Frost Radar：雲端工作負載保護平台 (CWPP) 2025

Frost Radar: Cloud Workload Protection Platforms, 2025

出版日期: 2025年09月22日 | 出版商:

Frost & Sullivan | 英文 25 Pages | 商品交期: 最快1-2個工作天內

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基準化分析旨在激勵主要企業的標竿體系－創新驅動新交易和成長管道

由於本地系統無法支援大量原生人工智慧應用和服務，全球各組織正在加速雲端遷移。多重雲端和混合雲端策略正成為數位轉型工作的標配。這也暴露出新的安全挑戰，例如雲端平台間控制措施的不一致，以及對工作負載缺乏風險和威脅可見性，而這些漏洞很容易被攻擊者利用。

雲端工作負載保護平台 (CWPP) 管理這些複雜的環境，為雲端工作負載、應用程式和資料提供全面的可視性和安全性保護。這些平台能夠實現自動化、深度視覺性，並偵測各種雲端工作負載（包括容器、K8s叢集和無伺服器函數）中的異常行為和威脅。

CWPP 通常基於代理，是以伺服器工作負載為中心的安全解決方案，無論運算工作負載位於何處，都能保護雲端環境（私有雲、公有雲、混合雲、多重雲端）中的運算工作負載免受網路安全風險和攻擊。

弗若斯特沙利文公司對產業內的眾多公司進行分析。根據領導力及其他特徵篩選出的公司將接受進一步分析，並根據10項成長和創新標準進行基準測試，以確定其在弗若斯特雷達™中的位置。每家公司的優勢以及與這些優勢最契合的機會都會被納入考量，從而呈現其弗若斯特雷達™競爭概況。

分析師：Anh Tien Vu

策略要務與成長環境

Organizations worldwide continue to accelerate their cloud migration, driven by the surge of AI-native applications and services that on-premises systems are not designed for. Multicloud and hybrid cloud strategies are becoming the norm in their digital transformation journey. This has exposed new security challenges, such as inconsistencies in controls across cloud platforms and gaps in workload risk and threat visibility, that attackers have been quick to exploit.

A cloud workload protection platform (CWPP) manages these complex environments, providing comprehensive visibility and security protection for cloud workloads, applications, and data. These platforms enable automation, deep visibility, and the detection of anomalous behaviors and threats across diverse cloud workloads, such as containers, K8s clusters, and serverless functions.

A CWPP, which is normally agent-based, is a server workload-centric security solution to protect computing workloads in cloud environments (private, public, hybrid, and multicloud) from cybersecurity risks and attacks, regardless of the workload's location.

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Analyst: Anh Tien Vu

Strategic Imperative and Growth Environment

Strategic Imperative

Organizations worldwide continue to accelerate their cloud adoption in 2025; multicloud and hybrid cloud strategies are becoming the norm as businesses diversify their strategies and migrate a greater volume of workloads to cloud environments. Cloud migration is also driven by the surge in adoption of AI-native applications and services, as on-premises systems are not designed to support them.
The broad adoption of cloud has exposed new security challenges, such as inconsistencies in controls across cloud platforms and gaps in workload risk and threat visibility, which attackers have been quick to exploit. This has driven a corresponding rise in demand for cloud workload protection solutions to manage these complex environments and provide comprehensive visibility and security protection for cloud workloads, applications, and data.
Many businesses realize that they must adopt CWPP to protect their critical workloads in these complex cloud environments by enabling automation, deep visibility, and detection of misconfiguration, vulnerabilities, secret exposure, policy violation, compliance misalignment, anomalous behavior and threats across diverse cloud workloads, such as containers, K8s clusters, and serverless functions.
A CWPP, which is normally agent-based, is a server workload-centric security solution to protect computing workloads in cloud environments (private, public, hybrid, and multicloud) from cybersecurity risks and attacks, regardless of the workload's location. Typical workloads that CWPPs secure include cloud/edge servers, hosts, VMs, containers/K8s, serverless functions, databases (SQL and NoSQL), APIs, and AI models.
By providing critical pre-deployment security checks, such as scanning of IaC templates, virtual machine and container images, and compliance management, CWPPs can provide better workload misconfiguration and vulnerability management across workloads, repositories, CI/CD pipelines, and application codes and automate remediation to reduce exposure to supply chain attacks.

Growth Environment

The CWPP industry is in a growth phase and has evolved rapidly, with vendors prioritizing real-time threat detection, runtime protection, and cloud-native workload visibility. Many LBs invest heavily in cloud security technologies and their workforce to secure workloads, applications, and data to avoid service disruptions and data breaches and adhere to regulatory compliances.
The CWPP market is expected to generate revenue of $6.43 billion in 2025, representing YoY growth of 25.4%. Revenue is set to hit $15.54 billion in 2030 (a compound annual growth rate of 19.3% from 2025 to 2030).
Customers in the BFSI and tech industries are the largest adopters of CWPP, requiring robust cloud security solutions to manage compliance, shift-left security, vulnerability/risk management, and runtime protection/threat management. They take a proactive approach to cloud security and cyber-risk management as they accelerate their cloud migration for critical workloads.
The growth of cloud spending, better awareness of the cloud threat landscape, and heightened accountability of CISOs and their teams are driving CWPP adoption globally. The use of multicloud, hybrid cloud, and containerized environments in modern application development exacerbates inherent cloud security challenges that create gaps in visibility and control in the supply chain.
Simultaneously, as organizations are maturing their DevSecOps culture, there are requirements for integration of CWPP with the CI/CD pipeline to enable automated security and compliance checks. This integration provides granular visibility into the entire application development lifecycle.