The ever-evolving tactics of cyber adversaries highlight the need for organizations to remain vigilant. A recent example of this sophistication is the “Nearest Neighbor Attack,” (covered in our Cyber News Roundup) orchestrated by the advanced persistent threat (APT) group, APT-28. In this attack, APT-28 bypassed traditional multi-factor authentication (MFA) defenses by exploiting physical proximity and […]
Last week at the 2024 DoDIIS conference in Omaha, along with RedSeal experts Jeff Spugnardi and Steve Terrell, we engaged in critical discussions about the latest advancements and challenges in cybersecurity. Zero Trust continues to dominate conversations across the Intelligence Community (IC), solidifying its role as more than a buzzword—no longer an exploration, Zero Trust […]
RedSeal, along with Renee Guttmann and Chris Hetner, hosted a CISO dinner in New York City last week, bringing together industry leaders to discuss cybersecurity’s evolving landscape, from advanced AI threats to board-level oversight challenges. This conversation focused on three key areas: board accountability, the demand for standardized metrics, and the need for better cyber […]
Change Healthcare, a major player in the healthcare technology sector, fell victim to a ransomware attack in February and is quickly heading towards a billion dollars in loss. The breach disrupted its operations and potentially compromised sensitive patient data. The attackers, ALPHV, also known as BlackCat and Noberus, exploited vulnerabilities in the company’s IT infrastructure, […]
In an age where manufacturing companies are increasingly reliant on digital technologies and interconnected systems, the importance of robust cybersecurity programs cannot be overstated. While attending Manusec in Chicago this week, RedSeal participated on a panel of cybersecurity experts to discuss the key features, measurement of success, and proactive steps that can lead to a […]
Audacy | May 1, 2023
Tune in to KCBS and hear Dr. Mike Lloyd, RedSeal’s CTO, share insights into double dip ransomware attacks, why segmentation matters, hardening your infrastructure and a quick perspective on the importance of Biden’s National Cyber Strategy.
RedSeal whose award-winning cyber management platform helps companies measurably reduce their cyber risk across all network and cloud environments, announced today the appointment of Gregory Enriquez as Chief Executive Officer.
With more than 25 years of experience leading information systems technology companies in executive management, Go-To-Market (GTM) leadership, solutions deployment and business development, Enriquez brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the company.
As CEO of RedSeal, Enriquez will lead RedSeal into its next phase of growth with on-premises and cloud network security for government agencies and enterprise companies. RedSeal’s sophisticated technology gives security and management teams the most holistic understanding of their organization’s cyber risks—across physical, cloud, and virtual networks—helping them know what they don’t know, understand and remediate vulnerabilities, and establish and maintain compliance with internal and external requirements.
RedSeal has announced the launch of RedSeal Stratus, a Cloud Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP) solution. The new solution gives security professionals a ‘blueprint map’ of their enterprise cloud to allow them to accurately identify where and how their business-critical resources are exposed to the Internet. Stratus provides a singular view of an organizations cloud infrastructure, either Amazon AWS or Microsoft Azure or both, by creating a comprehensive visualization of connectivity within and between clouds using an agent-less API driven approach.
Congratulations to Christine Carberry from RedSeal for winning a MeriTalk Cyber Defenders Award! This award recognizes leaders who are bringing unique approaches and driving cyber innovation across the Federal IT landscape. Join us in celebrating her at MeriTalk’s Cyber Central and Cyber Smoke events on May 19.
RedSeal is aware of the recent vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228) impacting the Apache Log4j2 utility reported on December 10, 2021. Log4j2 is a popular open-source, Java-based logging framework commonly incorporated into Apache web servers and many other java applications.
