Cognyte, a global leader in security analytics software that empowers governments and enterprises with Actionable Intelligence for a Safer World^TM, announced that it has been named a leader in Frost & Sullivan’s Frost Radar™ Digital Intelligence Solutions 2021 Report.

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“We are honored to be acknowledged by Frost & Sullivan as a leader in innovation and growth”

Frost and Sullivan’s research covers two major indices: Growth and Innovation. The growth index examines market share, revenue growth, growth pipeline, vision and strategy, and sales and marketing. The innovation index looks at innovation scalability, research and development, product portfolio, mega trends leverage, and customer alignment. Cognyte scored well in both innovation and growth resulting in it being recognized as a leader.

In describing the rapidly growing market, Danielle VanZandt, Industry Analyst at Frost and Sullivan, stated, “Volumes and types of data are growing exponentially, while organizational silos are making it harder for analysts to connect the dots and derive actionable intelligence. Digital intelligence has evolved beyond analyzing relatively small and homogenous data sets to the requirement to review a wide variety of data sets, including intelligence gathered from multiple devices and sensors, and integration with open source and internal databases. The multitude of data types, systems, and solutions that are providing this information requires a new approach to real-time security investigations.”

In reference to how Cognyte meets these needs, VanZandt continued: “With so many security organizations now looking for real-time access to all systems, Cognyte’s analytics platform and innovative solutions enable these organizations to perform foundational investigative and security intelligence.”

Cognyte offers multiple digital intelligence solutions to fit a specific security team’s goals, including Situational Intelligence Solutions for more physical and logical security needs, Cyber Solutions that integrate cybersecurity intelligence into an organization’s existing SOC, and Operational Investigative Analytics that can provide field and command center operators with real-time information to guide their remediation actions and deliver actionable insights and quick resolution of time-critical investigations. The specificity and curation capabilities incorporated into Cognyte’s investigative and security intelligence portfolios provide customers with the option to add new capabilities as needed, while ensuring that the data sources and feeds being analyzed and presented are real-time, accurate, and applicable to the scenario.”

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The report highlighted Cognyte’s commitment to providing the latest, most accurate data via its solutions, stating that the company continuously reinvests in R&D initiatives to enable faster analysis, improved alerting and communication, and more automated remediation activities that can alleviate operator burden. The report also notes that Cognyte has differentiated itself from the competitors through its ability to automate big data fusion and use contextual analysis and predictive capabilities to better connect the dots in potential incidents and inform operators of situations before they reach critical escalation points.

“We are honored to be acknowledged by Frost & Sullivan as a leader in innovation and growth,” said Amit Daniel, CMO of Cognyte. “Our all-source analytics and investigation platform enables governments and enterprises to accelerate intelligence investigations in a wide variety of use cases and threat types. This recognition validates our ongoing efforts to develop innovative solutions powered by artificial intelligence, machine learning and predictive analytics to disparate big data sets at scale and generate timely, meaningful and valuable insights from multiple sources.”