The global mobile runtime application self-protection Market gaining significant traction on the account of emerging cloud computing application
Mobile
Runtime Application Self-protection technology is a security application that
helps you to block malicious applications on your mobile device. The technology
basically works in such a way that whenever an infected application tries to
gain access to your system, it will be blocked by your anti-malware application
before it could ruin your system. It ensures that the system will be safe from
malicious applications.
The
penetration of cloud computing and virtualization is fueling the growth of the
mobile runtime application self-protection market. This system helps to improve
security accuracy by identifying and preventing attacks. With this application,
the information remains protected. Self-protection application helps the
organizations to meet strict regulatory requirements. Thus all these advantages
offered by this application are propelling the growth of the mobile runtime
application self-protection market. Moreover, the increasing launch of the
innovative product by key players in the market is again expected to support
the growth of the mobile
runtime application self-protection market. For instance, in June 2019,
Threat Stack announced the launch of New Unified Application Security
Monitoring Solution. Threat Stack’s Application Security Monitoring enables
cloud security observability across the full stack & full lifecycle in a
single solution
North
America is projected to gain significant growth over the forecast period and
this is attributed to the increasing number of domestic and international players
in the region. For instance, in December 2020, Dynatrace announced its entry
into the cloud application security market with the addition of a new module to
its industry-leading Software Intelligence Platform. Dynatrace® Application
Security Module provides continuous runtime application self-protection (RASP)
capabilities for applications.
Key Developments:
1. In February 2021, Check Point
launched a cloud-native web application and API security product that
eliminates the need for manually tuning web application firewalls (WAFs) and a
high rate of false-positive alerts that they produce
2. In July 2018, Imperva Inc.
announced that it has acquired runtime application self-protection security
startup Prevoty Inc. for $140 million.
3. In February 2021, Datadog, Inc. the monitoring and security platform
for cloud applications announced that it has entered into a definitive
agreement to acquire Sqreen, a SaaS-based security platform that enables
enterprises to detect, block and respond to application-level attacks.
4. In October 2018, Rapid7, Inc.
powering SecOps through its visibility, analytics and automation cloud
announced it acquired tCell.io, Inc., a provider of web application threat
defense and monitoring.

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