RedSeal Broadens Software Development Capabilities With Key Management Appointments

SUNNYVALE, CA--(Marketwired - Mar 5, 2015) - RedSeal (redseal.co), the network security certification company, today announced plans to greatly expand the company's software development capabilities with two major executive appointments. Sundar Raj, who has been a force in the networking industry for more than two decades, has come aboard as the new VP, Product Development. Meanwhile, Hom Bahmanyar, who currently serves as Sr. Director of Engineering, is taking on broadened responsibilities as the new VP, Engineering.

"Our company is now squarely focused on growth and innovation. Over the past year we've greatly enhanced our core product and expanded its capabilities while increasing overall quality," said Ray Rothrock, chairman and CEO at RedSeal. "Sundar and Hom each have a tremendous track record in leading the development of innovative enterprise software, and that's why they're both vital to our future. We're very excited to have them on the team."

Sundar Raj was most recently Sr. Director, Enterprise Mobility at the global conglomerate CA Technologies, and earlier spent time at Sagemcom USA, where he was Managing Director/VP, Broadband Software. Sundar was a founding member of Network TeleSystems, a pioneer in network protocol stack, applications, IP address management and VPN systems. During his tenure he built several networking products for enterprise and for large carriers deploying broadband (xDSL) technologies, He has several patents in networking area and his expertise includes IP protocols, security, VPN, mobile apps and SaaS implementation.

"At every position I've held, and in every kind of company, I've understood the critical importance of network security -- it's a strategic concern that should run throughout the enterprise from the boardroom on down, and too often that doesn't happen," Mr. Raj noted. "I'm excited to join a company where that is the essential mandate, and I look forward to helping RedSeal develop technologies and specific capabilities that can offer the level of security this threat environment demands."

Similarly, Hom Bahmanyar has established a strong record as a results-driven engineering leader with proven skills in engineering execution, building high-performance engineering teams, and retaining a strong customer focus. He also brings a blue-chip background to his new position: Before joining RedSeal, he spent a decade at Cisco, most recently as director of engineering. Earlier in his career he was manager of software development at Savvion and senior software engineer at Novell, Inc. In his new role, he will be primarily responsible for ensuring integration with products from other enterprise security and network vendors.

"No technology functions in a vacuum -- this is a completely multi-platform, multi-vendor environment -- and every aspect of security needs to recognize that reality," Mr. Bahmanyar noted. "I've always been drawn to companies that thrive in challenging environments by building on both existing and emerging capabilities, and RedSeal has exactly that philosophy. I'm thrilled to be part of this team of innovators, and look forward to doing my part to harden network infrastructures around the world."

About RedSeal (redseal.co)
RedSeal provides a cybersecurity analytics platform to Global 2000 organizations that certifies their evolving networks are secure and accelerates compliance initiatives. RedSeal's advanced analytics engine creates functioning network models, tests networks to identify security risks, prioritizes needed actions, and provides critical information to quickly remediate issues. The result: reduced cybersecurity risk and lower incident response and maintenance costs. With operations in North America, Europe, and Asia, RedSeal customers include leaders in finance, retail, technology, utilities, service providers, and government, all served by RedSeal's channel partner network. 

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