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Continuous Compromise Assessment™ is Championing the NAV Market

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The research team at the global analyst firm Frost & Sullivan has released their most recent “Network Analysis and Visibility Market Assessment Guide”. This guide is the result of thorough market evaluation and represents a key resource for organizations and decision makers that are committed to detecting compromises in their networks.

NAV: Market Definition

Network Analysis and Visibility (NAV) is a market that has gained traction and matured significantly in recent years to provide:

  • Deeper visibility of the enterprise network
  • Compromise detection at speed
  • Factual information for better preparation against attacks
  • Wide range of response and orchestration options

These elements together give the organizations the ability to monitor and analyze anomalies and threats that are materializing within their networks, and ultimately achieve a zero compromise status.

About Frost and Sullivan’s assessment

Frost & Sullivan’s research team compared five recognized vendors—including Lumu—in the Network Analysis and Visibility market, considering key aspects that represent the most value for organizations such as:

  • Range of network metadata sources
  • Deployment Model (Cloud, Hybrid, Hardware, Anywhere)
  • Time to Value (Results and benefits after deploying the service)
  • Detection Capabilities
  • Analysis Method

From this comparison, the Frost & Sullivan research team positioned each of the vendors on their Frost Radar™ which presents a clear perspective to decision makers on how to pick the right vendor to be incorporated into their cybersecurity ecosystem.

Source: Network Analysis and Visibility (NAV) Market Assessment Guide

Lumu Keeps Growing and Championing the NAV Market

According to Frost & Sullivan, Lumu’s Continuous Compromise Assessment properly addresses the needs of any organization despite their vertical, size, or budget since it “combines the approaches to XDR, culminating in a comprehensive solution covering functionalities of Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), network detection and response (NDR), as well as operationalization of threat intelligence. This approach overcomes the complexity caused by different cybersecurity technologies as it has a clear objective: enable organizations to operate cybersecurity proficiently”.

Network Analysis and Visibility is driving the cybersecurity strategy for organizations as it facilitates securing the remote workforce, allows immediate identification and containment of sophisticated attacks, and enables visibility across all assets (User, OT, IoT). If you want to take your cybersecurity strategy to the next level we invite you to gain strategic insights and next steps by accessing the full report by clicking here.

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