Our latest Cybersecurity analysis from the team just released.

1. Global Cyber Security Market Assessment
National Strategies Drive the Adoption of Cyber Solutions
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2. Executive Summary
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Frost & Sullivan estimates that the global cyber security market generated a revenue of
$59.50 billion in 2012.
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The market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 13.4 per cent and reach $155.00 billion by
2020.
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In 2012, most of the revenue was generated from North America ($25.10 billion) and Europe
($17.01 billion).
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Further domination of Europe ($35.03 billion) and North America ($84.94 billion) is expected
by 2020, with revenue from APAC also rising to $22.01 billion.
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The majority of the current cyber security revenue is generated from network security and
security operations.
• The market suppliers have been segmented into three groups based on their customer focus:
government, industry infrastructure, and commercial users.
• Research indicates that national and international organizations are making some progress in
their efforts to coordinate and regulate cyber security.
• Market trends indicate the emergence of more cyber security insurance companies and the
continued dominance of government customers.
Source: Frost & Sullivan.
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3. Executive Summary—Market Engineering Measurements
Total Cyber Security Market: Global, 2012
Market Overview
Market Stage
Growth
Market Revenue
$59.50 B
$155.00 B
(2012)
Base Year
Market Growth
Rate
Compound
Annual Growth
Rate
13.4%
25.0%
Market Size for
Last Year of
Study Period
(2020)
Customer Price
Sensitivity
7
(CAGR, 2011–2020)
(scale:1 [Low] to 10 [High])
Degree of
Technical
Change
8
(scale:1 [Low] to 10 [High])
For a tabular version click here.
Decreasing
Stable
Increasing
Note: All figures are rounded. The base year is 2011. Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis.
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4. Executive Summary—CEO’s Perspective
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Most countries have acknowledged the threat
of cyber attacks and will further enhance
defence capabilities.
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The risk of espionage emerging in cyberspace
is being noticed by critical industries (banking,
defence, etc.), leading to heavy spending for
further securing confidential information.
3
Defence primes will be in a better position to
implement full solutions to nation-wide
systems as well as international
organisations.
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Economic problems in the west have not and
will not hinder the adoption of cyber security,
but will definitely decrease the amount spent
on cyber solutions.
5
Well developed countries and countries that
have a vast amount of resources are in high
danger of cyber attacks, which is where most
of the investment is expected.
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Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis.
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