Insights into the Evolving Landscape of IT Risk Management (ITRM)
Quadrant Knowledge Solutions
Reveals that IT
Risk Management Market is Projected to Register a CAGR of 11.90% by
2027. Organizations worldwide engage in partnerships with various third-party
entities such as vendors, suppliers, and contractors to outsource their
products and essential services, aiming to reduce operational costs, enhance
profitability, gain a competitive edge, expedite time to market, and enhance
overall productivity.
According to Quadrant Knowledge
Solutions, "IT risk management (ITRM)," also referred to as
'information security risk management,' constitutes a component of the
enterprise risk management (ERM) framework, focusing on cyber and IT risks and
threats throughout the risk management lifecycle.
The following key inquiries will
be addressed in this study:
·
What
is the current competitive landscape within the IT Risk Management (ITRM)
market?
·
What
is the market share held by major vendors in this domain?
·
What
are the primary competitive dynamics observed in the global and regional
markets for ITRM?
·
Who
are the prominent vendors operating in the global and regional markets?
·
Are
there vendors specializing in particular industries?
·
How
do different vendors compare in terms of their offerings between cloud-based
and on-premises solutions?
Vendors covered:
Allgress, Acuity Risk
Management, Apptega, Diligent, IBM, LogicManager, LogicGate, OneTrust,
Metricstream, NAVEX, RSA (Archer), Riskonnect, Reciprocity, Resolver,
ServiceNow, SAI360, SDG Corporation, SureCloud, and TechDemocracy.
Given the escalating cyber
threats and digital vulnerabilities, vendors specializing in IT risk management
increasingly harness technologies like artificial intelligence, machine
learning, and predictive analytics to enable continuous monitoring of activities.
Concurrently, global regulations and compliance standards are growing stricter,
with regulators placing greater emphasis on risk monitoring, segregation of
duties (SOD) management reporting, and continuous control monitoring (CCM).
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