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2020 was a turning point for virtually every industry and human activity – cybersecurity was no exception. The migration to the cloud, the acceleration of digital transformation in many companies, the growing number of vulnerabilities, and the evolution of attacks have confronted Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) with significant challeng...

Long seen as a background utility focused on availability and performance, Domain Name System (DNS) has become one of the most strategically important control points in modern security architectures. In modern environments, DNS functions as a universal dependency across on-premises networks, cloud platforms, SaaS applications, and remote workforces...

IAM systems are designed to identify, authenticate, and authorize identities; enabling approved users and devices to access hardware, software, or other resources. The sub-segments within IAM include access management for workforce, customers, and non-human identities (machines, bots, IoT and other connected devices), identity governance administra...

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...

The term metaverse has become a buzzword in the last two years, getting even more popular after Facebook announced its rebranding as Meta, which signaled the company’s embrace of future technology rooted in the metaverse. Broadly speaking, metaverse refers to a network of 3-D virtual environments where humans are represented by avatars used to comm...

Digital certificates and the underlying public key infrastructure (PKI) are embedded in many aspects of daily digital communication extending well beyond the traditional use case of leveraging SSL/TLS certificates to secure public-facing websites. In a hyperconnected world, digital certificates provide confidence in use cases ranging from authentic...

As generative AI becomes deeply embedded in enterprise operations, fueling copilots, assistants, and automated agents, organizations face a wave of new and dynamic security risks. Traditional cybersecurity architectures are ill-equipped to address the fluidity, autonomy, and unpredictability of GenAI systems. This report provides chief information ...

As organizations shift critical workloads to public, private, and hybrid clouds, encrypted data flows and lateral traffic have created visibility gaps that traditional observability tools cannot close. Deep observability has emerged as a strategic imperative for CISOs seeking to eliminate these blind spots, unify telemetry data, and strengthen cybe...

Cyber insurance is a difficult space in which to participate; risk is hard to measure, threats are constantly evolving, and damages can be massive. Technology is (belatedly, some might note) disrupting the delivery and quality of cyber insurance. Traditionally staid insurance companies are developing and/or white-labeling cybersecurity technologie...