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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...

Autonomous and robotics technology has been undergoing a major technological growth in the recent years. This novel technology is playing a crucial role in the transformation of many key industries such as automotive, aerospace, warehouse, and logistics. With the advent of Industry 4.0 and smart factories, all industries across the spectrum are ado...

Organizations recognize the importance of customer experience (CX) but face difficulty in service delivery. Striving for excellence in CX is a strategic component of every organization s sustained business growth as they realize the significance of delivering superior CX as a competitive differentiator. Delivering good CX is complex, with customers...

This edition of the Cyber Security Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) covers innovations related to emerging cyber security solutions. These include AI-based Security, Cloud Security, Data Security, Identity Security, and Device Security. The identified innovations can help companies to with threat detection, remediation, manage access and securit...

Advanced sensors have led to the development of advanced robotics systems. This research is primarily focused on the advancements in sensors for robotics used for industrial, logistics, and defense applications. The primary areas focused on are sensor developments in various types of robots, such as legged robots, cobots, and unmanned aerial vehic...

This edition of the Cyber Security Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) explores emerging growth prospects in unified authorization intelligence, AI & cloud protection, credit risk intelligence, fraud detection, identity security, offensive security platforms, AI agents for security governance, risk & compliance, email security platforms, and autono...

Software supply chain security (SSCS) refers to the security solutions, including tools, services, and practices that protect the software development life cycle (SDLC) against cybersecurity attacks covering phases from software development (initial coding and testing) to runtime. Typical vectors that SSCS secures include open-source or third-party...

According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, 34% of the American workforce works from home on an average day. As remote and hybrid work environments become more prevalent, businesses struggle to guarantee security beyond their corporate perimeter. Enterprise users typically connect to the internet, to the cloud, and to email through a browse...

The multilayered architecture of cloud-native applications, involving containers, microservices, and underlying infrastructure, complicates threat detection and incident response. Attacks can move across these layers, starting at the application level, exploiting API or unknown vulnerabilities, and moving laterally through the container layer to th...