This session will explore key cybersecurity trends and technologies for vendors and technology service providers in information security. For each category explored, we'll provide context for the sizing of the opportunity. customer adoption interest and potential disruptions to existing markets. Examples of technology categories that will be explored include SASE, SSE, Zero Trust, etc.

Cloud native applications live at the nexus of microservices-architected applications built on Linux containers using DevSecOps deployed onto programmatic cloud infrastructure and managed with an immutable infrastructure mindset. Securing cloud native applications requires new approaches for securing the entire lifecycle of the application. This session will provide specific guidance, tools and vendors to secure cloud native applications.

Gartner receives thousands of inquiries on zero trust every year. Some believe the debate is settled and zero trust is the only way to do security. However, the subject is far from settled. Is Zero Trust real or just a marketing term? Is it achievable? Is cloud native required? How mature does my identity program need to be to achieve a zero trust posture?

2023 will be disruptive for enterprise and vendors alike. For security vendors, several disruptions will take center stage: selling into economic headwinds, competing with Microsoft, customer preferences for converged security platforms. In this session, we provide specific advice for cybersecurity technology providers to adapt and thrive in this disruptive environment.