At RedSeal, our vision is a world where digital resilience delivers confidence in the face of cyber attacks.
We do this by providing a measure by which every organization can quantify its digital resilience. As thought leaders on resilience, we envision every organization starting the security discussion with the question “What’s our Digital Resilience Score?”
Founded in 2004, RedSeal is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California.
More than 220 Global 2000 corporations and government agencies that depend on the most sophisticated security depend on RedSeal. Our commercial customers span the 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.
RedSeal partners with all of the top suppliers of network infrastructure. Its software integrates with all industry-leading security, as well as with major workflow vendors, providing our customers with a comprehensive network security solution.
SC Magazine | October 3, 2019
RedSeal Chief Operating Officer Julie Parrish has been named to the 2019 Stevie Award Winners for Woman of the Year – Technology.
Since 2002 the Gold Stevie Award has been conferred for achievement in business to organizations and individuals in more than 60 nations. They were created to honor and generate public recognition of the achievements and positive contributions of organizations and working professionals worldwide.
SC Magazine | September 23, 2019
RedSeal CEO Ray Rothrock has been named to the class of 2019 Reboot Leadership Award winners by SC Magazine.
Reboot Leadership Awards 2019 honors executive and professional leaders in our space for their unique, inventive and inspiring contributions that improve security, shape the industry, provide thought leadership, and otherwise have a positive impact on cybersecurity.
Security Today | August 16, 2019
RedSeal was named 2019 New Product of the Year Award in the Risk Management Software category by Security Today. The award program honors the outstanding product development achievements of security equipment manufacturers whose products are considered particularly noteworthy in their ability to improve security.
7 Technology Books Every Entrepreneur Should Read
/in In the News /by Keith DoForbes | October 8, 2019
Malware, ransomeware, phishing attacks, viruses…are just some of the cyberthreats facing society. And they are getting more destructive.
What to do? Well, Ray Rothrock–who is a venture capitalist and is on the board of Check Point Software–has some solid answers. In his book, he goes over key areas like assessing networks, identifying threats and how to spruce up defenses. He also stresses that security can never be 100% but there are still actions to take that will greatly increase the odds of avoiding a hack.
Back to Basics: Why Asset Inventories are Key to Cyber Security
/in In the News /by Keith DoTAG Cyber| October 4, 2019
During a recent call, RedSeal’s Chief Product Officer, Kurt Van Etten, referenced an enterprise challenge that is too familiar. He shared with Ed Amoroso and me that maintaining and understanding one’s network asset inventory, both hardware and software, is the key to maintaining a strong cyber security program. It’s not sexy, and not what gets the most attention in media or at conferences, but companies must know what they have, where it is, and who has access.
DOE Sets Sights on Accelerating AI (and other) Technology Transfer
/in In the News /by Keith DoHPC Wire | October 3, 2019
All the panelists commented on workforce issues. There was general agreement that AI is developed most effectively in multi-discipline environments.
“The cyber industry is about a $126 billion [market]. There are 3,000 products out there. A typical large corporation probably like Exelon has 50 or 60 cyber products and only five or 10 people to operate it. Well, that number, it’s a crushing situation. And while you need engineers, for sure, you also need technicians. They don’t need all need a four-year degree, they need a piece of it,” said Rothrock.