Veremark helps verify other people’s trust. As a global background screening and verification platform, the company helps organizations to confirm candidate identities, credentials, and employment history for organizations across financial services, legal, and outsourcing. Trust is the entire business.

So what happens when a company built on verification needs to verify its own security, especially while scaling fast?

Fast growth, limited visibility

Veremark grew from a small team to hundreds of employees in just two years, all while operating as a fully remote organization. There’s no office perimeter to lean on when every employee, device, and login shows up somewhere different. The IT and compliance team needed to trust their visibility into activity they couldn’t see in person, and growth at that pace was outrunning the tools meant to keep up with it.

The company already had security tools in place, including vulnerability management and the native protections built into Google Workspace. Those tools did their jobs well. What they couldn’t do was give Veremark’s team one place to see what was actually happening across employee devices, user activity, and file sharing. The result usually isn’t a lack of protection. It’s a lack of visibility.

Built to scale with the business 

Like most Lean IT organizations, Veremark needed a way to gain visibility and control without adding complexity, or staff, to manage it.

• See data leakage, endpoint protection, and user activity across the globe from one dashboard
• Demonstrate security controls and turn InfoSec reviews around faster 
• Scale its security posture as fast as the business scales
  

That’s the problem Coro solves. Veremark needed something that could deploy fast and then scale right alongside the business, not slow it down as it grew. As more employees worked with highly confidential data across cloud apps and endpoints every day, tightening access controls, preventing data exposure, and gaining real visibility into risk stopped being optional. With Coro in place, Veremark’s team has been able to:

“We launched during COVID and evolved into a fully remote company. Operating without a traditional office perimeter presents massive security challenges. Our IT and compliance teams needed deep visibility into what decentralized users were doing. Coro solved this by giving us a single, unified dashboard that provides total visibility into data leakage, endpoint protection, and user behavior across the globe.”
– Angus Bankes, CTO, Veremark

A system, not a stack 

Veremark didn’t need to replace what it already had. Qualys still handled vulnerability management and patching. Google Workspace’s native protections still did their job. What neither could do was give the team one place to see activity across endpoints, email, and cloud apps together, in real time. That’s the gap Coro closed.

That payoff shows up in Veremark’s InfoSec reviews with enterprise clients. Those clients  require detailed reviews before they’ll sign, and every questionnaire and every piece of requested evidence slows a deal down until the security team can produce answers. The faster a business scales, the more often those conversations happen, and the more expensive it becomes to piece together answers from disconnected systems.Fewer gaps also means fewer places for something to slip through unnoticed, which matters just as much as speed or cost.

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“Veremark has scaled rapidly, growing from 50 to 300 people in just two years. Managing that level of hyper-growth securely requires an infrastructure that can scale seamlessly. Coro gave us the exact framework we needed to protect our expansion without missing a beat.”
– Angus Bankes, CTO, Veremark

Every growing company earns some version of that trust from its customers, whether it’s verifying an employee’s background or simply handling their data responsibly. Visibility is what keeps that trust intact as the business scales.

The full case study covers how Veremark’s team gained visibility fast, the specific ways they put Coro to work, and firsthand commentary from its IT and compliance leaders.

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