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Medical device connectivity (MDC) refers to the integration of medical devices across various care settings with health information systems, enabling the seamless exchange of patient data. Connectivity is established through wired (e.g., USB and Ethernet) and wireless (e.g., Wi-Fi and Bluetooth) networks, with the primary goal of minimizing manual ...

Ships and boats, as well as their related components and products, both in operation or manufacture, require specific and durable coatings for various applications on different above- and below-waterline components. Such products are collectively referred to as marine coatings in this study.The marine coatings industry is analyzed for end users suc...

A private cellular network—what the 3GPP standards refer to as a “non-public network”—is an isolated network which restricts the devices that connect to it. Public cellular networks initially carried primarily voice traffic, but data traffic now dominates these networks. This includes internet access and an ever-increasing percentage of video traff...

Rising healthcare and surgery costs are increasing the burden on healthcare systems, making it difficult for hospitals to offer high-quality care at affordable prices. Time-consuming manual processes that significantly impact surgeon time and workload, hospital cost increases due to delayed surgery, and low patient satisfaction levels due to human ...

15 Sep 2022  |  Global  |  Market Research

Global Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) and Threat Intelligence Platform (TIP) Markets—Forecast to 2024

The Ever-evolving and Sophisticated Threat Landscape Fuels Demand for Threat Intelligence Solutions

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Threat intelligence is the collection, analysis, and operationalization of external and internal data about past, present, and future cyberattacks that organizations can leverage to understand their security environments and prevent threats. Frost & Sullivan identifies three segments in this broad market: cyber threat intelligence (CTI), threat...

Buy now, pay later (BNPL), also referred to as point of sale (PoS) installment loans, is a short-term financing option that enables consumers to spread out payments for purchases over a period of time. The increase in eCommerce activity during the COVID-19 pandemic brought along with it a strong interest in alternative spending options. BNPL, a sub...

GenAI refers to algorithms and machine learning models used to create content, including text, audio, images, video, and code. To be a component of the IoT, Frost & Sullivan considers any product, application, or service must be part of a larger solution that comprises these 4 elements: Objects virtualized and imbued with data measurement ca...

With more customers preferring to stay home following the COVID-19 pandemic, they want to make their living spaces multifunctional and efficient. Homes will serve multiple purposes: work, entertainment, relaxation, shared living, and health and wellness. Home ecosystems and service-based models that assist people with everyday tasks will cause a so...

Non-fungible Tokens (NFTs) refer to unique and distinguishable digital assets stored on a distributed ledger/blockchain. Following the emergence of the bitcoin digital currency in early 2009, “colored coins” were coined by Yoni Assia in 2012; these were small parts of bitcoins that represented assets, primarily digital collectibles, and were the pr...