Feature-rich platform-based approach lets global clouds security leader accelerates investments with confidence
Trend Micro Incorporated , the leader in cloud security, announced industry-breaking milestones reached in global cloud security. Organizations migrating to the cloud predominantly pick Trend Micro for simple, scalable, and robust platform-based solutions.
Trend Micro was the first security expert to secure cloud computing and helped in the establishment of the AWS Marketplace nearly a decade ago.
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“Innovation, like development cycles, happens by the moment. When we added up cloud instances we protect in 24 hours, we were blown away that it is 2.5x higher than the closest competitors,” said Kevin Simzer, COO of Trend Micro. “Our customers are the stars of that success with their advancements of developing applications in the cloud, vast majority using AWS.”
- Customers relying on Trend Micro’s cloud security drove additional statistics:
- 6 million cloud workloads protected
- 177% year-on-year growth in sales from the AWS Marketplace
- 69% to over 90% improvement in customer cloud security posture scores
- 20,000 customers across 114 countries leveraging Trend Micro Cloud One
- 28% of the global cloud workload security market is accounted for by Trend Micro
The last two years brought a dramatic surge in cloud investments as organizations across the globe looked to streamline business processes, support remote workers and develop innovative new ways to reach customers. According to Gartner, the market is forecasted to grow 18% this year and even higher in 2022, to exceed $362 billion.
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“Since it spotted the burgeoning need for dedicated cloud security over a decade ago, Trend Micro has remained at the bleeding edge with its feature offerings. It’s why we see its market share in workload security as three times the size of the next-placed vendor,” according to IDC. “However, Trend Micro hasn’t rested on its laurels. It continues to add new functionality to its Cloud One platform, most recently to support DevSecOps, so that organizations can accelerate their cloud plans with confidence.”
Investing in hybrid cloud infrastructure can lead to a perceived concern of an expanded corporate attack surface, inviting new business risks if not properly managed. Trend Micro has helped offset those realities by advising security leaders globally on mitigating risks, predicting the threat landscape, and navigating multi- and hybrid cloud complexity amidst talent shortages.
