Pernod Ricard’s Global Security Rollout with ALLOut
Pernod Ricard’s Global Security Rollout with ALLOut
Pernod Ricard implemented ALLOut Security tools to manage and remediate their JD Edwards EnterpriseOne security across 30 countries. The company needed to comply with various corporate governance legislation and enhance their segregation of duties reporting, which was achieved through ALLOut’s SecurityPlus. The successful transition to a “Deny All” security model improved their security framework and compliance capabilities.
Client in Focus
Pernod Ricard, headquartered in Paris, is a global leader in the wine and spirits industry. The company boasts a unique portfolio of premium and international brands, including ABSOLUT, Chivas Regal, Jameson, and Martell. With over 18,000 employees and annual revenue of €7 billion, Pernod Ricard operates a decentralized organization structure, encompassing six brand companies and 70 market companies worldwide.
Pernod Ricard faced significant challenges in managing and remediating their JD Edwards EnterpriseOne security across 30 countries. The company needed a robust solution to comply with diverse corporate governance legislation and ensure effective segregation of duties (SoD) reporting, which standard EnterpriseOne lacked. Additionally, a security re-structuring was required to transition from an “Open” to a “Closed” security model to enhance their security posture.
Pernod Ricard selected ALLOut after an extensive evaluation of alternatives, due to its simplicity and compatibility with JD Edwards. The tool’s extensive SoD rules and reporting capabilities allowed them to produce compliance reports for management sign-off, and the SecurityPlus module facilitated the smooth transition to a “Deny All” security strategy with minimal disruption.
The implementation of ALLOut resulted in a successful security overhaul for Pernod Ricard, ensuring compliance with corporate governance legislation across their global operations. The new security model significantly improved their ability to manage and report on segregation of duties, providing clear and actionable insights for management. This restructuring not only enhanced their overall security framework but also freed up valuable time for the company to focus on other critical business responsibilities.
