The continued digitalization and introduction of new mobile devices and software platforms have led many companies to include digital intelligence solutions in their security systems. Digital intelligence solutions collect, analyze, and prioritize information to help security operators maintain the safety of the public, employees, and executives. The nascent threats in the digital intelligence industry, such as organized crime, cyber attacks, terrorism, customs fraud, and tax evasion, are prompting companies to pivot toward more digitalized security systems that will mitigate any possible attack. By utilizing accurate digital intelligence solutions, organizations can break down the data siloes, broaden their situational awareness, and investigate proactively to protect their organizations against any threat. As digital intelligence is a relatively new industry, Frost & Sullivan focused on a carefully selected group of providers that offer complete solutions to cover an organization's physical and digital security operations. This includes mainly physical security vendors willing to have an entire digital intelligence portfolio and new industry entrants offering more comprehensive solutions to customers. Frost & Sullivan independently plotted the top 15 vendors in this Frost Radar™ analysis: BlackBerry, Cellebrite, Cobwebs Technologies, Cognyte, Constella Intelligence, Dataminr, Everbridge, Genetec, Magnet Forensics, Ontic, Recorded Future, Silobreaker, VectorFlow, Voyager Labs, and ZeroFox. These vendors offer their customers solutions that prioritize, analyze, and manage high volumes of information, allowing them to identify and mitigate any unusual situations occurring inside an organization. Author: Dolores Alemán