RedSeal is a finalist in the 2026 SC Awards. RedSeal Honored as Finalist of the 2026 SC Awards in the Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) Solution Category Menlo Park, CA March 18, 2026 - RedSeal, a pioneer in AI-enabled proactive exposure management, is proud to announce that it has been named a finalist in the prestigious 2026 SC Awards. RedSeal has been recognized in the Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) Solution category, underscoring its commitment to excellence and leadership in the cybersecurity industry. The SC Awards, now in its 29th year, recognize the solutions, organizations, and individuals that have demonstrated outstanding achievement in advancing the security of information systems. A complete list of 2026 SC Awards finalists is available on SC Media here: https://www.scworld.com/sc-awards-finalists The 2026 SC Awards entries were evaluated across 33 specialty categories by a distinguished panel of judges, comprised of cybersecurity professionals, industry leaders, and members of the CyberRisk Alliance CISO community, representing sectors such as healthcare, financial services, education, and technology. This year, all finalists are invited to the SC Awards Reception, where the 2026 winners will be announced on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, at RSAC in San Francisco. Finalists will receive priority access to two reserved spots at the reception. Finalists will also have the opportunity to record interviews with the CyberRisk TV production team onsite at RSAC 2026. These interviews will highlight each finalists' innovation, technology, or individual achievement, and will be published across SC Media channels to amplify SC Awards recognition. "The SC Awards celebrate excellence and innovation in cybersecurity, recognizing the people and technologies driving real progress," said CyberRisk Alliance Chief Content Officer Kelley Damore. "Being named a finalist is a mark of credibility and trust - a powerful validation from peers and experts who understand what it takes to deliver real-world security impact." "After being honored last year, it's incredibly rewarding to be recognized again by the SC Awards. Over the past year, we've focused on advancing our mission to enable organizations to secure their hybrid digital environments by revealing and prioritizing what is truly exposed," said RedSeal CEO, Greg Enriquez. "We've worked to close critical gaps in Continuous Threat Exposure Management by connecting visibility to prioritization and adding AI-driven, automated action, enabling teams to understand their exposure and quickly and efficiently reduce it. In an increasingly complex threat landscape, our commitment is to give security leaders the clarity and confidence to protect what matters most." Throughout the month, SC Media's editorial team will feature in-depth coverage of each finalist on SC Media's website at www.scworld.com/sc-awards, along with promoting finalists across SC Media's social media channels on LinkedIn and Twitter as well as RedSeal chanels About RedSeal RedSeal, a pioneer in proactive exposure management and winner of the 2025 SC Award for Best Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) Solution, helps organizations see, understand, and secure hybrid digital environments across IT (on-prem, cloud, remote workers), OT, and IoT. Its patented modeling uncovers hidden assets, misconfigurations, and attack paths, prioritizes exposures by business impact with Risk Radius(TM), and validates compliance. Trusted by Fortune 1000 companies and U.S. military branches, RedSeal strengthens resilience and reduces business risk. Learn more www.redseal.net. About CyberRisk Alliance (CRA) CyberRisk Alliance provides business intelligence that helps the cybersecurity ecosystem connect, share knowledge, accelerate careers, and make smarter and faster decisions. Through its trusted information brands, network of experts, and more than 250 annual events, CRA delivers actionable insights and serves as a powerful extension of cybersecurity marketing teams. Its brands include SC World, the Official Cybersecurity Summits, Identiverse, InfoSec World, CyberRisk Collaborative, Security Weekly, ChannelPro, ChannelE2E, MSSP Alert, ExecWeb, LaunchTech Communications, and CyberRisk TV.

RedSeal at AFCEA West 2026: what RedSeal, Inc. heard, and why it matters. Key takeaways: * Execution speed is now the Navy's top modernization metric, and cyber readiness must scale with it. * Information dominance requires terrain awareness: knowing every asset, every connection, and every risk path before an adversary finds it first. * Zero Trust is not a destination. It requires a continuously updated network map, not a one-time assessment. * Legacy fragmentation is the biggest barrier to modernization, and you cannot secure what you do not know you have. * The gap between knowing and doing is closing. Workflow automation is what turns insight into action at speed. AFCEA West brought together naval and defense leaders with a message that was hard to miss: the era of strategy documents is over. Execution tempo is now the measure of success. For those of RedSeal, Inc. at RedSeal, the conversations across the floor and in the sessions reinforced exactly what RedSeal, Inc. see in its own customer base every day. Here are the takeaways that matter most. Speed is the new standard, and cyber readiness has to keep up The Navy's newly released Fighting Instructions and Hedge Strategy put operational speed at the center of modernization, emphasizing the need to compress decision timelines to maintain advantage over adversaries who are innovating rapidly. That imperative doesn't stop at shipbuilding and acquisition. As digitization expands and sensor needs increase, the attack surface grows, and cyber readiness must scale in parallel. For RedSeal, this is the core problem RedSeal, Inc. solve: you cannot defend what you cannot see, and you cannot move fast if your team is buried in alerts with no way to separate signal from noise. Information dominance starts with knowing your terrain Leaders at AFCEA West described AI not as a replacement for human judgment, but as a battle partner that curates vast amounts of data and presents options to decision makers, with the goal of helping human beings make better, faster, and more precise decisions, especially where decision makers face overwhelming volumes of conflicting data. That framing maps directly to how RedSeal is built. RedSeal's platform models hybrid IT, OT, IoT, and cloud environments to uncover hidden risks and attack paths, giving operators and leadership the terrain awareness they need to act with confidence rather than guesswork. Zero Trust requires a living map, not a one-time assessment Zero Trust was still a hot topic at AFCEA West, underscoring that cybersecurity is foundational, with continuous monitoring and accurate inventory of users, devices, and systems as non-negotiable requirements. Zero Trust must extend from the enterprise to the edge, particularly in maritime environments characterized by limited bandwidth and mixed classification levels. This is not a new idea, and for more than 20 years, RedSeal has been helping defense and civilian organizations understand what is actually on their networks, how everything connects, and where the real risks live. Long before Zero Trust became the mandate it is today, RedSeal, Inc. were building the network visibility foundation that makes it achievable. What has changed is the urgency. Static diagrams and point-in-time assessments were never enough, but in today's environment they are a liability. A living map of your hybrid environment, one that updates continuously as devices come and go, connections shift, and configurations change, is the only foundation that holds. That is what RedSeal has delivered for two decades, and it is exactly what Zero Trust demands. Legacy infrastructure fragmentation is the real barrier The Navy continues to operate hundreds of thousands of legacy systems, many of which are poorly interoperable and difficult to maintain, with data fragmented across incompatible formats. The core barrier to modernization was framed as architectural fragmentation. RedSeal was purpose-built for exactly this reality. Federal agencies find it challenging to implement zero trust due to legacy systems and on-premises networks with tendrils reaching into multiple locations, including many which are unknown. Knowing what you have and how it connects is the prerequisite to everything else. From data to decision: closing the loop Information warfare leaders at AFCEA West emphasized that the side that wins is the side able to decide and act fastest, and that data must be standardized, transformed, and delivered in mission-ready form to operators. Showcased this year at its booth, RedSeal Workflow automates the journey from discovery to remediation, closing the gap between knowing and doing, with routine steps like ticket creation, ownership assignment, and fix validation running automatically so teams can close exposures faster and focus on higher-value work. The message from AFCEA West was clear: strategy is set. The differentiator now is execution. RedSeal is trusted by five branches of the U.S. military and is on the DoDIN Approved Products List for exactly that reason. Whether you were at the show and want to continue the conversation, or are new to RedSeal and interested in learning what RedSeal, Inc. do, contact RedSeal, Inc. today.

Menlo Park, Calif. - August 5, 2025 - RedSeal, a pioneer in proactive exposure management, today announced the launch of RedSeal One, an AI-enabled exposure management platform designed to help organizations reduce risk, streamline operations, and strengthen resilience across hybrid environments.