PHOENIX SECURITY
Prepared for Saint-Gobain

4,000 apps. 800 engineers. One clear list of what to fix first.

Keep what works. Add context. Fix what matters first.
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4,000
applications in scope
800
engineers shipping code
1
prioritized backlog per team
3
Phoenix Agents working together
How to read this page: five minutes, top to bottom. Simple view is the default everywhere. Flip any section to Technical view when you want the detail.
The starting point

Why this is hard today

Look for the question at the end of this list. It is what the whole page answers.
  • Lots of apps, few defenders. Around 4,000 applications and a small security team. No team can read every alert by hand.
  • Tools already exist. Wiz watches the cloud and does that well. But cloud alerts and code alerts live in different places.
  • AI writes more code every week. Coding agents help 800 engineers ship faster. More code means more things to check.
  • The real question. Out of thousands of findings, which 20 should we fix this week? Today that answer is slow and manual.
  • Scale mismatch. A lean AppSec function covering roughly 4,000 applications and 800 engineers cannot manually triage multi source findings. Triage, dedup, and ownership assignment must be automated.
  • Siloed telemetry. CNAPP output (Wiz) is workload centric. SAST, SCA, and pipeline findings are code centric. Without an application layer joining them, severity scores lack runtime and business context.
  • AI velocity. Agent assisted development raises commit volume and changes the defect profile. Review capacity must scale with generation speed, not headcount.
  • Prioritization gap. Raw CVSS ranks poorly against exploitability, reachability, and asset criticality. Risk based prioritization needs threat intelligence fused with application context.
Technical view
Phoenix Agents

Three agents, one outcome

Each card ends with an Ask yourself question. Answer it honestly in your head. That is the demo.
Orange

See everything in one place

  • Collects findings from Wiz and your code scanners
  • Removes duplicates and noise
  • Knows which app each finding belongs to
  • Sends each item to the right team, ranked
Ask yourself

How many hours went to dedup and ticket routing last month?

Blue

Know what attackers care about

  • Checks each finding against live threat data
  • Answers: is this actually being exploited?
  • Scores the health of the libraries you use
  • Moves the truly risky items to the top
Ask yourself

Which of your criticals are actually being exploited in the wild?

Purple

Check code as fast as AI writes it

  • Reviews new code automatically, including AI written code
  • Works at the speed of your coding agents
  • Flags real flaws, not style noise
  • Keeps releases moving safely
Ask yourself

Who reviews the code your coding agents write?

Orange · ASPM Core

Aggregation and context

  • Ingests CNAPP (Wiz), SAST, SCA, DAST, and pipeline findings via native connectors
  • Correlates and deduplicates across sources into canonical findings
  • Maps findings to an application inventory with business criticality
  • Auto assigns ownership and routes per team backlogs with SLA tracking
Ask yourself

How many hours went to dedup and ticket routing last month?

Blue · Risk Intelligence

Threat informed prioritization

  • Five metric model: Vendor Health, Confidence Level, Enterprise Watch, Library Scoring, Phoenix HP master score
  • Fuses exploitability and exposure data with per app context
  • Reranks beyond CVSS toward likelihood and impact
  • Feeds executive risk reporting in business terms
Ask yourself

Which of your criticals are actually being exploited in the wild?

Purple · Agentic Code Analyzer

AI speed code assurance

  • Agentic analysis of commits, including agent generated code
  • Reachability aware detection to suppress non exploitable noise
  • Runs in the development flow at commit and merge time
  • Findings land in the same Orange backlog with full context
Ask yourself

Who reviews the code your coding agents write?

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How it fits

From noise to one clear backlog

One picture: your tools on the left stay exactly where they are. Clarity comes out on the right.
YOUR TOOLS TODAY Wiz cloud alerts Code scanners New code from coding agents PHOENIX Orange gathers and cleans everything Blue ranks by real world danger Purple checks new code instantly WHAT YOU GET One ranked list for each engineering team One risk picture for security leadership Nothing gets replaced. Wiz and your scanners stay. Phoenix makes their output useful.
INGESTION CNAPP: Wiz API SAST / SCA / DAST SCM + CI pipelines Threat intel feeds PHOENIX PLATFORM Orange: correlation, dedup, app inventory mapping, ownership resolution, SLA and backlog orchestration Blue: 5 metric intelligence layer, exploitability fusion, Vendor Health, Library Scoring, Phoenix HP master score Purple: agentic code analysis at commit and merge, reachability aware, covers agent generated code Risk engine: business context weighting per application OUTPUTS Ticketing and SCM per team, deduped, ranked SLA and posture views per BU and per region Executive risk reporting exposure in business terms Deployment respects a federated organization: per country and per BU views on one platform.
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Why now

The gap grows every quarter

Look for the two week number. That is how fast this stops being theoretical.
  • AI adoption is already company wide. Saint-Gobain gave every employee a secure AI assistant. Engineering uses coding agents. That ambition deserves security that moves at the same speed.
  • More code, same team. If code doubles and the security team stays the same size, only smarter tooling closes the gap.
  • Small start, fast proof. Connect Wiz and one code pipeline for one business unit. See cleaned, ranked results in about two weeks.
  • Velocity trend. Agent assisted development compounds: commit volume grows while manual review capacity is flat. The exposure window widens unless analysis is automated in the pipeline.
  • Pilot scope. Read only Wiz API connector plus one SCM integration, one BU. Success criteria: deduplication rate across sources, noise reduction after Blue reranking, time to owner for new findings.
  • Effort. Connector setup measured in hours, not weeks. No agents on endpoints, no traffic interception, no change to existing scanners.
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Suggested path

Three easy steps

Reading this after the meeting? Step 1 is the only decision you need to make.
1

Scoping call

Pick one business unit, confirm the tools to connect, and agree what a win looks like.

2

Two week pilot

Connect Wiz and one code pipeline. Phoenix cleans, ranks, and routes real findings from your estate.

3

Review the numbers

Duplicates removed, noise cut, and a ranked backlog per team. Decide the rollout from evidence, not slides.

Ready to see it on your own estate?

One click, one honest answer, and you get the next step.