliant device.

Security events

Pipe access events into your monitoring stack.

Export audit and access events to your existing monitoring and SIEM pipeline. Every authorized flow produces a structured per-flow record.

STREAMING

Event streaming

Per-flow audit records stream continuously — identity, device, destination, matched policy, bytes. No batch export delays.

HTTP

HTTP endpoints

Send events to any HTTP destination: internal collectors, webhook receivers, or security tooling that accepts structured payloads.

STORAGE

Object storage export

Write audit records to S3-compatible object storage for long-term retention and compliance archive workflows.

SIEM

SIEM integration

Route events into your SIEM or log management platform without installing proprietary agents or transforming the schema.

Infrastructure automation

Automate provisioning, publishing, and policy.

Automate user onboarding, service publishing, and policy management through APIs and infrastructure workflows.

API

API-driven provisioning

All lifecycle operations — user enrollment, service publishing, policy updates, key rotation — are available through a central API surface.

IAC

IaC-ready workflows

Manage NetSeed infrastructure alongside the rest of your stack in Terraform, Pulumi, or Ansible. No click-ops required for fleet-scale deployments.

PLATFORM

Internal platform integration

Embed NetSeed into internal developer portals, access request systems, and approval workflows — so access follows your existing operational model, not a separate tool.

Next step

Bring NetSeed into your existing stack.

Start with identity, extend to device trust and audit. Every integration ships in the same binary — no agents to manage.