ComputerWeekly.com | Mar 19, 2015
Steve Hultquist, chief evangelist at security firm RedSeal, said even a significant investment in proactive security analytics and process improvements would have given a good return on investment for Target.
InfoWorld | Mar 19, 2015
Steve Hultquist, chief evangelist at security analytics firm RedSeal, noted that keeping things under wraps ahead of time served as a way to pre-emptively prevent automated exploitation of these vulnerabilities.
American Banker | Mar 17, 2015
“These thefts are a significant evolution in approach, since the attackers didn’t simply break in, take over accounts, and run with the money,” said Mike Lloyd, the chief technology officer at security analytics company RedSeal. “The time invested by criminals in studying the operations of target banks shows two things: first, that such attacks are lucrative enough for this time commitment to be worthwhile, and second, they would not have bothered if they did not have to.”
SecurityWeek | Mar 3, 2015
“The movement of the attackers laterally within the internal network underscores a reality of modern networks: attacks are automated, patient, multi-step, and multi-phase,” said Steve Hultquist, chief evangelist at RedSeal. “Attackers probe for weaknesses, then use each weakness to dig further into the network, uncovering more weaknesses and further value each step.”
SC Magazine | Mar 2, 2015
Uber announced on Friday that unauthorized access was gained to one of its databases in May 2014. That type of personal data can be used to obtain additional information on an individual, which can then be leveraged to commit identity theft, Steve Hultquist, chief evangelist at RedSeal, told SCMagazine.com in a Monday email correspondence.
SC Magazine | Mar 2, 2015
That the company “can firmly state what kind of data was not stolen, because they simply do not gather it, is strong evidence of one of the emerging truths of cybersecurity: if you keep something, someone will test your defenses, and if they aren’t perfect, they’ll take whatever you kept,” said Dr. Mike Lloyd, CTO at RedSeal, in a statement sent to SCMagazine.com. “As a result, the new rules say don’t keep it if you don’t need it.”
Forbes | Feb 26, 2015
Most corporations readily acknowledge that cybersecurity is a big deal, and that threats are escalating. There’s also a greater concentration of risk now, thanks to technology trends such as cloud infrastructures and mobility. Networks are unquestionably the foundation of every modern business, and understanding how that network operates, is managed and is protected is vital. If the network is compromised, the entire business is compromised.
American Banker | Feb 17, 2015
“These thefts are a significant evolution in approach, since the attackers didn’t simply break in, take over accounts, and run with the money,” said Mike Lloyd, the chief technology officer at security analytics company RedSeal.
USA Today | Feb 16, 2015
“These thefts are a significant evolution in approach,” says Mike Lloyd of at RedSeal, a security analytics company.
Wall Street Journal | Feb 13, 2015