Recognised in Frost & Sullivan’s 2026 Frost Radar™ for Network Detection and Response, Vehere was among 18 companies benchmarked in an independent assessment of 35 qualified participants, highlighting its position in the global NDR market and its innovation capabilities and growth trajectory.
For nearly two decades, Vehere has built network intelligence and cyber defense solutions for demanding operational environments. Its NDR platform brings together deep packet capture, AI-driven detection, intrusion detection and dynamic file analysis, giving security teams the network visibility and evidence needed to investigate threats in detail.
Frost & Sullivan has now placed Vehere in its 2026 Frost Radar™ for Network Detection and Response, recognizing the company for innovation and growth strategy and reinforcing the company’s position in the global NDR market.
Frost & Sullivan identifies a growing global NDR market, with its estimates projecting growth from USD 3.66 billion in 2025 to USD 9.96 billion by 2030, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 22.2%.
The assessment highlights the shift towards integrated security platforms that correlate network, endpoint, identity and cloud telemetry. It also identifies increased adoption of AI-powered detection and behavioural analytics, alongside growing demand for deep network visibility to support threat investigation and incident response.
As NDR capabilities evolve, packet-level visibility and the ability to examine network activity in context remain important to detecting threats and understanding how they unfold across complex environments.
Vehere continues to advance its NDR capabilities through AI-powered detection and analysis. Recent developments include multi-agentic AI, MITRE ATT&CK and MITRE D3FEND mapping, and YARA rules for packed and unpacked files, extending the platform’s capabilities for threat analysis and investigation.
Vehere’s NDR platform prioritizes full packet capture and deep network visibility, enabling security teams to examine network communications beyond the flows or metadata typically available through network monitoring. Historic packet retention and forensic investigation capabilities support detailed examination of network activity during an incident.
Vehere combines NDR, Intrusion Detection System (IDS) capabilities, network forensics and dynamic file analysis in a single platform. Embedded sandboxing enables the analysis of suspicious files, while packet-level visibility provides context for investigating related network activity.
Vehere’s packet-native architecture supports high-volume network traffic analysis, with privacy-focused deployment options. These capabilities address the requirements of environments where detailed network visibility, historical evidence and sustained traffic processing are important to security operations.
Vehere’s product roadmap builds on its existing capabilities to advance threat analysis and response. Its development priorities include deeper threat insights and related response actions, alongside a growth strategy focused on expanding its presence in the NDR market.
