Red Sox’s Cloud Security Game: Inside Baseball Reimagined

June 7, 2024
1 min read


TLDR:

  • The Boston Red Sox are focusing on building a secure cloud operation through a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy.
  • They are moving mission-critical operations to a SaaS model and embracing IoT at Fenway Park, their smart stadium.

Inside the baseball team’s strategy for building next-gen security operations through zero trust and initiatives aiming to safeguard team data, fan info, and the iconic Fenway Park — which, by the way, is now a smart stadium. The Red Sox are working with the broader MLB cybersecurity program to leverage their resources and expertise. They are focusing on safeguarding intellectual property, ensuring fan privacy, and protecting their IoT network and physical assets.

The team is implementing a zero-trust approach, moving mission-critical systems to the cloud, and focusing on identity and access management. They are also exploring AI to enhance security and fan experience at Fenway Park.

Additionally, the Red Sox plan to work with Fenway Sports Group and utilize managed partnerships like Centripetal for threat intelligence and security operations.


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