The rapid growth of new digitalized technologies and the digitalization of criminal activity are the two main factors influencing the law enforcement segment to change its security systems. Federal agencies are willing to converge the traditional technologies of their security solutions with digital intelligence (DI) platforms to perform better and faster operations when confronting an attack.

As the security industry continues digitizing new devices, endpoints, sensor systems, and software platforms for its operations, the data volume being collected and requiring analysis grows exponentially. In addition, there are information silos among business operations systems, IT security, and physical security teams, leaving significant gaps in situational awareness and vulnerabilities against cyber threats. This risks public safety and the lawful functioning of organizations.

DI solutions answer the needs of law enforcement agencies by converging security solutions to provide comprehensive intelligence based on contextual analysis, historical alerts, and predictive capabilities that understand the risks organizations may face in a threat environment.

In this report, Frost & Sullivan analyzes market trends, changes in law enforcement with the introduction of DI technologies, and the switch of criminal activity to a more digitalized way. We also examine how the security industry shifted from fragmented and siloed security solutions to an integrated security strategy, leading to the growing segment for accurate DI solutions. Notably, the report offers industry stakeholders insights into changing budget patterns among law enforcement agencies toward DI solutions and lawful data collection to capitalize on opportunities while ensuring adherence to strict privacy regulations.