Strategy and Solutions

Zymr meticulously crafted the client's Centralized Management System (CMS) as a cloud-native platform of paramount enterprise scale. The process commenced with a comprehensive analysis of business requisites, followed by the development of a multi-tier distributed infrastructure. This framework encompassed the provisioning of security agents across servers and docker containers, policy configuration, vigilant monitoring, event correlation, and the establishment of a resilient UX/UI console. Addressing the client's strategic aspirations, the CMS was meticulously architected to ensure multicloud readiness, adeptly accommodating diverse go-to-market strategies, notably catering to Managed Security Service Providers (MSSP) and Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs).

The Client

A prominent Silicon Valley cybersecurity firm that secured over $150M in venture capital funding. Renowned for its Cloud Workload Protection Platform (CWPP), the company excels in multi-cloud Zero Trust workload security.

Key Outcomes

Zymr engineered a robust cloud-native Centralized Management System (CMS), featuring a multi-tier distributed architecture.

The CMS accommodated various go-to-market approaches such as Managed Security Service Providers (MSSP) and Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs).

Business Challenges

The client recognized the need for a robust Centralized Management System (CMS) to efficiently coordinate their security solutions. They required a user-centric UX/UI and API platform, complemented by a sophisticated event and incident analysis engine. This integration aimed to optimize their security orchestration, enhancing overall operational effectiveness and incident response capabilities

Business Impacts / Key Results Achieved

The implementation of a comprehensive Centralized Management System (CMS) is imperative for orchestrating the security of enterprise workloads effectively. This sophisticated CMS will offer a feature-rich dashboard, furnishing real-time insights into application security. Designed for scalability, it will seamlessly accommodate up to 20,000 application instances, ensuring optimal management capabilities. Moreover, the CMS will provide Software as a Service (SaaS) functionality with multi-tenancy support, fortified by role-based access control (RBAC) as well as seamless integration with SAML and LDAP protocols, fortifying its authentication and authorization mechanisms.