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RedSeal and Cloud Security Posture Management
/by Bryan Barney, RedSeal CEOFor more than a decade, RedSeal has been in the business of helping customers understand their on-premise networks i.e. what devices are on the network, how they are connected, and the security implications of their configuration. Our mission is to provide organizations with technology that allows them to understand their network, hybrid, and cloud security posture.
CISA and FBI Publishes List of Top Vulnerabilities Currently Targeted by Foreign Sponsored Hacking Groups
/by Bill Burge, RedSeal Professional ServicesThe Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) have jointly released a report on the top 10 vulnerabilities consistently being scanned, targeted, and exploited by foreign sponsored hacking groups.
Cyber Readiness Pillars and RedSeal
/by Wayne Lloyd, Federal CTO, RedSealOrganizations need a cybersecurity strategy to protect both infrastructure and customer data from growing cybersecurity threats and RedSeal professional services are the solution to all your cybersecurity answers.
Automation, Integration and RedSeal
/by John Bays, Senior Security Solutions Consultant, FederalOrganizations can become more resilient to cyber-attacks by directing all the resources to these problem-solving activities. To streamline security teams’ efforts, and further improve network security, RedSeal now integrates into the user interfaces of several leading security products.
Five Steps to Improve your Multi-Cloud Security
/by Kurt Van Etten, Chief Product Officer, RedSealThe rapid adoption of the cloud – in most cases multiple clouds – has created a rapid increase in security issues. Follow these five steps to discover how enterprises can address their cybersecurity framework issues directly.
The Real Reason for Breaches (and How to Avoid Them)
/by Dr. Mike Lloyd, CTO, RedSealSecurity is a tough job – we invest so much effort, and yet the breaches keep on happening. The way forward is to find what you have, in the cloud and across your physical sites, see how it’s all connected, and understand where you can block incoming attacks.
Experts Warn of Attacks on a Cisco ASA Security Flaw due to a new Proof-of-Concept Exploit
/by Heidi Gerken, Senior Sales EngineerA security flaw can allow an unauthenticated attacker to remotely conduct a cross site scripting (XSS) attack against a user of the web services interface. Enterprises should patch their Cisco ASA Software and Firepower Software as soon as possible.
Zero Trust Is Here to Stay, So How Can I Prepare My Network?
/by Wayne Lloyd, Federal CTO, RedSealWhether you agree or not with the concept–zero trust architecture is here for the foreseeable future, and unless your organization is cloud-native, you are going to have to prepare to implement zero trust on your existing enterprise. RedSeal can continuously monitor your network segmentation and micro segmentation policies to stay compliant with your zero-trust architecture goals.
Cloud Security Posture Management and RedSeal
/by Nate L. Cash, Senior Director, Federal Professional Services/ Director of Information SecurityGaps in your security posture are where the cyber storm fronts are and the cyber storm is both on-prem and in the cloud. To do your job correctly, you need to get an accurate forecast today of the cyber weather, and the rush to move assets into the cloud has created all sorts of new stormy weather to contend with.
Old Fortinet Flaws are being used to breach federal and commercial networks
/by Heidi Gerken, Senior Sales EngineerThe Federal Bureau of investigation (FBI) and Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) have released a joint advisory warning that 3 Fortinet CVEs (CVE 2018-13379, CVE-2020-12812, and CVE-2019-5591) are being leveraged to gain a foothold in government agency and commercial networks to be exploited in the future.