One view across every cloud, branch, and data center.
Deploy Conductor close to every data source. Forward only structured, deduplicated artifacts. Centralize at HQ — without overwhelming WAN links or central infrastructure.
The problem
Security data lives where the workloads run: regional data centers, branch offices, AWS VPCs in three regions, Azure tenants for the acquired companies, GCP for the analytics team. Centralizing this data is a bandwidth, format, and reliability problem all at once. Most teams give up and run separate, siloed tooling per location — and lose cross-environment visibility entirely.
How WitFoo solves it
WitFoo Conductor deploys at each location, processes data locally, and forwards only deduplicated, normalized output upstream — cutting WAN bandwidth by 90% or more. Conductor deploys at each location, processes data locally, and forwards only the deduplicated, normalized output upstream. Bandwidth drops 90%+. Format consistency is automatic. WAN outages don't lose data — Conductor queues locally and resumes when the link is restored. Analytics Max at HQ provides a unified view, with multi-tenancy if branches need their own segmented experience.
What you'll need
| Product | Price | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Conductor Pro | $40,000/yr | Per data center or VPC |
| Conductor Lite | $15,000/yr | Per branch with standard infrastructure |
| Analytics Pro | $75,000/yr | At HQ if branches don't need local visibility |
| Analytics Max | $120,000/yr | At HQ if you need multi-tenancy for branches |
| Console | Free | Centralized management of all appliances |
Deployments of 10+ appliances qualify for an Enterprise Agreement.
Outcomes
90%+
WAN bandwidth reduction
One
consistent data format from every source
Zero
data loss during WAN outages
Frequently asked questions
Can I forward data from WitFoo to a third-party data lake?
Yes. Conductor outputs structured data in JSON, CEF, and syslog formats. You can forward to any downstream platform — data lake, SIEM, or analytics tool.
How does multi-tenancy work in Analytics Max?
Each tenant is fully isolated with its own data, dashboards, reports, and SOAR playbooks. Branch offices or business units can have their own segmented experience while HQ maintains a unified view.
What happens if a branch loses its WAN link?
Conductor queues data locally and resumes forwarding when the link is restored. No data is lost during WAN outages.