Integrations
Connect Panaptico to the systems you already run.
Panaptico reads live state, logs, and events from identity, cloud, devices, networks, data, and the tools your teams work in, then holds them to the targets you declare, with a receipt for every answer.
All integrations (45)
Active Directory
Track users, groups, and computer objects against target: stale accounts, empty groups, and machines that stopped checking in.
Policies & PostureAnsible
Hand fixes to the automation you already run, and let the next evaluation confirm the change actually landed.
RemediationAWS
Hold EC2, RDS, S3, EKS, and IAM to the targets you declare: backups on, encryption set, instances tagged. Workflow verifications can prove a restore or a failover actually works.
Policies & PostureAzure
Keep VMs, AKS, Storage, and Key Vault inside declared targets, with certificate and secret expiries tracked before they lapse. Every violation carries the observed value and when it was read.
Policies & PostureCisco Meraki
Watch networks, switches, and access points for firmware drift, offline appliances, and client counts against target. Monitors raise when an appliance drops or falls behind.
MonitoringCloudflare
Track zones, DNS records, certificates, and Zero Trust settings against target. Workflow verifications can confirm a DNS change actually reaches every zone.
Policies & PostureConfluent
Monitor consumer lag, connector status, and topic configuration against target.
MonitoringCrowdStrike
Hold Falcon sensor coverage to target (every managed device reporting on a current version) and count it toward capabilities like “Laptops stay managed and patched.”
Policies & PostureCyberArk
Track vaulted accounts and rotation schedules against target: the credential that stopped rotating shows up as a violation.
Policies & PostureDatabricks
Monitor job runs, cluster policies, and workspace settings. Catch the nightly job that finished late before anyone reads its numbers.
MonitoringDatadog
Bring monitors, SLOs, and metrics in as evidence. A breached SLO becomes a raised monitor with its records attached, and can count against a capability.
MonitoringDynatrace
Bring problems, SLOs, and service health in as evidence for monitors and capabilities.
MonitoringElastic
Run monitors over indexed logs and events, with every run's records kept for classification and review.
MonitoringF5
Track virtual servers, pool members, and certificates on your load balancers against target.
Policies & PostureGitHub
Hold repositories to target (branch protection, required reviews, code owners) and monitor Actions runs that fail or stall.
Policies & PostureGitLab
Track projects, protected branches, and pipeline health against target, with failed pipelines raised as monitors.
Policies & PostureGoogle Cloud
Hold Compute, Cloud SQL, GKE, Cloud Run, and IAM to declared targets. Verify on a schedule that a Cloud Run service answers inside its latency budget.
Policies & PostureHashiCorp Vault
Track secret engines, policies, and lease expiries against target, so an expiring secret shows up before the outage it would cause.
Policies & PostureIntune
Hold Windows and mobile devices to target (compliant, encrypted, patched) and feed the fleet into capabilities.
Policies & PostureJamf
Hold every Mac to target (enrolled, encrypted, on a supported OS) and feed the fleet into capabilities like “New hires are productive on day one.”
Policies & PostureJenkins
Monitor pipeline runs and agent health, and catch the nightly job that quietly stopped running.
MonitoringJuniper
Track device configuration, firmware, and interface state against target across routers and switches.
Policies & PostureKubernetes
Track clusters, node versions, workloads, and resource limits against target, and catch the node pool that quietly fell out of support.
Policies & PostureMicrosoft 365
Track licenses, mailboxes, and sharing settings against target: shared mailboxes without owners, license pools about to run out.
Policies & PostureMicrosoft Defender
Hold device onboarding to target, with every device reporting to Defender, as one requirement among many in your fleet capabilities.
Policies & PostureMicrosoft Teams
Deliver raised monitors, failed verifications, and new fixes into the channels of the teams that own them.
MonitoringMongoDB Atlas
Hold clusters to target (backups on, versions supported, alerts configured) and verify a restore on a schedule.
Policies & PostureNetApp
Track volume capacity, snapshot coverage, and replication health against target, before a full volume stops writes.
Policies & PostureNew Relic
Bring SLOs and alert conditions in as evidence, with breaches raised as monitors that keep their records.
MonitoringOkta
Read users, groups, app assignments, and the System Log. Prove onboarding end to end with a workflow verification, and monitor provisioning failures as they happen.
Workflow VerificationOracle Cloud
Hold compartments, compute, Autonomous Database, and IAM policies to declared targets on every evaluation.
Policies & PosturePagerDuty
Route raised monitors and failed verifications to the right on-call with the evidence attached, and see which services still lack an escalation policy.
RemediationPalo Alto Networks
Track firewall rules, software versions, and HA state against target, with every change kept in history.
Policies & PostureRubrik
Read backup and SLA compliance, and prove recovery with a scheduled restore verification: a backup that ran isn't a backup that restores.
Workflow VerificationSailPoint
Read identities and access profiles, and verify joiner and leaver processes end to end, so leavers really do lose access the same day.
Workflow VerificationSentinelOne
Hold agent coverage to target across the fleet, and count it toward your device capabilities.
Policies & PostureServiceNow
Hand fixes off as work items with evidence, steps, and done criteria attached, and use CMDB ownership to scope policies to the teams that own each system.
RemediationSlack
Send raised monitors, failed verifications, and capability changes to the channels that own them. Provisioning into Slack can be monitored too.
MonitoringSnowflake
Monitor warehouse loads, task runs, and credit usage against target. “Nightly load finished by 06:00” becomes a monitor with a verdict.
MonitoringSplunk
Run monitors over the logs you already index, with classifications deciding act, review, or pass for each record.
MonitoringTerraform
Compare what Terraform declares with what's actually running, and flag resources that changed outside the plan.
Policies & PostureVeeam
Read job results and restore points, and prove recovery with a scheduled restore verification that has to finish inside its window.
Workflow VerificationVMware vSphere
Track hosts, VMs, snapshots, and datastore capacity against target: old snapshots and filling datastores surface before they bite.
Policies & PostureWiz
Bring cloud findings in as evidence for policies and capabilities, alongside the configuration state Panaptico reads directly from your providers.
Policies & PostureZscaler
Bring connector health and policy configuration in as evidence, alongside the rest of your network posture.
Policies & PostureDon't see your system? Tell us what to connect. Panaptico maps new providers from natural language.
How connections work
Connected, not handed the keys.
Every connection is scoped.
Connecting a system gives Panaptico what it needs to read evidence. Nothing more is implied.
Read-only by default
Permission to read evidence is never treated as permission to change a system.
Credentials by name
Verifications reference stored credentials by name. Values resolve server-side, only at run time.
Gaps stay visible
Missing permissions show up as missing coverage or unknown, never hidden behind a green status.
Attributed to the source
Every observed value keeps the system it came from and when it was read.