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12 Sep 2018  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global Automotive Cybersecurity Market, Forecast to 2025

By 2025, 68.0% of Market Investments Will be Raised from Technology Providers, Semiconductor Companies and Tier-I Suppliers

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This study analyses the strategies, competitive landscape, business models, and future focus areas of OEMs, tier-I suppliers, and security start-up companies in the automotive cybersecurity market. Increasing vehicle connectivity has given rise to the risks of potential cyber-attacks in the industry. This has drastically increased customer awarene...

08 Jun 2016  |  North America  |  Market Research

Changing Dynamics in Healthcare Cybersecurity

Imperative for Protecting Patient Information Driving Need for New Solutions

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Cyberattacks related to criminal fraud and abuse as well as data breaches have increased significantly within the healthcare industry from the past few years due to the rapid expansion of electronic health records and electronic medical records. Healthcare organizations are now implementing security services aimed at finding the right balance betwe...

IoT implementations are a sum of many moving parts where data is generated and shared by multiple devices, applications, and people. Deploying and securing the infrastructure required for collecting and transmitting commands and data from these elements is a significant challenge in IoT. The fundamental requirements of effective IoT security includ...

Critical infrastructure industries are increasingly expanding into the digital and smart frontier, become more vulnerable to advanced and persistent cyberattacks. This research service examines emerging trends and business models in the US power industry — from generation to transmission and distribution — that will affect the cybersecurity market....

More than 50 vulnerable points in a car could significantly risk its security. By 2020, Frost & Sullivan expects 85% of vehicles to be connected to the Internet. Cyber threats today are not significant, but they have a high potential to cause damage to brands and lives. The traditional automotive ecosystem was a closed environment; with the introdu...

08 Oct 2019  |  Global  |  Market Research

Global Military Cybersecurity Market, Forecast to 2023

New Cyber Threats and Technologies Drive Growth and Change the Competitive Landscape

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Cyber threats continue to evolve, changing their attack patterns and development structures, making it harder to detect and enact proper mitigation procedures in time. Today, weapon systems are more software dependent and networked. Embedded software and IT systems enable operational success; however, they create new and extensive vulnerabilities t...

With the addition of smart meters and AMI, the need to provide cybersecurity to the energy and power infrastructure has also increased significantly. The Energy infrastructure is slowly turning from a mere physical infrastructure to a cyber-physical one with the addition of smart devices those are connected by communication networks. These nodes pr...

18 Mar 2020  |  Global  |  Megatrends

The Future of Privacy and Cybersecurity, Forecast to 2030

Exploring New Frontiers and Challenges for Network Security in a Connected Era

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This study explores the rapidly-evolving landscape of privacy and cybersecurity triggered by a rise in the number of connected devices. By 2030, a complex mesh of 200 billion devices around the world will exist, with over 20 connected devices per human. Every connected device in a smart home or city will be a potential access point to our most sens...

This study on the European security awareness training (SAT) market provides a comprehensive analysis of trends, perspectives, and market forecasts until 2023. The segments covered include • Awareness Modules • Behavioral Conditioning • Internal Security Communication Apart from providing a thorough competitor analysis of key market parti...