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.
American Security Today | November 29, 2018
American Security Today (AST) has named RedSeal the Bronze Award Winner in the category of Best Network Security Solution at the 2018 ‘ASTORS’ Homeland Security Awards.
The Annual ‘ASTORS’ Awards is the preeminent U.S. Homeland Security Awards Program highlighting the most cutting-edge and forward-thinking security solutions coming onto the market today.
TMC | October 1, 2018
TMC’s Cloud Computing Magazine has named RedSeal as a winner of their 2018 Cloud Computing Security Excellence Awards. The awards honor solutions in two categories: those that most effectively leverage cloud platforms to deliver network security, and those providing security for cloud applications.
Cloud Computing magazine is the industry’s definitive source for all things cloud – from public, community, hybrid and private cloud to security and business continuity, and everything in between.
Bay Area News Group | June 28, 2018
Bay Area News Group has recognized RedSeal as a Top Workplace in the Small Business category among 85 companies and organizations in the Bay Area as Top Workplaces for 2018. These companies have been recognized based solely on surveys about the workplace completed by their employees.
How AI cybersecurity thwarts attacks — and how hackers fight back
/in In the News, Uncategorized /by Keith DoTechTarget | February 19, 2019
As our digital lives get more automated, integrated and connected, the security risks increase as well; 2018 was full of hacks and privacy scandals, ranging from healthcare breaches to blunders by Facebook and Google.
Cybersecurity is more important than ever, and many experts are using AI to take that security to the next level. For CIOs, the critical questions are: How much security can AI provide, and what should the realistic expectations of AI cybersecurity be?
We’re All Going to Get Hacked
/in In the News /by Keith DoHarvard Business School | February 13, 2019
In November 2014, Sony Pictures suffered a massive, high-profile data breach, with hackers breaking in and stealing everything from confidential employee data to unreleased films. And not long after, on a Saturday morning, Ray Rothrock’s cell phone rings. Rothrock (MBA 1988) is the CEO of the cybersecurity firm Red Seal, and a higher-up at Sony was looking for his help. After the breach, he told Rothrock, the company essentially hit factory reset on their entire network. The phones were down. They were doing payroll by handwritten checks. They had burned it all down. And now they needed someone to help them rebuild it.
Why Digital Resilience Is The Most Important Cyber Metric for 2019
/in In the News /by Keith DoGovernment Technology Insider | January 19, 2019
The cybersecurity industry is not generally known for the quality of its metrics. In a field where the absence of something happening is the best possible result, it’s been hard to find a meaningful way to communicate how prepared an organization is to withstand a cyber attack, or even to tell if a cyber team is getting better at what it does.