As the demand for robust security defense grows, the market for cybersecurity technology has exploded, as have the number of available solutions.
To help you navigate this growing market, we provide our recommendations for the world's leading cybersecurity technology providers, based on their innovation, revenue and growth, user reviews, product features and benefits, analyst reports, independent security tests, and use cases.
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Topping our list once again is Palo Alto Networks, and for one very good reason: Its long history of top scores in rigorous independent security tests, whether in next-gen firewalls, endpoint detection and response or any other area.
While known primarily for its comprehensive cybersecurity solutions, Palo Alto managed a top four finish in the first MITRE managed security tests, showing that it's no slouch in security services either.
The network security vendor is another that doesn't shy away from rigorous testing, and that's landed the company on 16 of our top cybersecurity software and hardware lists.
Cisco has made 14 of our top security product lists: identity and access management, web gateways, network detection and response, SASE, SD-WAN, NGFW, IDPS, CASB, NAC, IoT, cybersecurity software, XDR, network security and zero trust.
Big Blue has made 12 of our top security product lists: UEM, container security, SOAR, SIEM, IAM, encryption, database security, threat intelligence, single sign-on, patch management, managed security services, and cybersecurity products.
With easy to use, deploy and manage products, Okta continues to attract security buyers, with revenues expected to grow 41% this year to $1.83 billion and a long-term expected growth rate of 25%. In addition to IAM and zero trust, the 14-year-old San Francisco-based company also made our top network security and single sign-on lists.
That focus on a critical - and difficult to get right - cybersecurity practice has landed the Maryland-based company on six of our top product lists: Vulnerability management, vulnerability scanning, patch management, cloud security, Active Directory security, and breach and attack simulation.
Symantec has made 15 of our top product lists, including endpoint security, CASB, WAF, web gateways, managed services, encryption, XDR, access management, DLP and zero trust.
Trellix, the name given to the merged entity of FireEye and McAfee Enterprise, has appeared on 15 of our top security products lists.
The following table compares our top 20 providers, including their appearances on our top product lists and raw scores from Gartner Peer Insights, Glassdoor, and composite independent security testing.
There are plenty of providers that not only have SMB-friendly costs but also have security solutions designed for small companies.
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The following companies are a sample of highly rated enterprises with strong security solutions.
With the damage a breach can do to a company's intellectual property, reputation and revenues - not to mention heavy fines under data privacy laws - companies have been pouring money into the $188 billion enterprise security market.
To compile our list, we start with innovation and market leadership, hence our focus on our rigorously researched top security product lists.
The enterprise security market is a wide one, covering a range of technologies and systems that need to be protected.
This Cyber News was published on www.esecurityplanet.com. Publication date: Fri, 01 Dec 2023 23:06:56 +0000