The rise of cloud computing, IoT devices, and IT-OT convergence has significantly expanded the attack surface, making enterprises more vulnerable to advanced cyber threats. Organizations struggle with managing complex security environments, bridging talent shortages, and balancing budget constraints while ensuring robust cybersecurity. As a result, they increasingly turn to Managed Detection and Response (MDR) providers for real-time threat visibility, automated incident containment, and seamless security integration. Providers are addressing these challenges by integrating cutting-edge innovations such as generative AI-driven threat detection, incident response, and threat investigation, Security Operations Center (SOC)-as-a-service for scalable cloud-based operations, and XDR capabilities for holistic telemetry coverage. The growing convergence of IT and OT security has also fuelled the demand for unified SOCs capable of managing diverse digital ecosystems. This compendium provides detailed and fact-based snapshots of 29 global MDR providers featured on the Managed Detection and Response (MDR) Services – Provider Compendium 2025. Each profile offers a comprehensive picture of the provider’s operations, delivery presence, solutions, investments, and market success.

As enterprise IT ecosystems grow more complex with hybrid environments, expanding threat surfaces, and an urgent need for faster threat response, organizations are partnering with specialist Managed Detection and Response (MDR) providers for highly tuned and expert-led cybersecurity services. These specialists are becoming vital partners in enabling 24×7 monitoring, rapid containment, and advanced threat detection across endpoints, cloud, and operational technology. Specialist MDR providers offer identity-aware threat detection, curated threat intelligence, and fully integrated remediation support, often tailored to lean security teams. The emphasis is on deployment agility, customized detection pipelines, and seamless scalability, coupled with investments in automation, unified telemetry, and co-innovation partnerships. In this report, Everest Group analyzes eight MDR providers featured on the Managed Detection and Response (MDR) Services Specialists PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2025. The report is designed to offer enterprises an informed lens to evaluate MDR specialist partners and equip providers with a benchmarking tool to examine their relative market positioning and investment priorities.

In this report, we evaluate Saviynt’s product innovations announced at RSA Conference (RSAC) 2025, particularly focusing on its AI-powered Identity Security Posture Management (ISPM) capabilities. Saviynt’s product launch builds on its identity cloud platform by introducing features designed to provide real-time visibility into identity posture, risk signals, and governance maturity. Core capabilities include auto-generating role descriptions, identifying orphaned accounts, and improving ownership clarity of service identities, addressing long-standing challenges in identity data hygiene. A key strength is the platform’s application-owner-centric approach, which enables business teams to directly access and analyze access control and usage data. Built upon a zero-trust-aligned architecture, the offering leverages an AI-enabled data lake to enforce continuous verification principles. Despite these enhancements, the launch reveals some gaps that enterprises may need to explore further. These include limited disclosure around integration with broader security ecosystems, such as security information and event management and threat intelligence platforms, a lack of clarity around pricing/licensing models, and insufficient transparency into the AI algorithms used. Saviynt’s ISPM solution, while promising in its conceptual direction, will benefit from better articulation of deployment strategies and industry-aligned use cases.

This comprehensive report examines the state of the Identity and Access Management (IAM) services market as it evolves toward converged solutions that integrate identity governance and administration and privileged IAM. It discusses how unified platforms designed to simplify identity management, reduce operational risks, and improve compliance across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments are replacing fragmented legacy systems. By drawing on robust research scope and real-world market touchpoints, the report analyzes current trends and future growth prospects in detail. The report further delves into key market dynamics and challenges – including rising cyber threats, digital infrastructures’ increasing complexity, and the need for continuous oversight – that are driving integrated IAM framework adoption. It also highlights strategic recommendations and frameworks, such as the 5A model, that can help enterprises assess, architect, activate, augment, and advance their converged IAM journey. This detailed exploration makes the report an essential resource for CIOs, security leaders, and IT strategists aiming to future-proof their organizations’ IAM practices. Scope All industries and geographies Contents In this report, we examine Digital identity challenges Converged IAM’s evolution Global market insights The 5A framework Membership(s) Cybersecurity Sourcing and Vendor Management

Cloud computing, IoT devices, and IT-OT convergence have significantly expanded enterprises' attack surfaces, making them more vulnerable to advanced cyber threats. Organizations struggle with managing complex security environments, bridging talent shortages, and balancing budget constraints while ensuring robust cybersecurity. As a result, they increasingly turn to Managed Detection and Response (MDR) providers for real-time threat visibility, automated incident containment, and seamless security integration. Providers are addressing these challenges by integrating cutting-edge innovations such as generative AI-driven threat detection, incident response, threat investigation, security-operations-center-as-a-service for scalable cloud-based operations, and extended detection and response capabilities for holistic telemetry coverage. IT and OT security’s growing convergence has also fueled the demand for unified security operations centers capable of managing diverse digital ecosystems. In this report, we assess 29 global MDR providers featured on the Managed Detection and Response (MDR) Services PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2025. The assessment is based on Everest Group’s annual RFI process for the calendar year 2024, interactions with leading MDR providers, client reference checks, and an ongoing analysis of the MDR services market.     Scope All industries and geographies Contents In this report, we examine: MDR Services PEAK Matrix® assessment characteristics and providers’ positioning Key sourcing considerations for enterprises selecting MDR providers Providers’ key strengths and limitations Membership(s) Cybersecurity Sourcing and Vendor Management

European enterprises struggle with distinct cybersecurity challenges due to the region’s diverse cultural, linguistic, and regulatory landscape, demanding tailored solutions from providers. With rising generative AI usage, data security and governance laws, including the AI Act, are imposing stricter compliance requirements. Meanwhile, the proliferation of cloud computing, IoT, and remote work has expanded the cyberattack surface, increasing exposure to sophisticated cyber threats. In response, providers are advancing AI-driven threat detection, zero-trust frameworks, and SASE solutions. Autonomous security operations centers are increasingly adopting continuous monitoring and rapid threat mitigation. To stay competitive, providers are upskilling talent and automating processes to address cybersecurity skill shortages. As digital threats evolve, they must embrace adaptive security strategies and maintain agility to navigate Europe’s complex regulatory landscape. In this compendium, we provide detailed and fact-based snapshots of 28 global cybersecurity providers featured on the Cybersecurity Services PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2024 – Europe. Each profile offers a comprehensive picture of the provider’s operational overview, delivery presence, solutions on offer, investments, and market success. Scope Industry: all Geography: Europe Memberships Cybersecurity Sourcing and Vendor Management

Cybersecurity services’ demand in North America has significantly grown, driven by rapid digital transformation, evolving cyber threats, and heightened regulatory scrutiny. The attack surface has expanded as businesses adopt cloud-based infrastructures and remote work models, making robust cybersecurity measures essential. As organizations aim to protect sensitive data, mitigate risks, and ensure compliance with evolving regulations such as CCPA and HIPAA, they are increasingly adopting key service areas such as managed detection and response, identity and access management, and cloud security. Furthermore, industries such as BFSI, healthcare, and manufacturing are leading the charge in prioritizing advanced cybersecurity solutions to address industry-specific vulnerabilities. This trend is expected to continue as North America remains a prime target for cyberattacks, driving innovation and investment in proactive, adaptive, and resilient cybersecurity strategies. This compendium provides detailed and fact-based snapshots of 30 global cloud security providers featured on the Cybersecurity Services PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2024 – North America. Each profile comprehensively outlines the provider’s offerings, operations, delivery presence, investments, and market success. Scope Industry: all-encompassing industries worldwide Geography: North America Membership(s) Cybersecurity Sourcing and Vendor Management

The demand for comprehensive cybersecurity services is increasing worldwide due to hybrid working models, rapid digitalization initiatives expanding the attack surface, evolving regulations, and escalating cyber threats. These factors drive businesses to invest in advanced cybersecurity solutions for operational security, regulatory compliance, and customer trust. Additionally, as governments worldwide enforce stricter data protection and security regulations, enterprises face increasing pressure to adhere to localized data privacy laws. In response to these pressures, the C-suite is now more actively involved in cybersecurity decision-making, driven by heightened awareness of the potential impact on business operations and reputation. Enterprises are now seeking cybersecurity services specialist providers offering highly tailored and cost-effective solutions and expertise to their cybersecurity portfolios. This compendium provides detailed and fact-based snapshots of 12 global cybersecurity services providers featured on the Cybersecurity Services Specialists PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2024. Each profile comprehensively captures the provider’s operational overview, delivery presence, solution offerings, investments, and market success Scope All industries and geographies Services: cybersecurity services The assessment is based on Everest Group’s annual RFI process for the calendar year 2024, interactions with leading cybersecurity providers, client reference checks, and an ongoing analysis of the cybersecurity services market The assessment is focused on cybersecurity services specialist providers that meet the below criteria: At least 50% of firm’s annual revenue is attributed to cybersecurity services Overall number of cybersecurity FTEs is less than 5,000 Overall firm revenue is less than US$2 billion Contents In this report, we examine 12 cybersecurity providers’ profiles and key strengths and limitations and provide enterprise sourcing considerations Membership(s) Cybersecurity Sourcing and Vendor Management

The demand for comprehensive cybersecurity services is increasing globally due to hybrid working models, rapid digitalization initiatives expanding the attack surface, evolving regulations, and escalating cyber threats. These factors drive businesses to invest in advanced cybersecurity solutions that can safeguard their operations, ensure regulatory compliance, and maintain customer trust. Additionally, as governments worldwide enforce stricter data protection and security regulations, enterprises face increasing pressure to comply with these regulations and adhere to localized data privacy laws. In response to these pressures, the C-suite is now more actively involved in cybersecurity decision-making, driven by heightened awareness of the potential impact on business operations, reputation, and compliance. Global enterprises are now seeking cybersecurity services specialist providers offering highly tailored and cost-effective cybersecurity solutions and bringing deep expertise to their cybersecurity portfolios. In this report, we comprehensively analyze 12 cybersecurity services providers as featured on the Cybersecurity Services Specialists PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2024. The research will help buyers select the right-fit provider for their needs, while providers will be able to benchmark themselves against each other. Scope All industries and geographies Services: Cybersecurity services The assessment is based on Everest Group’s annual RFI process for the calendar year 2024, interactions with leading cybersecurity service providers, client reference checks, and an ongoing analysis of the cybersecurity services market The assessment is focused on cybersecurity services specialist providers that meet the below criteria: At least 50% of firm’s annual revenue attributed to cybersecurity services Overall number of cybersecurity FTEs less than 5,000 Overall firm revenue less than $2 billion Contents In this report, we examine Cybersecurity services specialists PEAK Matrix characteristics 12 cybersecurity services specialist providers’ profiles Providers’ key strengths and limitations Enterprise sourcing considerations Membership(s) Cybersecurity Sourcing and Vendor Management

Due to the region’s diverse cultural, linguistic, and regulatory landscape, European enterprises face unique cybersecurity demands, requiring customized solutions from providers. The region's data security and governance laws are rapidly tightening, especially with generative AI’s growing popularity. The AI Act and other regulations introduce new compliance requirements that European businesses must meet. On the other hand, cloud computing, IoT, and remote work have expanded the attack surface, increasing vulnerability to cyber threats. In response, providers are developing AI-driven threat detection, zero-trust frameworks, and SASE solutions. Autonomous security operations centers are also gaining traction to provide continuous monitoring and rapid threat response. To stay competitive, providers are upskilling their workforce and automating processes to address the skill gap in cybersecurity. As digital threats evolve, providers must prioritize adaptive security measures and remain flexible to thrive in Europe’s complex regulatory environment. In this research, we assess 28 European cybersecurity providers, featured on the Cybersecurity Services PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2024. The assessment is based on Everest Group’s annual RFI process for the calendar year 2024, interactions with leading cybersecurity providers, client reference checks, and the cybersecurity services market’s ongoing analysis. Scope All-encompassing industries worldwide Geography: Europe Contents In this report, we examine: Cybersecurity Services PEAK Matrix® characteristics in Europe Sourcing considerations for enterprises Providers’ key strengths and limitations in Europe Membership(s) Cybersecurity Sourcing and Vendor Management