Avalor: Customer Story: Revamping VM to Meaningfully Reduce Risk
A global consumer goods company chooses Avalor Security to automate its Vulnerability Management processes, gain accurate prioritization, and streamline its remediation workflows. In mid-2023, a global consumer goods enterprise decided to take a deep look at its vulnerability management (VM) program and analyze the potential impact of its gaps. This US-based company offers an extensive range of health, beauty, and home care products. Operating in more than 100 countries with 10,000+ employees, it drives over $7 billion in annual sales. The company’s senior information security specialist, with the company more than 15 years, was tasked with streamlining the company’s vulnerability management (VM) program. “In theory, we’ve always had four pillars to our VM program: scan, report, remediate, and verify,” he explains. “In reality, though, we’ve really only ever been able to do the first two.” The company has been working to expand its DevSecOps practices, with a recent emphasis on appl
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