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16 Nov 2021  |  Global  |  Frost Radar

Frost Radar™: Americas Managed & Professional Security Services Market, 2021

A Benchmarking System to Spark Companies to Action - Innovation that Fuels New Deal Flow and Growth Pipelines

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The Frost Radar™ is Frost & Sullivan’s proprietary benchmarking analysis. The Frost Radar™ evaluates companies’ performance along the axes of innovation and growth. The analysis benchmarks competitors across multiple dimensions, including revenue growth rate, product portfolio, strategy, and innovation capabilities. The document includes competitiv...

Deutsche Telekom (T-Security) helps European organizations strengthen cyber resilience through 24/7 managed detection and response, automation, identity-aware containment, and advisory-led security operations. Frost & Sullivan interviewed Deutsche Telekom Security customers to assess how the company supports organizations that need continuous cover...

Organizations are increasingly adopting hybrid and multicloud environments to leverage their advantages and deal with the socioeconomic changes of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent acceleration of digital transformation. The global lack of security experts, the sophistication of threats, and the complexity of security solutions make it chall...

26 Feb 2026  |  Global  |  Market Research

Managed Security Services Sector, Global, 2023–2028

Increasing Cyber Threats, Operational Complexity, and Regulations Amid Continued Skills Shortages Are Driving Transformational Growth in MSS

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The managed security services (MSS) market is entering a structurally resilient phase of growth, driven by rising operational complexity, persistent cybersecurity skills shortages, escalating regulatory pressure, and accelerating convergence across security, networking, and cloud domains. No longer positioned as a stopgap for in-house staffing gaps...

05 Jun 2024  |  Global  |  Market Research

Growth Opportunities in Digital Forensics in Law Enforcement, 2024 2030

Digital Capabilities for Investigation and Analysis in Open-Source Devices Enable Public Safety

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Digital forensics involves recognizing, obtaining, handling, scrutinizing, and documenting electronic information. Many illicit activities leave some type of digital evidence, which exists in many forms: documents, emails, photos, videos, text messages, social media, GPS data, internet browsing history, and other types of metadata. Investigators ca...

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...

In this study, Frost & Sullivan focuses on leading carrier companies that provide managed network services (MNS) globally. Carrier MNS providers are primarily analyzed on their ability to offer MNS globally, based on their network footprint and the range of network services they provide and manage, including network access services (dedicated inter...

The Security Service Edge (SSE) market is growing, one might say, violently. Two mad rushes drive that growth: large enterprises pursuing secure cloud transformation to move from legacy hardware to a cloud Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA), and medium enterprises upgrading from simple antivirus solutions to full-fledged cloud-delivered cybersecurity (t...

A surge in cyber incidents and heightened regulatory scrutiny have increased the demand for digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) teams. Many enterprises recruit DFIR professionals to investigate financial crimes, uncover insider threats, monitor policy violations, investigate human resource complaints, and respond to cyber incidents. At t...