Sysdig × Ben Visa Vale (Santander Group)
Sysdig x Ben Visa Vale, 70% less time on vulnerability management for an 800K-cardholder fintech
70% less time spent on vulnerability management
Flying blind in Kubernetes to full security visibility
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Why it works
The case study earns credibility by grounding every headline metric in a specific before-state: $20,000 ethical hacking tests cut to $7,000, 98% of applications found vulnerable on first scan, and a five-person team managing Kubernetes security without visibility. The CISO quotes carry real information rather than enthusiasm, linking each tool feature to a concrete workflow change such as automatic Jira ticket creation. The compliance angle (PCI-DSS, Santander Group reporting) adds a Resilience layer, but the story leads clearly with efficiency numbers going down.
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Anchor the before-state with a hard dollar figure the reader can feel: '$20,000 per ethical hacking test, now $7,000' makes the ROI tangible without needing a formal ROI section.
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