Frost & Sullivan positioned Orange Cyberdefense at the leading edge of the Frost Radar™: Managed Security Services in EMEA, 2026

Orange Cyberdefense positioned at the leading edge of the Frost Radar™: Managed Security Services in EMEA, 2026

The Frost Radar™ is Frost & Sullivan's benchmark of how providers perform today and how well placed they are to keep growing. The 2026 edition for managed security in EMEA assesses fifteen providers against ten criteria, grouped into two indices.

We are proud to announce that Orange Cyberdefense sits at the top of the Growth Index and within the leading group for innovation.

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Five findings from the Orange Cyberdefense profile in the report, and what each one means for the organisations we protect.

A complete cyber resilience model

The analysis describes an integrated operating model that connects advisory, threat exposure management, security posture management, detection and response, offensive security, OT security and cyber threat intelligence. The posture management layer extends the portfolio into identity, SASE and managed firewall services.

For you: one partner accountable for the whole path, from finding a weakness to closing it.

Core Fusion and Fusion Central

Frost & Sullivan identifies Core Fusion, our delivery platform, as a central differentiator. It normalises and enriches telemetry across different security stacks so workflows stay consistent. Fusion Central gives customers a single view of cases, recommendations, analyst activity and benchmarking.

For you: consistent service across the tools you already own, and clear sight of the work being done.

Intelligence-led, validated by offensive security

Our threat intelligence draws on hundreds of sources and scores indicators, vulnerabilities and threat activity dynamically. Continuous validation and adversary-informed testing confirm what is genuinely exploitable. The report also notes measurable gains in analyst efficiency from AI-assisted triage and case enrichment.

For you: your team's effort goes to the exposures that matter most.

Built for European sovereignty

The report points to EU-anchored delivery, sovereign hosting options, local analyst presence and governance models designed for European expectations, alongside early moves in quantum-safe security. It singles out government, financial services, manufacturing, energy and healthcare as sectors where this sets us apart.

For you: managed security that fits NIS2, DORA and national requirements from day one.

Relationships that grow over time

More than half of Orange Cyberdefense revenue comes from existing customers broadening their engagements, which Frost & Sullivan reads as a sign of strong retention and long-term, multidomain partnerships.

For you: a partner whose services expand as your security programme matures.

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"Orange Cyberdefense’s best strategic asset is its ability to connect intelligence, validation, managed operations, and remediation into a coherent cyber resilience model. That gives the company a more differentiated story than many MSS providers that still compete primarily on SOC coverage, tooling breadth, or analyst scale."

"Orange Cyberdefense has continued to expand its regional SOC and security hub footprint across Europe, supported by global centers that enable scale and follow-the-sun coverage."

"Combined with AI-enabled operational efficiencies and a platform-led delivery approach, these moves indicate a company growing in response to market demand and on a clearer, more differentiated vision of what a European MSS leader should be."