Areas of Expertise
- Information security architecture
- Development operations
- IT strategy, product management and process optimization
As the Head of Product for SEI IT Services, Justin Estadt oversees the building and packaging of SEI IT Services' solutions and experiences. In this role, he is responsible for establishing the product strategy and managing the development, operation, and client experience of the scalable and flexible managed IT services solutions. Justin has extensive IT experience in strategic design, development, and implementation of security architecture, data movement, DevOps, and system integration used for banking, advisory, and investment management services to clients.
Justin has over 20 years of information technology experience with more than 15 years at SEI. Prior to his current role, Justin was an Enterprise Architect where he established best practices and patterns for all of SEI's business platforms.
Justin holds a bachelor's degree in Information Systems and Technology from Drexel University.
Recent Articles from Justin Estadt
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The Three C’s of Cybersecurity
Spoiler: They're related to precision
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Do You Have Threat Intelligence, or Just Threat Information?
There is a big difference, and it’s expensive
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Email Visibility
The importance of email visibility as part of a well-protected IT platform
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‘Are We Doing Enough?’ Full Visibility 2.0
‘Seeing’ everything on one’s infrastructure is difficult, but of utmost value
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SIEMs Are Dead; Long Live SIEMs
Controlling enterprise risk by maximizing IT capabilities
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Network Visibility
Assembling security tools to capture context, correlation and causation
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Visibility Attained. Now What?
A centralized cybersecurity platform lets you communicate and take action in one interface
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How IT Infrastructure Provides Full Visibility for Better Protection
What is full visibility, in terms of risk management via IT?
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Cyber Attack Update: The Intelligence Community Uncovers Latest Evolution of TA505 Get2 Attack
Cybercrime group TA505’s latest Get2 changes fail to fool well-connected security teams