Siemba has launched Siemba Pride, a global partner program for MSSPs, resellers, systems integrators and technology partners, giving participants access to deal registration, tiered margins, co-sell support and technical enablement around its continuous offensive security platform.
Siemba Pride targets three types of channel partners
The program separates partners into three groups based on how they bring Siemba to customers and extend the platform.
Enablers include systems integrators responsible for deployment and operationalization; Amplifiers include MSSPs, agencies, resellers, and procurement networks; and Enhancers include ISVs and technology platforms that integrate with Siemba through APIs and co-engineered workflows.
Partners can register deals to activate co-sell support and move through four margin tiers: Registered, Silver, Gold, and Platinum.
Partners receive demo environments and technical support
Partners joining the Siemba Pride receive a demo environment, typically provisioned within 24 hours of signing, co-branded sales kits, pitch decks, and technical demos.
They also get a dedicated Partner Success Manager alongside a Solutions Engineer for technical pre-sales support.
“Siemba Pride is a shared growth platform. Partners expand their services, customers gain continuous adversarial exposure visibility, and trust is built through measurable outcomes,” said Kiran Elengickal, VP of Global Alliances & Business Development at Siemba. “When partners succeed, customers stay safer, and that is how security should scale.”
Siemba MCP brings security testing data into AI assistants
Siemba didn’t stop with the introduction of the partner program.
The organization also debuted Siemba MCP, a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, distributed as a single plugin containing the connector and six named skills, that connects Siemba’s security data and testing capabilities directly to AI assistants.
Teams can ask a question inside their existing AI client and get finished security analysis back, without opening a separate console.
The six skills within the Siemba MCP include:
- Test Analysis: Provides an explanation of a running, failed, or completed penetration test in plain language. The skill reads login screenshots to diagnose the most common cause of a failed authenticated run.
- Kill Chain: This skill maps individual findings into the attack paths they form. Siemba MCP then rates each chain by its weakest link rather than by raw severity. It then names the single fix that breaks the most chains at once.
- Critical Briefing: Pulls every Critical and High finding across the estate into one executive briefing, ranked by Siemba’s risk score, with regressed findings called out separately from new ones.
- Remediation Plan: This skill groups findings that share a root cause into a single fix, then sequences the work list by leverage: risk removed per unit of effort.
- Attack Surface: Reviews what an organization exposes to the internet, including domains, subdomains, certificates, TLS configuration, registrars, geographies, and monitoring coverage. It will name the gaps between what is live and what is actually being watched.
- CISO Report: Generates a board-ready posture report that leads with direction of travel and maps every finding to a specific control access seven compliance frameworks, including: ISO 27001, HIPAA, OWASP, GDPR, CMMC, NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5, and PCI DSS v4.0.
For channel partners, the combined launches give Siemba’s ecosystem both a commercial framework for selling and delivering its security platform and a way to bring its offensive-security data into the AI tools customers are increasingly using for analysis and remediation workflows.