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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 ...

Software supply chain security (SSCS) is increasingly a strategic business imperative as organizations rely more on open-source software, cloud-native architectures, AI-driven development, and autonomous development workflows. Modern software supply chains now extend beyond traditional code repositories and development pipelines to include AI model...

Secure access service edge (SASE) developers are employing AI to make their cloud zero trust architecture platforms better. This isn't news: Most of the bigger SASE vendors have experimented with integrating AI components into their platforms for five years or more. What is new is that their customers are now reaping the tangible benefits of those ...

The 2025 SASE market study examines the evolving landscape of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), highlighting cloud-first strategies and hybrid work models as key drivers of adoption. The report analyzes the market’s transition from fragmented networking and security solutions to fully converged, AI-driven platforms that enhance security, connectiv...

The surveillance solutions market has shifted from hardware solutions to digital models, and system integrators (SIs) will continue to operate as key stakeholders for both surveillance equipment manufacturers and end customers. The digitalization of the market has necessitated that manufacturers offer advanced digital functions, and SIs should be a...

Key and secrets management (KSM) oversees the entire lifecycle of sensitive digital credentials, ensuring tight access controls. By centralizing how these credentials are issued, stored, and revoked, KSM helps ensure that only authorized users and systems can access sensitive data, reducing the risk of mismanagement or unauthorized use.Automation ...

The growing complexity of software development and production environments and the overload of noise and risk associated with sprawling tools in the fast-paced software development process create challenges for organizations in gaining consistent visibility and control over their security posture. This makes it more difficult for organizations to m...

Cloud adoption globally continues to expand the enterprise attack surface, making cloud risk more dynamic, distributed, and operationally complex than earlier posture-centric models assumed. Modern cloud-native security needs more than a traditional shift-left approach that requires early security integration throughout the application development ...

The rapid adoption of cloud computing, microservices, and AI has drastically increased the number of machine identities and secrets that organizations must manage. These secrets are fundamental to enabling secure authentication and authorization between workloads, applications, and third-party services operating across a wide range of environments,...