About RedSeal
Our vision is a world resilient to increasing cyber threat through a focus on, and mastery of, cybersecurity fundamentals.
We boldly deliver on our promise to help organizations master cybersecurity fundamentals in a world of rapidly escalating cyber complexity and threats.
We do this by providing a cyber terrain analytics platform by which every global organization can be confident that it understands what’s on the network, how it’s connected and the associated risks. Founded in 2004, RedSeal is headquartered in San Jose, California.
Our customers are those who depend on the most sophisticated security.
More than 220 Global 2000 corporations and government agencies that depend on the most sophisticated security depend on RedSeal. Our commercial customers span the healthcare, finance, utilities, service provider, technology and retail sectors. Our government customers include large U.S. federal agencies, including the DoD, civilian, and intelligence communities. We serve global customers in North America, Europe, and Asia.
Our partners are world-class suppliers.
RedSeal partners with all of the top suppliers of network infrastructure. Our software integrates with all industry-leading security, as well as with major workflow vendors, providing our customers with a comprehensive network security solution.
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RedSeal Named a Winner of New Product of the Year for Cloud Solutions and Services by Security Today
Security Today | September 1, 2020
Security Today announced that RedSeal’s Cloud-Cyber Visibility Assessment Package was named a winner of New Product of the Year for Cloud Solutions and Services.
The Security Today New Product of the Year Award honors the outstanding product development achievements of security equipment manufacturers whose products are considered to be particularly noteworthy in their ability to improve security.
RedSeal’s Julie Parrish Named to Top 100 Women in Cybersecurity for 2020
Cyber Defense Magazine | August 3, 2020
RedSeal Chief Operating Officer Julie Parrish was named to Cyber Defense Magazine’s Top 100 Women in Cybersecurity for 2020, which recognizes and honors the industry’s most respected and accomplished women in cybersecurity.
Julie Parrish has more than 30 years of experience across sales, channel management and marketing in Fortune 500 companies. Prior to joining RedSeal, Julie held CMO roles at both Check Point Software and NetApp, where she oversaw all aspects of marketing, including product, field, brand, digital, events, and both public and analyst relations.
RedSeal Named Winner in Black Unicorn Awards for 2020
Cyber Defense Magazine | August 3, 2020
RedSeal has been named a Winner in the Black Unicorn Awards for 2020 for the second consecutive year.
The term “Black Unicorn” signifies a cybersecurity company that has the potential to reach a $1 billion dollar market value as determined by private or public investment and these awards showcase those companies with this kind of incredible potential in the cybersecurity marketplace.
Julie Parrish of RedSeal: “There is an awful lot that will happen outside of your control; how you react is crucial”
/in In the News /by Erica VenerAuthority Magazine | September 10, 2020
As a part of our series about strong women leaders, I had the pleasure of interviewing Julie Parrish.
Thank you so much for doing this with us! Before we dig in, our readers would like to get to know you a bit more. Can you tell us a bit about your “backstory”? What led you to this particular career path?
I was opportunistic more so than strategic in managing my career path. My Bay Area university education and slightly technical degree led to opportunities based in the Silicon Valley, and in high-tech. I chose Hewlett Packard for my first job because it was a big stable company, well-known and well respected. At that point in my life, I did not have a clear sense of how I wanted my career to play out, but I knew that starting at HP would be a great platform for learning and growing.
Deepfakes and deep fraud: The new security challenge of misinformation and impersonation
/in In the News /by Erica VenerIDG Connect | September 1, 2020
Deepfakes, until recently, have just been an amusing part of the internet. Videos emerged of various celebrities in the wrong movie or interview, some were quite poorly made but others were almost like the real thing. They were entertaining and funny; not really given much thought and left to a corner of the internet. However, it was not long before politicians were the next target, videos emerging of significant figures like Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi and Donald Trump.
It was at this point that some serious concerns started to develop over the security implications of this technology.
Don’t believe the hype: AI is no silver bullet
/in In the News /by Keith DoComputer Weekly | August 7, 2020
We want to believe AI will revolutionise cyber security, and we’re not necessarily wrong, but it’s time for a reality check
Chief information security officers (CISOs) looking for new security partners must therefore be pragmatic when assessing what’s out there. AI is helpful, in limited use cases, to take the strain off stretched security teams, but its algorithms still have great difficulty recognising unknown attacks. It’s time for a reality check.