Swiss Firms Seek to Counter AI Threats With AI Responses
The 2024 ISG Provider Lens™ Cybersecurity report for Switzerland reveals that Swiss enterprises are seeking AI-enhanced cybersecurity solutions to counter growing AI-powered cyber threats. Key findings include:
1. Midsize Swiss firms prefer locally based cybersecurity providers, valuing 'Swissness' and cultural alignment.
2. Companies are turning to external services like security operations centers due to a shortage of cybersecurity specialists.
3. Stringent regulations are driving stronger security measures, especially in data protection.
4. There's a growing interest in providers offering services within Switzerland, particularly for cloud solutions and SOCs.
5. The report evaluates 89 providers across 7 quadrants, naming several Leaders in multiple categories.
Il rapporto 2024 ISG Provider Lens™ sulla cybersecurity per la Svizzera rivela che le aziende svizzere stanno cercando soluzioni di cybersecurity potenziate dall'IA per contrastare le crescenti minacce informatiche alimentate dall'IA. I risultati chiave includono:
1. Le aziende svizzere di medie dimensioni preferiscono fornitori di cybersecurity con sede locale, apprezzando la 'svizzera' e l'allineamento culturale.
2. Le aziende si stanno rivolgendo a servizi esterni come i centri operativi di sicurezza a causa della carenza di specialisti in cybersecurity.
3. Normative rigorose stanno portando a misure di sicurezza più forti, soprattutto in materia di protezione dei dati.
4. C'è un crescente interesse per i fornitori che offrono servizi all'interno della Svizzera, in particolare per le soluzioni cloud e i SOC.
5. Il rapporto valuta 89 fornitori in 7 quadranti, nominando diversi Leader in più categorie.
El informe ISG Provider Lens™ de ciberseguridad 2024 para Suiza revela que las empresas suizas están buscando soluciones de ciberseguridad mejoradas con IA para contrarrestar las crecientes amenazas cibernéticas impulsadas por IA. Los hallazgos clave incluyen:
1. Las empresas suizas de tamaño mediano prefieren proveedores de ciberseguridad locales, valorando la 'suissidad' y la alineación cultural.
2. Las empresas están recurriendo a servicios externos como centros de operaciones de seguridad debido a la escasez de especialistas en ciberseguridad.
3. Regulaciones estrictas están impulsando medidas de seguridad más fuertes, especialmente en protección de datos.
4. Hay un creciente interés por parte de los proveedores que ofrecen servicios dentro de Suiza, particularmente para soluciones en la nube y SOC.
5. El informe evalúa 89 proveedores en 7 cuadrantes, nombrando a varios Líderes en múltiples categorías.
2024년에 발표된 스위스 ISG Provider Lens™ 사이버 보안 보고서는 스위스 기업들이 증가하는 AI 기반 사이버 위협에 대응하기 위해 AI-enhanced 사이버 보안 솔루션을 모색하고 있다고 밝혔습니다. 주요 발견 사항은 다음과 같습니다:
1. 중소형 스위스 기업들은 문화적 일치와 '스위스성'을 중시하며 지역 기반 사이버 보안 제공업체를 선호하고 있습니다.
2. 기업들은 사이버 보안 전문가의 부족으로 인해 보안 운영 센터와 같은 외부 서비스로 눈을 돌리고 있습니다.
3. 엄격한 규제는 데이터 보호를 포함한 강력한 보안 조치를 촉진하고 있습니다.
4. 클라우드 솔루션 및 SOC를 위해 스위스 내에서 서비스를 제공하는 공급자에 대한 관심이 높아지고 있습니다.
5. 보고서는 7개의 쿼드런트에서 89개의 공급자를 평가하며, 여러 카테고리에서 여러 리더를 지명하고 있습니다.
Le rapport ISG Provider Lens™ sur la cybersécurité 2024 pour la Suisse révèle que les entreprises suisses recherchent des solutions de cybersécurité renforcées par l'IA pour contrer les menaces cybernétiques de plus en plus nombreuses alimentées par l'IA. Les conclusions clés incluent :
1. Les entreprises suisses de taille intermédiaire préfèrent les fournisseurs de cybersécurité basés localement, valorisant la 'suisse' et l'alignement culturel.
2. Les entreprises se tournent vers des services externes comme les centres d'opérations de sécurité en raison d'une pénurie de spécialistes en cybersécurité.
3. Des réglementations strictes incitent à des mesures de sécurité plus rigoureuses, notamment en matière de protection des données.
4. Un intérêt croissant se manifeste pour les fournisseurs offrant des services en Suisse, en particulier pour des solutions cloud et des SOC.
5. Le rapport évalue 89 fournisseurs dans 7 quadrants, désignant plusieurs leaders dans différentes catégories.
Der ISG Provider Lens™ Cybersecurity Bericht 2024 für die Schweiz zeigt, dass schweizerische Unternehmen nach KI-gestützten Cybersecurity-Lösungen suchen, um den wachsenden KI-gestützten Cyberbedrohungen entgegenzuwirken. Die wichtigsten Ergebnisse sind:
1. Schweizer Mittelstandsunternehmen bevorzugen lokal ansässige Cybersecurity-Anbieter und schätzen die 'Schweizer Herkunft' sowie kulturelle Übereinstimmung.
2. Aufgrund eines Mangels an Cybersecurity-Spezialisten wenden sich Unternehmen vermehrt an externe Dienste wie Security Operations Centers.
3. Strenge Vorschriften treiben stärkere Sicherheitsmaßnahmen voran, insbesondere im Bereich Datenschutz.
4. Es gibt ein wachsendes Interesse an Anbietern, die Dienstleistungen innerhalb der Schweiz anbieten, insbesondere im Bereich Cloud-Lösungen und SOCs.
5. Der Bericht bewertet 89 Anbieter in 7 Quadranten und benennt mehrere Marktführer in verschiedenen Kategorien.
- Growing market for AI-enhanced cybersecurity solutions in Switzerland
- Increased demand for external cybersecurity services and SOCs
- Strong preference for locally-based providers, benefiting Swiss companies
- Evaluation of 89 providers across 7 quadrants, indicating a competitive market
- Shortage of cybersecurity specialists in Swiss companies
- Increased cybersecurity risks due to AI and quantum technology advancements
- Stringent legal regulations forcing companies to implement stronger security measures
Insights
Swiss enterprises are increasingly turning to sophisticated cybersecurity measures to combat the growing threat of AI-enhanced cyberattacks. This shift is not only a response to advancements in AI and quantum technologies that could potentially harm their operations, but also a necessity driven by stringent legal regulations.
From my perspective, the strategic move by midsize Swiss enterprises to prefer local cybersecurity providers underscores a important trend — 'Swissness,' or the trust in local resources. This local trust is pivotal in sectors like banking, where data privacy is paramount. By leveraging locally based cybersecurity services, these enterprises ensure compliance with stringent Swiss data protection laws and maintain a high trust level among stakeholders.
However, this trend also highlights a significant challenge: the shortage of cybersecurity specialists. Swiss companies are increasingly reliant on external services, such as Security Operations Centers (SOCs), to fill this gap. This dependency on external expertise must be managed carefully to avoid potential vulnerabilities.
Overall, while the emphasis on local providers ensures compliance and trust, the reliance on external services due to a talent shortage could pose risks in the long term.
The reliance on advanced cybersecurity measures by Swiss enterprises reflects broader market dynamics where cybersecurity spending is on the rise. This trend is particularly important for investors focusing on tech and cybersecurity stocks. Companies that are named leaders in multiple quadrants of the ISG report, such as IBM, Eviden and Swisscom, are likely to see a positive impact on their stock prices due to increased demand for their services.
From an investment perspective, Swisscom and other local providers have a unique advantage because of the 'Swissness' factor. Their ability to offer locally based solutions not only attracts more business but also positions them favorably against global competitors. This could result in stronger financial performance and potentially higher returns for investors.
On the flip side, companies classified as 'Rising Stars' like Kudelski Security and Skyhigh Security represent potential high-growth opportunities. These firms are recognized for their promising portfolios and high future potential, making them attractive for investors seeking growth stocks in the cybersecurity sector.
The ISG report highlights a critical shift in the cybersecurity landscape for Swiss enterprises, especially midsize companies. The emphasis on locally based cybersecurity solutions is driven by stringent legal regulations and a cultural preference for trusted local resources. This shift is indicative of a larger trend in the cybersecurity market where localized solutions are becoming increasingly important.
For market analysts, it's essential to note the competitive landscape highlighted by the report. Companies like IBM, Swisscom and Accenture being named as leaders in multiple quadrants indicates a highly competitive and consolidated market. The focus on innovative solutions like AI and automation by these leaders suggests that future market growth will be driven by technological advancements and the ability to offer proactive cybersecurity measures.
Moreover, the report also points to the growing importance of customer experience in cybersecurity services, as evidenced by Zensar Technologies' recognition as the global ISG CX Star Performer for 2024. This trend emphasizes that beyond technical capabilities, the ability to deliver exceptional customer experiences will be a key differentiator in the market.
Midsize Swiss enterprises often demonstrate a preference for cybersecurity solutions and services that are locally based, ISG Provider Lens™ report says
ZÜRICH--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Swiss enterprises that are feeling an increased risk of AI-enhanced cyberattacks are looking for solutions and services that can provide equally sophisticated cybersecurity protection, according to a new research report published today by Information Services Group (ISG) (Nasdaq: III), a leading global technology research and advisory firm.
The 2024 ISG Provider Lens™ Cybersecurity - Solutions and Services report for
“Many Swiss companies, especially midsize ones, are suffering from a shortage of cybersecurity specialists,” said Uwe Ladwig, managing director, ISG Switzerland. “That is why their IT managers are turning to external services, such as security operations centers, for assistance.”
Concerns about cybersecurity extend beyond the company’s own protection, the ISG report says. Stringent legal regulations are forcing Swiss enterprises to implement stronger security measures to prevent cyberattacks, the report says. These measures apply especially to data protection, which has long been a top priority in
In addition, there is generally greater trust in
“Midsize Swiss enterprises often have distinct cybersecurity requirements,” said Jan Erik Aase, partner and global leader, ISG Provider Lens Research. “When looking for a provider, they consider communication and cultural aspects as particularly important in the decision-making process.”
The report also examines how what was once just considered IT security has steadily evolved into corporate security.
For more insights into the cybersecurity challenges that enterprises in
The 2024 ISG Provider Lens™ Cybersecurity - Solutions and Services report for
The report names IBM as a Leader in five quadrants, while Eviden and Swisscom are named as Leaders in four quadrants each. Accenture, Deutsche Telekom, HCLTech, InfoGuard, ISPIN and United Security Providers are named as Leaders in three quadrants each, while Aveniq, Capgemini, Microsoft, Palo Alto Networks and Wipro are named as Leaders in two quadrants each. Axians, Bechtle, Broadcom, Cato Networks, Cisco, CrowdStrike, Deloitte, DXC Technology, Ergon Informatik, Forcepoint, Fortinet, KPMG, Netskope,
In addition, Kudelski Security, Skyhigh Security, Thales and Trellix are named as Rising Stars — companies with a “promising portfolio” and “high future potential” by ISG’s definition — in one quadrant each.
In the area of customer experience, Zensar Technologies is named the global ISG CX Star Performer for 2024 among Cybersecurity – Solutions and Services partners. Zensar Technologies earned the highest customer satisfaction scores in ISG's Voice of the Customer survey, part of the ISG Star of Excellence™ program, the premier quality recognition for the technology and business services industry.
Customized versions of the report are available from InfoGuard and Swisscom.
The 2024 ISG Provider Lens™ Cybersecurity - Solutions and Services report for
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