Summary

Omnissa is a digital work platform company. They turned to Seemplicity to replace an in-house remediation model that wasn’t sustainable or scalabe, and to focus their service teams on the findings that matter most.

Business challenge

Their in-house remediation model wasn’t sustainable and couldn’t scale with the business

Findings came from multiple tools: Wiz for SaaS, Tenable for on-prem, and GitHub and Fossa for code

Without risk-based prioritization, service teams had no clear signal of what to fix first

Exception requests depended on manual analysis by security analysts

Ticket churn and developer analysis time slowed remediation

Outcomes with Seemplicity

Findings from Wiz, Tenable, GitHub, and Fossa now sit in a single pane of glass

Findings are prioritized on CVSS and EPSS, so service teams focus on what needs to be fixed based on criticality

AI agents test reachability and exploitability using CrowdStrike and Wiz telemetry and code analysis

Exception requests no longer rely on manual analysis, taking that burden off analysts

Service teams use Seemplicity to track metrics, file exception requests, and run their ticketing Kanban process

Remediation metrics moved from red to green and yellow

Significant savings in ticket churn and developer analysis time

Unlimited licensing for automation made it easy to connect Omnissa’s many tools

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