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RedSeal Networks

www.redsealnetworks.com

 
RedSeal Networks is the leading provider in network infrastructure security management that continuously provides network visualization and identify critical attack risk and non-compliance in complex security infrastructure.     RedSeal Networks provides network, security, and risk management teams with a firm understanding of where security is working, where investment is needed, and where greatest cyber-attack risks lie. This understanding, or “security intelligence,” enables organizations to allocate resources where needed most, embed best practice into daily operations, and take prioritized action where needed. The world's largest government and commercial organizations use RedSeal security intelligence to build world-class operations that systematically reduce attack risk ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Mike Lloyd
 Chief Technology Officer Profile

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