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Typically, healthcare sector organizations have managed to keep themselves isolated from cybersecurity threats by air-gapping their internal systems. As the result of continual digitalization initiatives and the rapid adoption of bring-your-own-device and Internet of Things-enabled devices, however, the healthcare sector has found itself connected ...

Frost & Sullivan s cybersecurity practice area covers a variety of solutions and advanced technologies that offer security protection to organizations. Some of the markets studied include extended detection and response (XDR), secure access service edge (SASE), cloud-native application protection platforms (CNAPPs), identity access management (IAM)...

This edition of the Cyber Security Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) showcases emerging cybersecurity innovators advancing AI-powered security, identity and access management, data security, threat exposure management, blockchain security, cyber incident response, network protection, and agentic AI security. The edition highlights technologies ad...

This edition of the Cyber Security Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) explores emerging growth prospects in advanced cybersecurity and cloud-native protection ecosystems. It emphasizes innovative platforms and techniques for in-depth code and malware scrutiny, self-governing safeguards in distributed cloud setups, robust user and machine identity ...

Incorporating AI into mobile operator business operations offers clear advantages—automation, customer-centric services, and operational efficiency. However, these benefits come with challenges, including high implementation costs and data security risks. Strong support from C-level executives and boards can help operators overcome these obstacles....

This edition of the Cyber Security Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) focuses on the critical shift towards Zero Trust frameworks that eliminate human oversight through automation, address the lateral movement of threats in distributed environments, and unify fragmented security stacks through intelligent orchestration. Notable developments includ...

Cyberattacks are no longer restricted to large enterprises. As attack vectors diversify, bad actors have plenty of tools at their disposal with which to target small and medium enterprises (SMEs), small offices/home offices (SOHOs), and consumers. SMEs and SOHOs are at a greater disadvantage compared to their larger counterparts since their securit...

In this report, Frost & Sullivan examines the Network-as-a-service (NaaS) business model. NaaS is a modern business model for service providers to quote, sell, and manage network services to enterprises and their wholesale providers. The model enables network operators to deliver a cloud-like consumption model with a frictionless customer experien...

Frost & Sullivan's Voice of the Enterprise Security Customer study on cloud security is a high-level overview of trends in the cloud security sector that also groups vendors based on ranges of net promoter score (NPS). A more granular view of the survey data, including specific NPS for vendors, is available in the full version of Frost & Su...