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Executive Summary
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Introduction
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Research Findings
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Best of Breed Is the Norm, but Architectural Integration Is an Important Product…
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Cybersecurity Vendor Consolidation Is Happening
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Vendor Consolidation Increases the Influence of the CISO
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The Concept of Cybersecurity Platforms Resonates, but Needs Further Refinement
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Enterprise-class Cybersecurity Vendors Are Emerging
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SIEM Is Important for Enterprise-class Security Consideration
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Cisco, IBM, and Microsoft Are Most Commonly Perceived as Enterprise-class Securi…
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Conclusion
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Research Implications for Cybersecurity Vendors
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Research Implications for Cybersecurity Professionals
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Research Methodology
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Respondent Demographics
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Respondents by Number of Employees
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ESG Research Report: The Shifting Cybersecurity Landscape
Rise of Enterprise-class Vendors
Apr 18, 2017
The cybersecurity industry is populated with a plethora of vendors offering discrete solutions representing a fragmented market, historically absent of dominant leaders. The influx of venture capital funding, and, more recently, the participation of private equity firms, have contributed to a growing number of players vying for buyer mindshare and budget. However, notable M&A activity, including Symantec’s acquisition of BlueCoat, and the TPG Capital-led spinout of Intel Security, coupled with anecdotal customer feedback about point tool fatigue, indicate the cybersecurity market is at a tipping point, one that could lead to centers of power, vendor-centric ecosystems, and the emergence of a small group of enterprise-class cybersecurity vendors. These dynamics were the impetus for ESG to conduct research on both the rise of enterprise-class cybersecurity vendors and the requirements of enterprise-ready cybersecurity platforms.
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Table of Contents
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Executive Summary
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Introduction
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Research Findings
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Best of Breed Is the Norm, but Architectural Integration Is an Important Product Requirement
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Cybersecurity Vendor Consolidation Is Happening
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Vendor Consolidation Increases the Influence of the CISO
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The Concept of Cybersecurity Platforms Resonates, but Needs Further Refinement
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Enterprise-class Cybersecurity Vendors Are Emerging
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SIEM Is Important for Enterprise-class Security Consideration
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Cisco, IBM, and Microsoft Are Most Commonly Perceived as Enterprise-class Security Vendors
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Conclusion
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Research Implications for Cybersecurity Vendors
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Research Implications for Cybersecurity Professionals
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Research Methodology
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Respondent Demographics
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Respondents by Current Responsibility
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Respondents by Number of Employees
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Respondents by Industry
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Respondents by Annual Revenue
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