全球外部风险缓解和管理 (ERMM) 成长机会

Global External Risk Mitigation & Management (ERMM) Growth Opportunities

出版日期: 2023年12月18日 | 出版商:

Frost & Sullivan | 英文 80 Pages | 商品交期: 最快1-2个工作天内

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简介目录

“行业融合将决定 ERMM 解决方案的未来成长潜力。”

全球数位化努力深刻改变了现代威胁格局，导致攻击面扩大、IT 复杂性增加以及对第三方的依赖。传统的以外围为中心的安全措施已不再足够，因为威胁行为者现在将目标瞄准组织网路之外的数位资产。虚拟互动和不断扩大的合作伙伴网路正在增加网路钓鱼攻击和第三方妥协的风险。人工智慧和网路钓鱼和网路钓鱼等复杂技术的普及导致网路钓鱼和品牌假冒攻击增加。为了避免品牌受损、中断、客户流失和收益下降等严重后果，企业必须承担资料保护的责任。儘管有这些风险，许多企业仍依赖基于被动边界的安全，这凸显了对外部风险缓解和管理 (ERMM) 等整体、主动方法的需求。

ERMM 是一种网路安全措施，专注于绘製外部攻击面、持续监控威胁态势、降低风险以及实施全面的风险策略以加强组织的安全。此外，ERMM 独特地整合了非传统实践，例如外部攻击面管理 (EASM)、网路威胁情报 (CTI) 和数位风险保护 (DRP)。保护组织免受威胁已成为各部门共同努力，管理全面的风险策略并打击诈骗宣传活动和供应链攻击。儘管需要协作，许多组织和安全团队仍然处于孤立状态，阻碍了安全工作的整体有效性。 ERMM 平台充当组织内的结缔组织，将 CTI、DRP 和 EASM 用例以及管治、风险、合规性 (GRC)、行销、法律和 IT 流程与保全行动整合。

随着 CTI、DRP 和 EASM 细分市场的不断整合，外部风险缓解和管理 (ERMM) 市场正处于早期成长阶段。大型网路安全平台供应商透过自己的解决方案或收购进入 ERMM 领域可能有助于加速市场成长。主要驱动因素包括主动网路钓鱼防护的重要性日益增加以及供应链攻击的增加。供应商将继续优先考虑北美 (NA) 以及欧洲、中东和非洲 (EMEA) 的成长，因为这些地区高度集中具有安全成熟度和预算的大型企业。然而，亚太地区（APAC）和拉丁美洲（LATAM）地区也预计将实现稳定成长，整体趋势是安全成熟度不断提高。

分析范围
分割
主要供应商
成长指标
分销管道
生长促进因子
促生长因子分析
成长抑制因素
成长抑制因素分析
预测假设
收益预测
按地区分類的收益预测
各行业收益预测
按业务规模预测收益
收益预测分析
价格趋势和预测分析
竞争环境
收益占有率
收益占有率分析

成长机会分析：北美 (NA)

成长指标
收益预测
各行业收益预测
按业务规模预测收益
预测分析

成长机会分析：拉丁美洲 (LATAM)

成长指标
收益预测
各行业收益预测
按业务规模预测收益
预测分析

成长机会分析：欧洲、中东和非洲 (EMEA)

成长指标
收益预测
各行业收益预测
按业务规模预测收益
预测分析

成长机会分析：亚太地区 (APAC)

成长指标
收益预测
各行业收益预测
按业务规模预测收益
预测分析

成长机会宇宙

成长机会 1：策略 ERMM 行销宣传活动
成长机会2：进军拉丁美洲市场
成长机会三：加强AI融合

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Product Code: K93C-74

"Industry Convergence Dictates Future Growth Potential of ERMM Solutions."

The modern threat landscape has transformed significantly due to global digitalization efforts, leading to increased attack surfaces, IT complexity, and reliance on 3rd parties. Traditional security measures focused on the perimeter are no longer sufficient, as threat actors now target digital assets beyond an organization's network. Virtual interactions and expanding partner networks have elevated the risk of phishing attacks and 3rd party breaches. The proliferation of AI and sophisticated methodologies like smishing and phishing-as-a-service has fueled the rise of phishing and brand impersonation attacks. Businesses must take responsibility for data protection to avoid severe consequences, including brand erosion, disruptions, customer loss, and revenue decline. Despite these risks, many organizations still rely on reactive perimeter-based security, highlighting the need for a holistic and proactive approach like External Risk Mitigation and Management (ERMM).

ERMM comprises cybersecurity practices focused on mapping the external attack surface, continually monitoring the threat landscape, mitigating risks, and implementing a comprehensive risk strategy to enhance organizational security. Furthermore, ERMM uniquely integrates former distinct practices like external attack surface management (EASM), cyber threat intelligence (CTI), and digital risk protection (DRP) into a unified experience. Safeguarding organizations from threats has become a collaborative effort involving various departments in managing comprehensive risk strategies and counteract fraud campaigns and supply chain attacks. Despite this need for collaboration, many organizations and security teams still operate in silos, hindering the overall effectiveness of their security efforts. ERMM platforms serve as the connective tissue within organizations, not only consolidating CTI, DRP, and EASM use cases but also integrating governance, risk, and compliance (GRC), marketing, legal, and IT processes with security operations.

The external risk mitigation and management (ERMM) market is in its early growth stage, with the CTI, DRP, and EASM spaces continuing to converge. The entry of larger cybersecurity platform providers into the ERMM space through either proprietary solutions or acquisitions will contribute to accelerated market growth. Key drivers include the rising importance of proactive anti-phishing protection and an increase in supply chain attacks. Vendors will continue prioritizing growth in North America (NA) and Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), given the regions' concentration of large enterprises with higher security maturity and budgets. However, the Asia-Pacific (APAC) and Latin America (LATAM) regions will also experience steady growth, with an overall trend toward increased security maturity.