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From Fragmentation to Cohesion: Streamlining Cybersecurity Across a Multinational Holding Company

A multinational holding company, with its vast and varied portfolio, encounters significant challenges in harmonising cybersecurity asset management across its subsidiaries. The autonomy granted to each subsidiary results in a fragmented cybersecurity landscape, marked by diverse IT infrastructures and a mosaic of security tools. This setup impedes the holding company's ability to implement uniform cybersecurity practices, complicating the management of potential vulnerabilities and compliance across the group.

CHALLANGES

  • Siloed Locations and Varied Cybersecurity Tools
  • Inconsistent Cybersecurity Policies
  • Lack of Real-Time Visibility
  • Reporting Complexities

With multinational holdings, each subsidiary is like a separate realm, each with its own customs and defences. Despite their strength, the diversity made it hard to see threats coming or speak a common security language. Guardians faced the dark with outdated maps, unable to spot or swiftly communicate threats across the lands. This tale of fragmented defences highlights the intricate challenge of protecting a diverse corporate empire from cyber dangers.

Solution with Notus

Unified Cyber Asset Discovery and Management: Notus provides a comprehensive and continuous inventory of all cyber assets across the entire holding company, including all subsidiaries. This helps in identifying and managing diverse assets under one unified platform.

Real-Time Monitoring and Visibility: Notus offers real-time visibility into the cyber assets and security posture of the entire holding company, ensuring up-to-date information and swift response to emerging threats.

Automated Policy Compliance: Notus can enforce baseline cybersecurity requirements, like a common password policy, across all subsidiaries. It continuously monitors compliance and can flag any deviations or non-compliance.

Vulnerability Management and Risk Prioritisation: Leveraging aggregated data, Notus assists in identifying and prioritising vulnerabilities and risks across the entire group, ensuring a focused and effective cybersecurity strategy.

BENEFITS

  • Strengthened Security Framework: Enhanced visibility and continuous monitoring enable the holding company to proactively manage security threats, improving the overall security posture.
  • Optimised Resource Allocation: Prioritise significant assets and vulnerabilities, ensuring efficient deployment of security resources.
  • Accelerated Compliance and Auditing Processes: Benefit from the quicker compliance audits, thanks to accurate, detailed asset and security control reports.

About

A multinational holding company, overseeing a diverse portfolio of subsidiaries in various industries, grapples with unique challenges in cybersecurity asset management. The autonomy of each subsidiary leads to disparate IT systems and security tools, culminating in siloed networks and inconsistent cybersecurity practices across the conglomerate.

Industries

Holding
Enterprise

Employees

+10,000

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