Fidelis Security
Overview
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HQ Location
United States
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Year Founded
2002
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Company Type
Private
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Revenue
$10-100m
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Employees
51 - 200
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Website
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Company Description
Fidelis Security® is the industry innovator in proactive cyber defense, safeguarding modern IT for global enterprises with proactive XDR and CNAPP platforms. Fidelis Security consolidates IT security operations to shrink attack surfaces, automate threat detection, and accelerate analysis, forensics, and response so that organizations remain resilient through cyber-attacks and emerge stronger and more secure.
Fidelis Security is trusted by top commercial, enterprise, and government agencies worldwide.
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Case Studies.
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CloudPassage Enables Security for the Centrify DevOps Team with Vulnerability Assessment and Reporting, While Providing Compliance Reporting
Centrify, a company that delivers Zero Trust Security through the power of Next-Gen Access, needed to integrate security into their DevOps process. They wanted to evaluate vulnerability assessments before placing upgrades into production. Additionally, they needed to prepare for the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) and the Service Organization Control (SOC 2) compliance audits. Centrify was searching for a product that could integrate into the organization’s CI/CD workflow – which includes the Jenkins and SaltStack toolsets – so assessments could take place prior to updates being pushed into production. They also needed a solution that provided detailed vulnerability management and reporting tools.
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Xero Chooses Cloudpassage Halo for Workload Security at Devops Speed
In 2014, Xero was experiencing strong growth and needed new technologies to support their next wave of growth. They needed technologies that would enable fast scalability, fast infrastructure deployment, and automated security. Xero solved the first two challenges by moving their IT infrastructure from a traditional outsourced datacenter environment to a public cloud environment— Amazon Web Services. However, finding a security system that was fully automated and could keep up with their fast-paced DevOps environment was a challenge. Most IT security products on the market would not perform efficiently in such an environment. Xero’s lead security architect, Aaron McKeown, wanted to provide Xero’s DevOps teams with a set of strong security controls that could be baked into their DevOps processes, not bolted on after the fact.
