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Innovations in Threat Intelligence, Web Security, and IoT Security, 2020 Market Report - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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The "Innovations in Threat Intelligence, Web Security, and IoT Security" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

This Cyber Security Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) provides a snapshot on emerging cybersecurity solutions powered by the cloud, IoT, and artificial intelligence-based innovations that help companies protect from threats, data breaches, phishing attacks, and defend against modern attacks residing within the cloud, endpoints, and various network layers.

Cyber Security TOE's mission is to investigate new and emerging developments that aim to protect the network infrastructure and the resources operating in the network.

The TOE offers strategic insights that would help identify new business opportunities and enhance technology portfolio decisions by assessing new developments and product launches in anti-spam, anti-virus, phishing, identity management, disaster recovery, firewalls, virtual private networks, end-point security, content filtering, Web application security, authentication and access control, intrusion prevention and detection systems, encryption algorithms, cryptographic techniques, and pattern recognition systems for network security.

Highlights of this service include technology road mapping of network security technologies; IP portfolio analysis; information on funding and investment opportunities; evaluation of commercial opportunities from technology developments; technology assessment; analysis of technology accelerators and challenges and many more.

Key Topics Covered:

  • IntSights, US

  • Swimlane, US

  • Corelight, US

  • KELA Group, Israel

  • Growth Opportunities: Threat Intelligence

    • LevelOps, US

    • Refactr, US

    • NeuraLegion, Israel

    • Orca Security, Israel

  • Growth Opportunities: Application Security

    • Aqua Security, Israel

    • CyberMDX, US

    • Trustonic, UK

  • Growth Opportunities: IoT Security

    • ObserveIT, US

    • HanSight, China

    • Crowd Strike, US

    • Proofpoint, US

  • Growth Opportunities: Web Security

  • Key Contacts

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