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Emerging Technologies and Trends Impact Radar: Security
Summary
Security technologies must continually evolve to match transformations across digital business landscapes. Product managers must address new security risks and threats posed by new infrastructures, business-enabling technologies and evolved security programs.
Published: 13 November 2019
ID: G00450798
Analyst(s): Lawrence Pingree , Nat Smith , Elizabeth Kim , John A. Wheeler , Ruggero Contu , Eric Ahlm , Mark Driver
Table Of Contents
Analysis
- Overview of Emerging Technologies and Trends Impact Radar
- How to Use the Emerging Technologies and Trends Impact Radar
- Security Emerging Technologies and Trend Impact Radar Profiles
- Now Range Impact
- Short-Range Impact
- Midrange Impact
- Long-Range Impact
- Security Emerging Technologies and Trends Watchlist
- Explaining the Emerging Technologies and Trends Impact Radar Research and Methodology
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