2024年管理检测和响应Frost雷达报告

Authored by: LucasFerreyra A Benchmarking Systemto Spark Companies toAction-Innovation ThatFuels New Deal Flow and Strategic Imperativeand Growth Strategic Imperative Factors Creating Pressure on Growth •Thedearthofcybersecurityprofessionalscontinuestoshapetheindustry,becomingathorninglobalorganizations’sideas theytrytosecuretheirgrowingenvironments. •Faced with a lack of access to professionals and an inability to protect their business-critical dataeffectively, organizations are outsourcing to alleviate the issue.•MDR service providers can offer top-tier security across the environment, delivered by experiencedprofessional teams that partner with and support organizations in establishing effective security Strategic Imperative Factors Creating Pressure on Growth •But automation cannot replace human analysts just yet, as organizations cannot trust AI to handlecomplex decision-making beyond detection and response. •As organizations seek alternative ways to cope with the shortage of security analysts, they will adoptsolutions that leverage ML and AI in combination with the ever-important human factor. •As a result, security services such as MDR will continue to thrive in the next three years while securityproviders invest in developing and enhancing automated security assistants. •Due to the sophisticated nature of the latest cyberattacks, the growing incidence of nation-state-sponsored threats, and the increasing number of cybersecurity incidents, there’s an arms race betweenthreat actors, security solutions, and service providers.•Organizations are caught in the middle, with the pressure to understand, invest in, and keep up with thelatest developments in the cybersecurity industry to protect their environments. •As digital transformation continues and geopolitical conflicts around the globe progress, organizationswill continue to be targeted by complex cyberattacks and data breaches. Strategic Imperative Factors Creating Pressure on Growth •MDR’s promise to bolster an organization’s security posture with 24/7 monitoring, state-of-the-artdetection and response, and incident response capabilities will resonate with global organizations for Growth Environment •According to Frost & Sullivan’s2023 Voice of the Enterprise Security Customer survey, 36% ofglobal organizations were using MDR at the beginning of 2023, with a further 26% of them •MDR has witnessed widespread adoption in 2023, with a growth rate of 35.2% and a compoundannual growth rate (CAGR) of 25.3% expected from 2023 to 2026. MDR has made significantwaves in the cybersecurity industry thanks to its ability to address many of global organizations' •The dearth of security talent and the rapid increase in the number and sophistication of threatsgenerate the perfect conditions for MDR to thrive. These driving factors are not expected todiminish soon and will continue to push organizations to outsource their security, either partially •The growth rate and customer adoption of MDR services will remain high for the foreseeablefuture, as the platform’s drivers far outweigh its restraints and limitations. Growth Environment •The lion’s share of MDR revenue and adoption comes from North America, but Europe, theMiddle East, and Africa (EMEA) is a close second. These regions' higher maturity andcybersecurity focus and increased government involvement in guiding organizations toward •As with most high-end cybersecurity solutions and services, Latin America (LATAM) and Asia-Pacific (APAC) account for smaller contributions to MDR revenue. Nonetheless, these regionshave a higher potential for growth, as the CAGR is higher for the 2023–2026 period, showingthat adoption is expected to ramp up for local organizations. The new MDR message, with Growth Environment •Organizations across various company sizes consider MDR a worthwhile option to secure theirbusiness-critical assets. While enterprises with more than 10,000 employees account for lessrevenue and growth, it is to be expected from companies that have already invested in their •The highest-spending industry verticals for MDR are finance, government, manufacturing, andtechnology & telecommunications. Overall, adoption is high across every sector, with every MDRprovider focusing on different integrations, providing visibility into distinct environments, and Frost RadarManagedDetection and Frost Radar: Managed Detection and Response, 2024 Frost RadarCompetitive Environment •In a rapidly growing field of more than 150 industry participants with revenue greater than $1million, Frost & Sullivan independently plotted 22 growth and innovation leaders in the MDR •Over the last few years, MDR providers have developed solutions to deliver extensive visibilityover the environment, advanced detection of the most pervasive threats, and a veteran team ofexpert security analysts supported by AI, ML, and automation capabilities. MDR has become the •Because of this, the MDR sector will continue