OEM terms for headless, embedded AI security engine redistribution.
OEM and embedded licensing supports scanner vendors and product companies that want to bundle the SecEng engine, call it from their platform, and sell it to customer organizations - covering redistribution rights, customer-org limits, binary packaging, attribution, and usage metering.
OEM license routes
OEM license terms should cover base fee, customer-org fees, usage credits, support, white-label rights, and audit controls.
Partners
OEM, scanner-provider, MSSP, reseller, consulting, private-label, and technology partner programs.
Licensing
Enterprise, embedded, OEM, white-label, offline, air-gapped, academic, startup, and usage-credit licensing.
Operations
Deployment, support, SLA, security, data-processing, audit, success, and implementation operations.
Commercial Contact
Start an OEM, reseller, MSSP, enterprise, private-label, procurement, or deployment conversation.
License the engine, not the whole platform
The partner can keep UI, scheduling, reporting, and customer accounts while licensing the AI security engine as a controlled embedded module.
Headless scanner engine
A partner can call the SecEng engine without adopting the AI Security LLC UI, auth surface, or customer portal.
- CLI invocation
- Local HTTP sidecar option
- No windowing dependency
Scanner-native results
Return structured outputs a partner product can ingest and display natively.
- JSON findings
- SARIF output
- Evidence bundles
License by partner and customer org
Support base partner licenses, active customer org fees, usage credits, and white-label add-ons.
- Partner license
- Customer-org usage
- Signed offline grants
Build the right commercial path
Use a focused pilot to align the technical integration, licensing structure, support model, and customer-facing packaging.