Summary

X-Press Feeders is a shipping group with multiple subsidiaries. They turned to Seemplicity to solve scattered vulnerability data, manual ownership chasing, and inconsistent remediation processes across the group.

Business challenge

Each subsidiary in the group ran its own siloed vulnerability process, with no standardized workflow across entities

Findings were split across separate tools for cloud, office systems, and software engineering, forcing the team to jump between multiple dashboards

InfoSec manually triaged findings and chased owners and status updates, consuming a meaningful chunk of the team’s week

Existing asset tools showed what the group had, but didn’t drive findings to resolution: no ownership assignment, routing, or SLA tracking

Audit and leadership reporting meant pulling data together by hand

Outcomes with Seemplicity

Findings from every scanner and tool now flow into a single queue, replacing spreadsheets passed between teams

Ownership is mapped automatically and tickets are routed to the right infra, app, and dev teams, so nothing falls through the cracks

One standardized remediation workflow now runs across every entity in the group

Coordination overhead dropped substantially, freeing the team to spend more time on actual risk reduction

Audit-ready reporting for ISO 27001 and SOC 2 is available when needed, without manual data pulls

With Seema, Mohamed asks questions like “What’s breaching SLA right now?” and brings leadership clear updates without heavy prep

Seemplicity sits on top of existing tools, so nothing had to be replaced and the group avoided scanner lock-in

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