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6pillars.ai - Case Study - Novatti & 6pillars - AWS Well-Architected & native auto-remediation

6pillars.ai - Case Study - Novatti & 6pillars - AWS Well-Architected & native auto-remediation

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Novatti Gets Well-architected with 6pillars' AUTOMATE+
Novatti, a prominent fintech company based in Melbourne, Australia, partnered with 6pillars to achieve continuous compliance with AWS'-own best-practice Well-Archiected Framework within their AWS environment. By implementing 6pillars' AUTOMATE+, Novatti was able to automate the deployment and configuration of AWS-native security and compliance services. This case study explores how 6pillars' AUTOMATE+ and AWS' Well-Architected Framework have helped Novatti streamline compliance, enhance security, and improve operational efficiency.
Portalink leverages 6pillars AUTOMATE+ for Continuous Compliance for its Customers
Portalink is renowned for providing innovative data automation solutions that streamline order processing for clients in various industries. To enhance their operational efficiency and compliance posture, Portalink partnered with 6pillars, leveraging their AUTOMATE+ platform to deliver continuous compliance and security automation for their brand-name customers.
Doxa Holdings: Accelerating Real-Time, Continuous Compliance
Being an All-in-One Platform that manages procurement, payments & financing while ensuring that their development matched by their security, Doxa Holdings leveraged security best practice and accelerated their security and compliance journey through automation and continuous compliance with cloud best practice.
Haylix's Transforms their Well-Architected Framework Review Practice with 6pillars.ai
Haylix, a leading AWS consulting partner, faced significant challenges with the scalability of their Well-Architected Framework Reviews (WAFR). Manual review processes were time-consuming, and limited engineering resources constrained their ability to perform more reviews, impeding their growth and slowing down time-to-value (TTV) for their customers.
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