Managed Security Services Explained: A Comprehensive Guide to Strengthening Your Organization’s Cybersecurity

 


QKS Group (formerly Quadrant Knowledge Solutions) Reveals Managed Security Services (MSS) Market to Grow at a 9.94% CAGR by 2028

The threat landscape is becoming increasingly sophisticated, with data breaches on the rise. This year has seen high-profile attacks targeting major organizations such as T-Mobile, Okta, and Western Digital. The widespread adoption of cloud services and the rapid pace of digital transformation are further expanding attack surfaces, leaving organizations more vulnerable than ever.

Managed Security Services (MSS) play a crucial role in strengthening the security posture of enterprise Security Operations Centers (SOCs). MSS providers offer a wide range of services across various market segments, helping organizations safeguard their digital assets by providing tailored security solutions to meet diverse needs.

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Key Questions Addressed in the Study:

·       What is the growth rate of the Managed Security Services market?

·       What are the key drivers and challenges shaping the global MSS market?

·       Which industries offer the highest growth potential during the forecast period?

·       Which regions are expected to see the greatest market expansion?

·       Which customer segments present the most promising opportunities for MSS adoption?

·       Which deployment models for MSS are likely to grow the fastest over the next five years?

Strategic Market Direction

Managed Security Services (MSS) providers are increasingly integrating hyper-automation technologies such as Robotic Process Automation (RPA), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and process mining to streamline business and IT operations. Tools such as AIOps, Application Performance Monitoring (APM), and infrastructure observability platforms are becoming standard, enabling real-time root cause analysis and faster incident detection.

A growing trend in the MSS space is vendor switching, with companies often changing providers before the end of their contracts. To address this issue, many MSS vendors now offer cloud-based SaaS platforms, enabling organizations to operate fully managed services with enhanced visibility. These platforms help identify overlooked infrastructure assets, minimize shadow IT risks, and provide deeper insights into security posture.

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Vendors Covered:

Ackcent, Arctic Wolf, BlueVoyant, Cipher, ConnectWise, CyberProof, Cyderes, eSentire, Forescout, Fortra, Integrity 360, Kaspersky, Kudelski Security, Motorola Solutions, Nuspire, Obrela, Ontinue, Optiv, Proficio, Proofpoint, Rapid7, ReliaQuest, Trustwave, Viking Cloud, and WithSecure.

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