Trend Micro maintains its lead in the corporate endpoint server security market with an estimated 23.7 percent market share, according to IDC’s “Worldwide Endpoint Security 2011-2015 Forecast and 2010 Vendor Shares” report.
The current overall IDC estimate for the server security market is $439.2 million, with a growth rate of 6.1 percent, and expected to reach $694.4 million by 2015. IDC noted in the report that the growth of mobile devices within the workplace, and the intersection of mobile and virtualization helped fuel the need in server security. Cloud adoption is also driving the upward trajectory of the server security market as enterprises seek to secure their cloud environments.
For comprehensive server protection,Trend Micro offers Deep Security,whichis designed to provide system and application security across physical, virtual, and cloud environments. Deep Security meets the challenging operational security and compliance needs of today's dynamic data center. It combines intrusion detection and prevention, web application protection, firewall, integrity monitoring, log inspection and anti-malware capabilities in a single, centrally managed enterprise software solution. Deep Security also provides the industry's first and only agentless security suite for VMware environments, enabling enterprises to attain even higher consolidation rates, faster performance, better manageability and stronger security.
“This is further validation that worldwide, enterprises are looking to Trend Micro for their sever security needs,” said Eva Chen, CEO. “We are one of a few companies that provide a server security platform that spans physical, virtual and cloud environments. Our introduction of an agentless solution in conjunction with VMware has been a huge success."
Charles Kolodgy, Research Vice President - Secure Products, IDC, quotes, “Server security is an important market, distinct from the endpoint and network security markets, and one thatcontinues to grow alongside cloud computing. With more companies moving toward data center consolidation, virtualization, and cloud applications, a data-centric focus is essential. Server security needs to increase -- this is where security needs to be, and this is where Trend Micro stands out.”
