# Industrial Conglomerate

URL: https://www.deepinfo.com/customers/industrial-conglomerate/

Customer story · Industrial · Türkiye

## An Industrial Conglomerate Unifies Monitoring Across 30+ Subsidiary Brands.

A major Türkiye-based conglomerate’s external footprint grew through decades of organic growth and acquisitions. Watching 30+ subsidiaries through 30+ separate tools was not workable.

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### 30+ Subsidiaries Ran 30+ Security Programs.

A Türkiye-based group with 30+ subsidiary brands across food production, consumer goods, packaging, manufacturing and energy, operating in Türkiye and several international markets.

Each subsidiary ran IT and security semi-independently. Some programs were mature, others were not, and external monitoring ranged from partial to absent.

- **Employees**: Tens of thousands
- **Revenue**: Multi-billion USD, aggregate
- **Sectors**: Food, consumer goods, packaging, manufacturing, energy
- **Markets**: Türkiye and international

### Group Visibility Without Tooling Chaos.

The group CISO needed consistent evidence across all subsidiaries, without forcing each one to reorganize its tools overnight.

#### One Question, 30+ Answers

Asked whether they knew their external surface, most subsidiaries said no and some said partly.

#### Manual Group Reporting

Group-level reporting meant collecting data by hand from each subsidiary.

#### Inherited Infrastructure

Acquisitions left shadow infrastructure across several acquired entities.

### One Portfolio per Subsidiary.

The group deployed the Deepinfo Platform across the parent and its subsidiaries, each as a separate portfolio. Each role sees the part of the group it is responsible for.

- **Group CISO**: Rolled-up dashboards across all subsidiaries, on one consistent score
- **Subsidiary teams**: Their own portfolio: surface, issues and evidence
- **Each entity**: Scanned the same way by [External Attack Surface Management](https://www.deepinfo.com/platform/easm/), across all data layers
- **Vendors**: Inside and outside the group, monitored as third parties in [Third-Party Risk Management](https://www.deepinfo.com/platform/tprm/)
- **Acquisitions**: Inherited infrastructure, added as [Asset Discovery](https://www.deepinfo.com/platform/easm/smart-asset-discovery/) finds it

### What Changed Across the Group.

Group

#### Unified Visibility

Rolled-up dashboards across 30+ subsidiaries, with consistent scoring that makes risk comparable.

Subsidiaries

#### Local Visibility Kept

Subsidiary teams see their own surface, and nobody had to reorganize their tooling.

M&A

#### Inheritance Found

Inherited infrastructure enters the inventory as Asset Discovery surfaces it.

Reporting

#### Evidence, Not Collection

Group CISO reporting runs on Deepinfo evidence instead of manual data collection.

### Groups, Subsidiaries and Suppliers.

- [Subsidiary Oversight](https://www.deepinfo.com/solutions/use-cases/subsidiary-oversight/) (Use case): Each subsidiary, regional brand and acquired company as a portfolio of its own.
- [A defense manufacturer](https://www.deepinfo.com/customers/defense-manufacturer/) (Customer story · Defense): Subsidiaries and supplier tiers on one platform, with a tier-2 compromise caught first.
- [A major Türkiye-based bank](https://www.deepinfo.com/customers/financial-services-major-bank/) (Customer story · Financial services): 100+ vendors under continuous monitoring, up from about 25.

### Bring Every Subsidiary Into One View.

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