One data source today. The rest is roadmap.
Fortoxa collects from an agent you install on a server. That is the whole list. This page used to show ten integrations with live and beta badges; none of them existed, and the page is now what the product actually is.
The Fortoxa agent.
A single install on a server you choose. It reads system and authentication logs and ships events to your workspace; nothing else on the host changes.
Fortoxa agent
Live- System and authentication logs on the host it runs on
- Blocked connections, account and role changes, host configuration and patch state
- Laptops, phones, SaaS accounts, and any host without the agent installed
- A workspace-scoped agent token. No cloud provider keys, no OAuth grants
Wanted, not built.
No dates, because there are none to give. Nothing below is available on any plan, and none of it is included in a price you can pay today.
Identity providers
Not builtMFA coverage and account state per user, which would let the register evidence the access-control requirements it currently marks as not measured.
Cloud provider audit logs
Not builtConfiguration and access events from a cloud account, to extend host coverage beyond servers running the agent.
Alert delivery beyond email
Not builtRouting notifications into a chat tool. Alerts are email-only today.
Outbound webhooks
Not builtPushing events into your own tooling. The inbound event API exists; the outbound direction does not.
Need one of these before you could buy?
Say which. It will not change the roadmap on its own, but it is more useful than a request form that promises prioritisation.