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16 May 2018  |  North America  |  Market Research

Managed Security Services Market in Latin America, Forecast to 2022

Overall Managed Security Services Revenue to Reach More than 1 Billion in 2022

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Managed security services (MSS) provide proactive monitoring of the customer’s security environment by third-party security professionals, and may encompass protection against denial of service attacks, email viruses/worms, spam, and various other cyber maladies. The mindset about security is gradually changing in Latin America although many compan...

17 Dec 2015  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Analysis of the Asia-Pacific Managed Security Services Market

Moving beyond Traditional Services to Advanced Detection and Remediation Capabilities

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An increasingly sophisticated security landscape is challenging the validity of many enterprises’ IT setups, forcing them to seek providers of complementary and advanced services. This study explores Asia-Pacific’s managed security services (MSS) market through 2019 including forecasts and trends; drivers and restraints; and market share and compe...

23 Mar 2017  |  North America  |  Market Research

Managed Security Services Market in Latin America, Forecast to 2021

Overall Revenue to Reach Nearly $1 Billion by End of Forecast Period with Security Asset Management and Monitoring Most in Demand

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The Latin American managed security services (MSS) market generated $455.9 million in 2016 and is expected to reach $936.1 million by 2021, presenting a CAGR of 15.5%. The nature of managed security services is starting to transform. Extensively dominated by asset management and monitoring, many clients in Latin America are showing interest in serv...

As new trends and technologies are being implemented and utilized by Latin American companies, new and complex vulnerabilities are becoming a reality. As such, MSS services are becoming increasingly important. Although budget for security is still a problem, as most companies are not able to gauge the return on investment (ROI) that investing in se...

This edition of the Cyber Security Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) highlights breakthrough innovations across AI-driven threat detection, extended detection and response (XDR), behavioural analytics, deception technologies, and human-centric security platforms. Notable developments include GenAI agents for autonomous threat sweeping, post-quant...

Enterprise use of AI has moved past experimentation. Many organizations now run AI inside core workflows that affect customers, operations, and compliance. This shift has changed what enterprises expect from AI implementation and managed service providers. Success no longer hinges on launching a model or completing a deployment. It depends on wheth...

This edition of the Cyber Security Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) captures developments related to Cloud-based secure access and network security, DevSecOps, Ransomware defense, Agentic AI Security , AI-driven application security , Cloud-native API and application security, Identity management, Zero trust security , Managed cloud security, Ac...

This edition of the Cyber Security Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) examines expanding prospects within cloud-based software protection solutions, highlighting systems for overseeing credibility and tools for monitoring and safeguarding machine learning environments. It covers strategies for spotting issues in virtual infrastructures, overall or...

As artificial intelligence moves from experimentation into the operational core of the enterprise, the demands placed on implementation and managed service providers are changing fundamentally. Early AI success was defined by proof points: models deployed, pilots completed, productivity gains demonstrated. Today, success is defined by durability: t...