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>90% reduction in critical open vulnerabilities
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The story earns its efficiency tag through two concrete, attributable numbers: a 90%-plus drop in critical open vulnerabilities and a NIST score that nearly tripled over four years of independent audits. The mechanism is specific enough to replicate: Wiz's Security Graph correlates exposure, permissions, and data sensitivity into ranked attack paths, which are then pushed as pre-populated Jira tickets to feature teams, enforced by a tracked 5-day SLA. The piece also has a genuine resilience thread in the supply chain incident, but the headline metrics point downward (vulnerabilities reduced, noise eliminated), making Efficiency the primary tag.
The per-team dashboard plus automated, pre-populated Jira tickets framing: it shows exactly how security accountability was distributed to 95% of IT without headcount growth, giving readers a concrete operating model to copy.
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