Search results for: 'endpoint security industry global 2014 2014'

Managed security service providers (MSSPs) offer technology, expertise, and management for private and public sector customers, though the customer retains control and oversight. Standard services include distributed denial of service protection or mitigation, managed firewall, vulnerability management, and breach and attack simulation. Once provid...

Cyber adversaries use a combination of sophisticated technologies to launch advanced and targeted attacks against organizations. As a result, organizations must proactively identify security blind spots to prevent major damage. At the same time, security control validation takes time when organizations resort to traditional penetration testing,...

LibraCyber, formerly Libraesva, helps enterprises strengthen email security through a privacy-first platform that combines advanced threat detection, behavioral analysis, domain protection, URL inspection, and responsive customer support. Frost & Sullivan’s Customer Transformation Journey research highlights how two long-term enterprise customers u...

This study will benefit those who are interested in learning about how business models are evolving in the security industry and potential opportunities in this segment. It discusses the key aspects of security business models and identifies use cases in various types of service-based models being adopted to address security capability requirement ...

Many organizations in APAC have now incorporated emerging technologies such as cloud computing, software-as-a-service applications, and the internet of things into business operations as part of their digital transformation journey. Incorporating these emerging technologies allows organizations to improve overall productivity. However, this has led...

The global SaaS security posture management (SSPM) market is positioned for steady growth over the next 5 years, largely driven by SaaS application expansion, high SaaS-related breaches, regulatory pressure, and innovation in artificial intelligence (AI)-powered security solutions.As the SaaS environment expands and the threat landscape becomes mor...

APIs have been, and are, fundamental in the digital transformation journey of most organizations. They serve as connections between different applications, enabling them to communicate and exchange data. Nonetheless, without adopting best cybersecurity practices they also introduce severe challenges that drive the emergence of a robust API security...

As organizations increasingly rely on interconnected physical and digital systems, the attack surface has expanded dramatically, necessitating specialized security solutions that bridge traditional IT and operational technology domains, introducing new breach vectors through connected IoT devices, physical security systems, sensor networks, and oth...

The rapid proliferation of remote or hybrid workforces, the widespread adoption of SaaS applications, and the increasing volume of web-based cyberattacks have elevated the browser as a significant attack surface, providing an initial breach foothold for cyber adversaries. As the volume and complexity of web-based attacks increase, the browser attac...