Trend Micro Named a Leader in IDC MarketScape for CNAPP
To read the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP) 2025 Vendor Assessment excerpt, please visit: https://www.trendmicro.com/explore/idc-cnapp-marketscape
Rachel Jin, Chief Enterprise Platform Officer at Trend: 'For as long as our customers have been leveraging the cloud for strategic advantage, we've offered comprehensive protection for their hybrid environments. Those two decades of experience show in these results. Customers value our cloud security capabilities and effective risk management across the entire attack surface. Security is a true business enabler.'
The CNAPP category has evolved and expanded over the years to include everything from anti-malware and application control to configuration management, app developer tools, and coverage of virtualized datacenters alongside cloud-native apps/workloads.
Trend Vision One™ Cloud Security pushes the boundaries even further by offering enterprise customers AI-powered threat prediction, protection and response—including continuous monitoring to enhance exposure management and resilience as well as streamlined incident response. Trend offers flexible licensing that enables customers to increase or decrease their workloads dynamically. This approach ensures that customers only pay for what they use, making it a cost-effective solution that can adapt to changing business needs.
Trend Micro was positioned in the Leaders Category alongside four other worldwide vendors out of a total of 13, evaluated according to current capabilities and 3-5-year strategy, and how well these align with customer needs.
Key benefits of Trend Vision One™ Cloud Security include:
• A comprehensive range of capabilities including cloud risk management, extended detection and response (XDR), server and workload security, container security, file security, and code security
• Agentless capabilities for streamlined deployment/coverage
• Strong industry partnership with major cloud players (AWS/Google/Azure/GCP etc) to maintain a cutting-edge advantage
• Continuous, proactive monitoring of security posture, managed via a centralized dashboard
• Zero trust architecture
• Backing from a global network of 500 researchers, analysts and data scientists, and a Zero Day Initiative community of 18,000 external threat researchers
According to the IDC MarketScape: 'The Trend Vision One™ CNAPP offers multilayered security by centralizing findings and cross-correlating data from various layers, powered by AI, ensuring robust protection against complex attacks. Features like holistic threat detection, risk assessment, and a flexible pay-as-you-go (PAYGO) billing mechanism provide a cost-effective solution that adapts to changing business needs.'
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