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The Radicati Group provides quantitative and qualitative research on email, security, instant messaging, social networking, information archiving, regulatory compliance, wireless technologies, unified communications, and more. It delivers detailed worldwide market size, installed base and forecast information, as well as detailed country breakouts for all technology areas it covers.
The Radicati Group works with investment firms on a worldwide basis to identify and evaluate new investment opportunities. Sara Radicati is also available to serve on the board of directors of companies in high technology markets.
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Cloud Business Email Market, 2024-2028
An in-depth analysis of the cloud email and collaboration market, including:
{More»}Email Market, 2024-2028
A comprehensive analysis of the worldwide Email Market, across all key segments:
{More»}Microsoft 365, Exchange Server and Outlook Market Analysis, 2024-2028
A detailed analysis of market penetration of Microsoft 365, Exchange Server, Outlook, and Outlook on the web in the Email and Collaboration market. The study includes:
{More»}Email Statistics Report, 2024-2028
A new study from the Radicati Group brings together statistics and forecasts on the business and consumer use of Email and Mobile Email, including:
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News-By-Mail January 9, 2025 ~ January 16, 2025
Security
SentinelOne® announced the company’s Purple AI security analyst can now be used with third-party security offerings including the Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange™ platform, Palo Alto Networks Firewall, Okta, Proofpoint TAP, Fortinet FortGate, and Microsoft Office 365. www.sentinelone.com
CrowdStrike launched CrowdStrike Insider Risk Services, a set of offerings designed to help organizations detect and prevent insider threats from negligent employees, malicious insiders and sophisticated adversaries. www.crowdstrike.com
Miscellaneous
Cisco announced Cisco AI Defense, a solution to enable and safeguard AI transformation within enterprises. www.cisco.com
ESET researchers have discovered a vulnerability, affecting the majority of UEFI-based systems, that allows actors to bypass UEFI Secure Boot. www.eset.com