RedSeal integrates the network and gives us a visual or graphical overview of our network. If an organization is geographically dispersed, for instance, with one office in Canada and one office in the Philippines, the whole network, including all devices, is integrated into RedSeal, and you can see from where the traffic is going in and out.

The most valuable features are network mapping and configuration. It definitely speeds up the identification of mismatches and issues related to configuration and provides a good way ahead for remediation of those deficiencies.

The scorecard in resiliencies is helpful because you can get a snapshot look of it based on taking all of the data in.

From a front-end perspective, it just a superb job. RedSeal brings a lot, but it also brings an understanding that you're adding to it in order to get the full picture.

Once you flush out your layer two and layer three by bringing in scans, you tie in RedSeal with your SIEM. The dashboard makes moving forward very easy as it relates to the operation, which is something that we're very happy with.

When you're pulling in all of the vulnerabilities using the scanning tool that has been used, it is overlaid on the structure and helps to build it within RedSeal. This gives you one entry point to get a pretty good look at a company.

The ability to create a comprehensive network map and tie it to vulnerability data. This was invaluable in providing critical context to remediation emphasis, planning and benchmarking.

The most valuable feature of the product to me is being able to ask “what if” questions about traffic flows. It is a great ability to have for security and incident response. Also, having infrastructure configurations in one central place is awesome because it enables me to answer questions about why a certain type of traffic may be getting blocked or is getting through when it shouldn’t be. I can find the location of misconfigurations easily. It’s a great resource for finding areas of the network and locating devices and subnets. I presume the risk assessment aspects are also very valuable. However, I don’t use those features in my role.

• Being able to visualize end-to-end access
• Being able to create a network topology map as the network is being built.
• Being able to understand the state of the network, measure resilience, verify compliance, and accelerate incident response.

This solution is amazing! The most important part is the way it gives access information to the entire infrastructure, the network most importantly.

It is the only platform with vulnerability management that can reduce thousands of vulnerabilities to 100 or less based on your network model.

Risk compliance governance is very valuable. This is the only solution in the world that gives you a digital resilience score. This is something that is unique and not found with any other vendor. RedSeal can measure your digital resilience, your risk, your compliance, and your governance. Importantly, it can help you to identify why your score is what it is.

RedSeal also has a very good feature which is Auto Populating the configs. You can give a file any name and when you do a bulk import, it can read the file and look at each and every config the device can identify. 

The most valuable feature I enjoy that is provided by this security analytics platform is the ability to measure resilience. With our RedSeal Digital Resilience Score, we can measure, benchmark, and set targets to actively manage the digital resilience of our network and security infrastructure.

The Vulnerability and Risk Management feature is valuable to us for keeping the security posture up-to-date and conducting regular continuous audits.