Entries by Sarah Story-Comas

RedSeal Fills the Gaps in Cloud Security with the Launch of RedSeal Stratus

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RedSeal has announced the launch of RedSeal Stratus, a Cloud Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP) solution. The new solution gives security professionals a ‘blueprint map’ of their enterprise cloud to allow them to accurately identify where and how their business-critical resources are exposed to the Internet. Stratus provides a singular view of an organizations cloud infrastructure, either Amazon AWS or Microsoft Azure or both, by creating a comprehensive visualization of connectivity within and between clouds using an agent-less API driven approach. 

Christine Carberry Named a 2022 Cyber Defender Award Winner

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Congratulations to Christine Carberry from RedSeal for winning a MeriTalk Cyber Defenders Award! This award recognizes leaders who are bringing unique approaches and driving cyber innovation across the Federal IT landscape. Join us in celebrating her at MeriTalk’s Cyber Central and Cyber Smoke events on May 19.

RedSeal Response to Log4j Vulnerability

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RedSeal is aware of the recent vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228) impacting the Apache Log4j2 utility reported on December 10, 2021. Log4j2 is a popular open-source, Java-based logging framework commonly incorporated into Apache web servers and many other java applications.

Simplifying and Securing Hybrid Clouds

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President Joe Biden’s executive order (EO) on cybersecurity suggests the cloud will play a pivotal role in the federal government’s future; it urges agencies to maximize the technology’s flexibility and scalability rapidly and securely. But what can happen if agencies embrace the cloud too rapidly? The answer is haphazard and insecure IT environments. These environments often occur when agencies combine on-premises and cloud-based IT in a hybrid model.

Finding the Right Approach to Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM)

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Cloud security is maturing — it has to. We’ve had too many face-palm-worthy incidents of organizations hearing “hey, I found your data in a world readable S3 bucket” or finding a supposedly “test” server exposed that had production data in it. Happily, we are emerging out of the Wild West phase, and some order and maturity is emerging, and along with it, new lingo.