Cloud Security Market Size, Share, Growth Analysis, By Security Type(Identity and Access Management (IAM), Data loss prevention (DLP), Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery), By Enterprise Size(Large Enterprises, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs)), By End-User(IT and Telecommunication, Banking, Finance, Security and Insurance (BFSI)), By Service Model(IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS), By Deployment(Private, and Hybrid), By Region - Industry Forecast 2024-2031

In April 2024, Sonrai Security, a cloud security solutions provider, has unveiled the release of the Cloud Permissions Firewall for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. This innovative technology transforms cloud access and permissions security, providing a streamlined one-click least privilege solution without interrupting cloud operations and development teams. 

In April 2024, Google unveiled a range of new cloud-based security offerings tailored for organizations overseeing extensive multi-tenant corporate networks. Alongside enhancements to existing products and services, Google introduced several updates to meet the evolving needs of its customers. Notably, many of these announcements revolved around Gemini, Google's premier suite of generative AI models, reflecting the company's commitment to leveraging advanced AI technology to bolster its security offerings. 

In November 2023, IBM unveiled a significant transformation of its flagship IBM QRadar SIEM product, introducing a redesigned version built on a new cloud-native architecture tailored for hybrid cloud environments. This redesign prioritizes scalability, speed, and adaptability to meet the demands of modern computing landscapes. Additionally, IBM disclosed its intention to integrate generative AI capabilities into its threat detection and response portfolio, leveraging watsonx, the enterprise-grade data and AI platform developed by the company.