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SecurityHQ helps organizations modernize managed detection and response (MDR) by combining technology-agnostic security operations, transparent co-managed delivery, and a high-touch service model. Frost & Sullivan’s independent customer research shows that SecurityHQ enables organizations to improve alert fidelity, strengthen 24/7 response readines...

The Americas managed security services industry continues to grow steadily, despite its maturity. Current strategic imperatives, global trends, and organizational needs continue to provide excellent conditions for MSSPs to succeed. These factors include the shortage of cybersecurity personnel, the rapid evolution of the threat landscape, the increa...

LibraCyber, formerly Libraesva, helps enterprises strengthen email security through a privacy-first platform that combines advanced threat detection, behavioral analysis, domain protection, URL inspection, and responsive customer support. Frost & Sullivan’s Customer Transformation Journey research highlights how two long-term enterprise customers u...

As the enterprise landscape becomes more complex, the enterprise attack surface has expanded significantly. Enterprises embracing digital transformation must contend with a massive number of vulnerabilities daily. Although vulnerability management (VM) tools have been around for decades, the technology remains essential for organizations. VM tools ...

07 May 2026  |  Global  |  Frost Radar

Frost Radar™: Managed Security Services in the Americas, 2026

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Managed security services (MSS) are strategically significant in the complex threat landscape shaped by hybrid work, multicloud and SaaS adoption, identity sprawl, OT digitization, skills shortages, ransomware, nation-state activity, regulatory pressure, and increasingly AI-enabled threats. In the Americas, MSS providers of outsourced and co-manage...

Cloud computing has become a business norm, with organizations worldwide rapidly migrating to public and hybrid cloud environments. This shift has reshaped IT strategies and security requirements as enterprises are embracing cloud-native architectures (microservices, containers, serverless) to increase agility.However, these modern approaches intro...

This edition of the Cyber Security Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) explores emerging growth opportunities in autonomous multi-agent security operations, agentic AI-driven threat investigation, AI-native data governance, infrastructure identity security, and Zero Trust network protection. It highlights innovations in AI-powered SOC platforms, de...

Data has been an integral component of any enterprise’s business operations, regardless of sectors, sizes, and maturity. The adoption of cloud, big data, and GenAI has made data grow exponentially in terms of velocity, volume, and value. Enterprises have been using multiple data security solutions to protect their data amid this rapidly evolving la...

Email remains the center of modern cyberattacks. It is the primary communication method for business and is therefore a prime attack vector used as a gateway into complete takeover of an organization’s networks. The threat landscape continues to change rapidly. Attackers target email but also breach organizational defenses via attack vectors suc...