Eight teams run their controls on Harven
They are organizations between 500 and 10,000 employees, with high security stakes. Most are named under NDA, so what we publish here is the work, not the logo.
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- Customers in production.
- 1 FTE → 2h
- Monthly controls workload at one customer, after go-live.
- <1h
- To switch on your first controls.
Three deployments, in their own numbers
Each account below is a live customer, described with their agreement and without identifying detail.
Access model
1,400 employees, 2 people on security
Controls were run by hand once a month from four consoles, in a spreadsheet one person maintained.
Harven now runs the same controls continuously. The monthly ritual became a review of what changed.
1 FTE → 2h
Monthly controls workload at one customer, after go-live.
Services
600 employees, 1 person on security
Dormant accounts survived departures for weeks because offboarding evidence lived in the HRIS, not in the directory.
Access removal is correlated against HR events and the agent suspends what is left over, with the team validating.
31 days → 1
Average time to access removal.
Healthcare
5,000 employees, 6 operational sites
EDR coverage was assumed to be complete. Nobody could prove it across the endpoint estate, with scattered directories.
Endpoint protection and OS patching are measured against inventory, so coverage gaps surface the day they appear.
73% → 96%
Verified EDR coverage.
“Harven really allows us to achieve a much higher level of quality with far less effort. So, it offers greater security at a lower cost.”
Franck Bonnassieux
Deputy CIO, HomeServe France
Who we work well with
Harven is built for the company with high security stakes, stretched resources and a complex infrastructure carrying a security backlog. If the profile below is not yours, we will say so in the first call.
- 500 to 10,000 employees, with real cybersecurity ambitions.
- A solid security foundation, but not enough people to scale remediation.
- A compliance requirement that asks for evidence, continuously.
- A fragmented, complex IT estate where gaps keep piling up.
