Seemplicity

Seemplicity focuses on remediation operations—getting findings fixed.

The platform processes 1.5 billion findings daily and claims 80% reduction in manual remediation work.

Recognized with 2025 Intellyx Digital Innovator Award and multiple Global Infosec Awards.

What is Seemplicity?

Seemplicity is a remediation operations platform that aggregates findings from security scanners, development tools, and cloud platforms into a unified remediation queue.

The platform automates the manual work of triaging findings, identifying owners, creating tickets, and tracking resolution.

This operational focus distinguishes Seemplicity from ASPM platforms that prioritize scanning or correlation.

The core problem Seemplicity addresses is the gap between detecting vulnerabilities and actually fixing them.

Security teams often spend more time on administrative tasks like deduplicating findings, assigning ownership, and chasing developers for status updates, than on strategic security work.

Seemplicity automates these operational burdens, claiming 75% reduction in manual remediation effort.

Rather than replacing existing security tools, Seemplicity sits downstream, ingesting findings from whatever scanners you use and orchestrating the remediation process.

Key Features

AI-Powered Prioritization

Seemplicity’s AI engine analyzes findings to determine actual risk and remediation priority:

Contextual Risk Scoring

• Factors exploitability from threat intelligence feeds
• Considers asset criticality and data sensitivity
• Evaluates exposure (internet-facing vs. internal)
• Weights compensating controls

Dynamic Reprioritization

• Adjusts priorities as threat landscape changes
• Incorporates new exploit disclosures
• Responds to business context changes
• Adapts based on remediation capacity

Remediation Workflow Automation

Seemplicity automates the full remediation lifecycle:

Automatic Ticket Creation

• Creates tickets in Jira, ServiceNow, Azure DevOps
• Populates with vulnerability details and fix guidance
• Links related findings into single actionable tickets
• Routes to appropriate teams based on code ownership

Finding Deduplication

• Correlates same vulnerability across multiple scanners
• Groups related findings by root cause
• Prevents duplicate tickets for same issue
• Reduces developer notification fatigue

Ownership Resolution

• Maps findings to code owners automatically
• Handles ownership changes and team restructures
• Escalates unowned findings for triage
• Integrates with identity providers for accurate mapping

SLA Management

Seemplicity tracks remediation against defined SLAs:

SLA Configuration Example:
- Critical findings: 7 days
- High findings: 30 days
- Medium findings: 90 days
- Low findings: 180 days

Escalation Rules:
- 50% SLA elapsed: Reminder to assignee
- 75% SLA elapsed: Alert to team lead
- 100% SLA elapsed: Escalate to security team
- 150% SLA elapsed: Executive notification

Unified Dashboard

The dashboard provides visibility into remediation operations:

• Finding trends by severity, tool, team
• SLA compliance metrics
• Mean time to remediate (MTTR)
• Open finding aging
• Team performance comparisons
• Compliance reporting

Integration

Seemplicity integrates with the security and development ecosystem:

Security Scanners

SAST

• Checkmarx, Fortify, SonarQube, Veracode
• Snyk Code, Semgrep, CodeQL

DAST

• Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP, Invicti
• Acunetix, Rapid7 InsightAppSec

SCA

• Snyk Open Source, Black Duck, WhiteSource
• JFrog Xray, Dependabot

Cloud Security

• Wiz, Prisma Cloud, AWS Security Hub
• Azure Defender, GCP Security Command Center

Ticketing Systems

• Jira (Cloud and Data Center)
• ServiceNow
• Azure DevOps
• GitHub Issues
• Linear

Developer Tools

• GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket for code ownership
• Slack, Microsoft Teams for notifications
• PagerDuty for escalations

Sample Integration Configuration

# seemplicity-config.yaml
integrations:
  scanners:
    - type: snyk
      api_key: ${SNYK_API_KEY}
      organizations:
        - org-id-1
        - org-id-2

    - type: checkmarx
      base_url: https://checkmarx.company.com
      credentials: ${CHECKMARX_CREDS}

  ticketing:
    - type: jira
      base_url: https://company.atlassian.net
      project: SEC
      issue_type: Bug
      custom_fields:
        security_severity: customfield_10001
        remediation_sla: customfield_10002

  notifications:
    - type: slack
      webhook: ${SLACK_WEBHOOK}
      channels:
        critical: "#security-critical"
        high: "#security-alerts"

API Access

# Seemplicity API examples

# Get open findings
curl -X GET "https://api.seemplicity.io/v1/findings?status=open" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SEEMPLICITY_API_KEY"

# Update finding status
curl -X PATCH "https://api.seemplicity.io/v1/findings/{id}" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SEEMPLICITY_API_KEY" \
  -d '{"status": "remediated", "remediation_notes": "Fixed in PR #1234"}'

# Get SLA compliance report
curl -X GET "https://api.seemplicity.io/v1/reports/sla-compliance" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SEEMPLICITY_API_KEY" \
  -d '{"period": "last_30_days", "group_by": "team"}'

When to Use Seemplicity

Seemplicity fits organizations where remediation operations have become a bottleneck.

Consider Seemplicity when:

• Drowning in findings from multiple security tools without capacity to triage and route them
• Manual ticketing consumes significant time that security teams could spend on higher-value work
• SLA tracking is inconsistent or relies on spreadsheets and manual processes
• Ownership resolution is painful with findings sitting unassigned or misrouted
• Executive visibility into remediation metrics is lacking or requires manual report generation
• Finding deduplication across tools wastes developer time on duplicate investigations

Seemplicity may not be the right fit for:

• Organizations with few security scanners where manual triage is manageable
• Teams seeking scanning capabilities (Seemplicity aggregates, not scans)
• Small companies without defined remediation SLAs or processes to automate
• Organizations needing deep vulnerability analysis rather than operational workflow

Seemplicity works best for security teams that have already invested in detection capabilities and now need to operationalize remediation at scale.

The platform complements rather than replaces existing ASPM investments by focusing specifically on the fix-it phase of the vulnerability lifecycle.