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The cybersecurity industry is experiencing rapid growth driven by increasing digital transformation, sophisticated cyber threats, and stringent regulatory demands. Organizations globally are investing heavily in advanced security solutions, particularly in areas like threat exposure management and attack surface management, to protect their expanding digital footprints and critical assets. The adoption of AI and automation is also reshaping the landscape, making solutions more proactive and efficient.
Total Assets Under Management (AUM)
Cybersecurity Market Size in United States
~Approximately $60 billion
(13-15% CAGR)
- Cloud security and data privacy are key drivers.
- Demand for managed security services is increasing.
- Regulatory compliance fuels investment.
Approximately $60 billion
Generative AI is revolutionizing threat detection, response, and even vulnerability discovery by creating synthetic data for training, automating incident summaries, and generating sophisticated attack simulations.
Integrating AI into ASM enhances the discovery of unknown assets, predicts potential attack paths, and prioritizes vulnerabilities with unprecedented accuracy based on real-time threat intelligence and behavioral analysis.
SMA decentralizes security controls, enabling a more composable and scalable approach where security is distributed closer to the assets it protects, enhancing flexibility and resilience in hybrid environments.
NIST CSF 2.0, released in February 2024, expands its scope beyond critical infrastructure to all organizations, adding a new 'Govern' function focusing on organizational cybersecurity risk governance, and emphasizing supply chain risk management.
This updated framework drives increased demand for comprehensive risk management solutions like Hive Pro's, as organizations seek to align their security programs with its expanded guidelines, especially in governance and supply chain security.
Effective December 2023, these rules require publicly traded companies to disclose material cybersecurity incidents within four business days and annually report on their cybersecurity risk management, strategy, and governance.
The rules significantly increase the pressure on companies to have robust, real-time threat exposure management capabilities to accurately identify, assess, and report material incidents and their overall cybersecurity posture, directly benefiting platforms that provide such visibility and reporting.
CIRCIA mandates that critical infrastructure entities report covered cyber incidents and ransomware payments to CISA within 72 and 24 hours, respectively, from reasonable belief of occurrence.
This act necessitates enhanced incident detection, response, and reporting capabilities for critical infrastructure organizations, driving investment in platforms that can rapidly identify and validate exposures, thereby assisting in timely compliance.
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