Cybersecurity and hybrid cloud consulting with emerging tech integration
The Redesign Group is a cybersecurity and infrastructure consulting firm built on enterprise partnerships (Dell, VMware, Cisco, Palo Alto Networks) and a modernization-heavy project pipeline spanning zero-trust architecture, data center migrations, and cloud security posture. Their active adoption of LLM tooling (PyTorch, Transformers, RAG, LangChain) alongside traditional SAST/DAST and CSPM suggests early movement into AI-assisted security workflows, while balanced hiring across engineering and sales indicates a consulting-to-productized services transition.
The Redesign Group advises mid-market and enterprise organizations on cybersecurity, infrastructure modernization, and hybrid cloud integration. Founded in 2016 and based in El Segundo, California, the firm operates with 201–500 employees across the United States and France. Their service portfolio spans managed security services, data center deployments, zero-trust network architecture, and emerging LLM-powered security tooling. Current project focus areas include legacy infrastructure modernization, multi-site network resilience, and secure CI/CD integration, suggesting a client base managing complex, distributed environments.
Primary stack includes Dell, VMware, Cisco, Palo Alto Networks, AWS, Azure, Kubernetes, Terraform, and security tools (SAST, DAST, CSPM, CASB, IAM, CIAM). Recent additions include PyTorch, Transformers, RAG, and LangChain for LLM-powered features.
United States and France, with headquarters in El Segundo, California.
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