Aerospace Defence and Security

This Frost & Sullivan study provides an overview of the research and development (R&D) budget of the US Department of Defense (DoD) for the period between FY2023 and FY2029. The study outlines the DoD’s budget activities and funding distribution amongst military branches and provides a forecast with spending estimates. It highlights the trends in...

In this study, Frost & Sullivan overviews the US Department of Defense’s missile defense spending between FY2023 and FY2029. The study outlines the department’s funding distribution among military branches, budget activity titles, and a forecast with future spending estimates. It also highlights the trends, challenges, drivers, and restraints t...

Frost & Sullivan defines consumer identity and access management (CIAM) as a framework that controls and manages consumer identities, access, and policies across IT infrastructures to protect enterprises from unauthorized and potentially harmful security breaches. CIAM solutions include single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, identity verifica...

Globally, airports are experiencing rapid transformation focused on improving efficiency and enhancing the passenger experience by leveraging advanced technologies. As a result, airports are rethinking the way they operate and their use of solutions and technologies, leading operators to search for alternative and innovative solutions and technolog...

Modern cloud-native security requires a paradigm shift to a shift-left model to protect applications by moving security closer to identified dynamic workloads and applications based on attributes and metadata, such as labels and tags. It requires early security integration and throughout the ADLC (instead of injecting security into later life cycle...

This study delves into the escalating threat landscape surrounding AI-driven attacks on biometric systems, driven by the exponential growth of AI technologies for remote authentication. As generative AI enables sophisticated attack methods, such as deepfakes, spoofing, and emulation, organizations across finance and banking, healthcare, e-commerce,...

The increasing utilization of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications offers organizations unparalleled visibility, scalability, and efficiency, helping them drive outcomes and achieve business goals. However, this has created a SaaS landscape that is so vast that organizations can no longer manually manage and monitor the SaaS applications in th...

The need for EASM has expanded well beyond compliance and the outdated practice of manually tracking digital assets in Excel; it is now a foundational element of modern cybersecurity. As digital transformation accelerates—through cloud migration, IoT, AI, and remote work—organizations’ digital footprints are growing at unprecedented rates. Th...

The emergence of the cloud has led to the rapid utilization of as-a-service technologies, such as software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications, among organizations worldwide. Many organizations use SaaS applications in their business operations as they offer flexibility, scalability, and efficiency that on-premises applications cannot provide, as the ...