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Research Overview This Frost & Sullivan study analyzes the convergence trends of information technology and operational technology (IT/OT), changing buying behavior, influence of disruptive technologies, competitive intensity and impact of economic and mega trends in the global plant asset management (PAM) market. In addition to PAM software market...

The adoption of private access management (PAM) will maintain a steady growth momentum in the next 5 years, mainly because of several factors, including the evolving cybersecurity landscape, the noticeable increase in cyber insurance requirements, stringent regulations and best practices frameworks, the expanded attack surface from cloud-based adop...

18 May 2026  |  Global  |  Market Research

Privileged Access Management, Global, 2025-2030

The Proliferation of DevOps Secrets and Non-Human Identities Is Driving Transformational Growth in Privileged Access Management

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PAM adoption is entering a period of sustained growth as it expands across cloud, hybrid, and multi‑cloud environments. Across industries, there is an uptick toward subscriptions, SaaS-based, and cloud-delivered PAM. This industry-wide shift signals that the PAM market is entering a deeper cloud‑modernization cycle.Legacy on‑premises‑only tools str...

27 May 2026  |  Global  |  Frost Radar

Frost Radar™: Privileged Access Management, 2026

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

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As enterprises accelerate adoption of hybrid and multicloud environments, SaaS applications, DevOps pipelines, automation, and AI‑driven systems, privileged access has expanded rapidly across human users, machines, workloads, third‑party identities, and emerging AI agents. This has exposed the limitations of legacy, vault‑centric privileged access ...

In today s business environment, privileged access can include human and non-human users beyond the IT team. The proliferation of privileged accounts and their privileged access points are vulnerable entry points for hackers. The rising adoption of cloud-based infrastructure and services expands the attack surface further and introduces significant...

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...

As organizations increasingly depend on digitized operations, their uptake of digital applications has reshaped business models across industries. This business model evolution coupled with the pandemic-induced shift to hybrid work modes have led to the proliferation of privileged identities among both human and non-human users. These privilege...