Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is becoming increasingly essential as organizations adapt to remote work, cloud adoption, and the growing sophistication of cyber threats.

CNAPP tools are intended to reduce complexity by helping organizations using multiple cloud services to identify and manage the risks for which they have responsibility.

Data Governance covers platforms that assist organizations in managing data so that it meets stringent compliance regulations in different markets and catalogues data for greater business value.

Intelligent SIEM (I-SIEM) Platforms go beyond traditional Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) capabilities to proactively identify threats and automatically suggest mitigation measures to meet the requirements of modern IT environments that are typically on premises as well as being mobile and distributed across multiple cloud environments.

Efficient, effective management of access controls from infrastructure to applications remains an aspiration for enterprises.

APIs can be found everywhere — at home and in mobile devices, in corporate networks and in the cloud, even in industrial environments, to say nothing about the Internet of Things (IoT).

As the realm of cyber threats expands, organizations have the difficult task of managing their attack surfaces effectively to protect their valuable assets. Attack surface management (ASM) has emerged as a crucial discipline that enables proactive cybersecurity strategies, mitigating risks by reducing an organization's exposure to potential attacks.

In modern business, data is widely considered to be one of the greatest assets. Data is money, and for this reason it is relentlessly targeted by cyber criminals and other malicious actors for purposes of financial gain and cyber espionage.

MDR solutions are typically backed by teams of security experts that provide round-the-clock monitoring, analysis, and support, as well as advice on how to improve the client organization’s cyber security posture.

Unified Endpoint Management refers to comprehensive solutions with capabilities that support a range of endpoint types

The Fraud Reduction Intelligence Platform market is mature and still growing in response to increased fraud risk levels globally.

Identity Governance and Administration refers to the increasingly integrated Identity Lifecycle Management and Access Governance markets.

CIAM solutions are designed to address consumer/customer IAM scenarios that differ from traditional workforce use cases. CIAM systems allow users to register, associate device and other digital identities, authenticate, authorize, collect, and store information about consumers from across many domains. CIAM solutions help organizations to comply with privacy regulations. Good CIAM systems can improve the customer experience.

Privileged Access Management (PAM), over the last few years, has evolved into a set of crucial technologies that address some of the most urgent areas of Cybersecurity today.

It is therefore essential for organizations to choose the right passwordless solution that meets their unique requirements and needs around security, user experience, and technology stack.