The digital era has unleashed new levels of convenience, but it’s also expanded the attack surface for fraud. As the scale and sophistication of fraudulent activity intensify, organizations across industries are turning to AI-driven fraud detection and prevention (FDP) strategies. Among these, Know Your User (KYU) has emerged as a pivotal framework, enabling seamless authentication and elevating user trust in the face of evolving threats.

Passive surveillance can no longer keep pace with modern threats. Organizations worldwide are turning to AI-driven surveillance analytics to gain not just visibility, but actionable intelligence, automated defense, and real-time threat neutralization.

According to Frost & Sullivan’s latest Frost Radar™ on Surveillance Analytics in Security, this dynamic industry is experiencing a fundamental transformation. The shift from reactive to predictive surveillance is not only reshaping safety strategies but also driving investments, innovations, and growth.

Cyber threats are evolving and so should your strategy. Explore Frost & Sullivan’s latest outlook on the Top 10 Growth Opportunities in Cybersecurity for 2025. From XDR (Extended Detection and Response) and AI-powered protection to identity access and software supply chain security, this analysis highlights where the industry is heading and how you can lead.

The modern business environment is a data jungle. From hybrid cloud to Software as a Service (SaaS) apps to edge storage, data sprawls across environments—making unified visibility and control nearly impossible. As a result, traditional security tools are no longer enough.

The explosion in data volume, rising cloud adoption, and AI-powered operations have left organizations vulnerable to compliance violations, data breaches, and operational chaos.

The rise of piracy, driven by new technologies, direct-to-consumer (D2C) platforms, and Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) services, is posing significant threats to digital content. Unauthorized access, illegal distribution, deepfakes, and regulatory violations are making robust anti-piracy measures essential—particularly for video content. As streaming services, production studios, and entertainment companies navigate evolving distribution models, the complexity of content protection is growing. Further, the widespread adoption of cable, satellite, and over-the-top (OTT) platforms has increased vulnerabilities such as content delivery network (CDN) leeching, account misuse, and digital theft.