What does “best” mean when the CTO, CIO, and CISO are each looking for something different?
That’s something we address in the refreshed GigaOm Radar Report, designed to fill a gap left in traditional enterprise technology evaluations. Rather than a single ranking built around
Zero trust network access stopped being a debate and became a purchase decision.
We evaluated 33 platforms against 28 criteria across 3 buyer lenses in our latest ZTNA Radar report. Two pressures are organizing the market. Six themes show where they're pulling the field apart.
84% of CIOs say their role is now digital strategy, not infrastructure. A bad vendor bet doesn't just burn budget — it stalls you long enough for a competitor to get ahead.
40 vendors claim the same things. Before you trust a market intelligence platform, check who wrote it
The debate around ZTNA isn't about the model anymore, says analyst Chris Ray in the latest GigaOm Radar report. It's moved to procurement.
Every product now brokers access one app at a time, on identity + device posture—and nearly all are sold as the end of the VPN.
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There's one vantage point an attacker can't avoid: the network itself. Premiering today, the latest GigaOm Radar for Network Detection & Response—the first on our redesigned methodology—assesses 30 platforms that turn network evidence into verdicts. portal.gigaom.com/report/radar-g…
