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That “Low-Risk” Printer Could Be Your Network’s Trojan Horse
/by RedSealMicrosoft’s latest heads-up about a critical vulnerability in Canon printer drivers should be a wake-up call for everyone. Seriously, a 9.4 severity score? That’s not just a paper jam waiting to happen—that’s a potential network meltdown. And the fact that it’s tied to outdated drivers and BYOVD-style (bring-your-own-vulnerable-driver) attacks? That’s just plain scary.
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RedSeal: The Ideal Solution for Former Skybox Customers
/by RedSealOn February 24, 2025, Skybox shut its doors as Tufin acquired limited assets from the company, leaving Skybox customers without support or service agreements. Now, those who relied on Skybox are stuck in limbo, unsure of what to do next. The uncertainty is real, but here’s the good news: RedSeal is the best partner to […]
Cyber News Roundup for for March 28, 2025
/by Wayne Lloyd, Federal CTO, RedSealThis week’s cyber news roundup highlights key incidents, including the exposure of over 150 U.S. government database servers, shifting cybersecurity responsibilities to states, and the risk to DNA records following 23andMe’s bankruptcy. We also cover the abuse of Microsoft’s Trust Signing service for malware and a China-linked APT that remained hidden in a telecom network […]
Navigating the Future of Multi-Cloud Security
/by RedSealThe shift to multi-cloud architectures has been a game-changer for organizations seeking agility, scalability, and resilience. While cloud adoption simplifies infrastructure in some ways, it also introduces new security complexities. Each cloud provider has its own controls, security models, and visibility gaps, creating a fragmented security environment that makes risk management harder than ever.
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Cyber News Roundup for March 21, 2025
/by Wayne Lloyd, Federal CTO, RedSealIn this week’s cyber news roundup, we delve into a range of critical incidents and updates. From a massive data breach impacting over 500,000 individuals at the Pennsylvania State Education Association, to the active exploitation of vulnerabilities in Fortinet and Apache Tomcat, cyber threats continue to evolve. We’ll also touch on Google’s $32 billion acquisition […]
The Secret to Cyber Resilience: Accurate Asset Inventory (…and RedSeal)
/by RedSealCyber resilience is like home security. You wouldn’t leave your front door unlocked and assume everything inside is safe—so why do the digital equivalent with your network? The key to securing an organization isn’t just having firewalls and detection tools; it starts with knowing exactly what’s on your network. If you don’t know what you […]
Cyber News Roundup for March 14, 2025
/by Wayne Lloyd, Federal CTO, RedSealThe growing speed of cybercriminal attacks is moving faster than ever. In this week’s roundup, we cover critical cybersecurity updates, including vulnerabilities in the popular ESP32 Bluetooth chip and a new House bill requiring federal contractors to implement vulnerability disclosure policies. Plus, we discuss the cyberattack impacting X, a breach in the U.S. electric grid […]
Cyber News Roundup for March 6, 2025
/by Wayne Lloyd, Federal CTO, RedSealIn this week’s roundup, gain insight into critical developments in cybersecurity. We’ve got highlights from sectors lagging in NIS2 compliance and the urgent need for improvement. Explore how hackers are exploiting legal loopholes to avoid detection, making it harder for law enforcement to tackle cybercrime. We also cover the latest on state-sponsored cyberattacks, including charges […]
Cyber News Roundup for February 28, 2025
/by Wayne Lloyd, Federal CTO, RedSealIn recent cybersecurity news, several high-profile incidents highlight growing threats and vulnerabilities across sectors. Belgium’s State Security Service is investigating a cyber-espionage operation allegedly linked to Chinese hackers, who compromised the agency’s email system. Meanwhile, the PolarEdge botnet is exploiting vulnerabilities in critical edge devices from Cisco, ASUS, and others, while reports reveal a significant […]
Tales from the Trenches: Early? It came online early? How do you know?
/by Brad Schwab, Senior Security Solutions ConsultantToday’s Tales from the Trenches is brought to you by Brad Schwab, Senior Security Solutions Consultant.
Regardless the size of your business, things still happen at the “speed of business.” But what does that really mean? It means that changes do not always happen on the intended schedule, and sometimes they occur before safeguards can be […]