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Global Email Security Market, Forecast to 2025
Global Email Security Market, Forecast to 2025 Updated Research Available
New Malware Techniques Drive Market Growth as Organizations Accelerate Cloud Migration Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic
RELEASE DATE
01-Apr-2021
01-Apr-2021
REGION
Global
Global
Research Code: K562-01-00-00-00
SKU: IT04305-GL-MT_25355
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Description
This Frost & Sullivan research service analyzes the global email security market. Email remains the number one threat vector. It is the primary mode of corporate communication and the de facto standard for B2B and B2C communications. During the COVID-19 pandemic, email continues to be the chief channel for business communication, and this trend is driven by the surging trend of working from home.
Over the past few years, the complexity and the volume of threats have increased significantly. Email-based threats have become big business; specific verticals and individuals within organizations are targeted. Threat vectors continue to evolve, and the need for secure email has never been stronger. Attackers are more focused on people and less on systems. Business email compromise (BEC) fraud continues to affect organizations, both large and small. Consequently, traditional security solutions that are designed to protect systems and infrastructure are now inadequate. Sophisticated and highly targeted email-borne attacks are on the rise, and many of these attacks use social engineering techniques. For businesses of all sizes, this is a serious problem as the legitimate communication channel they rely on extensively, email, is also the channel of choice to deliver malware and malwareless attacks. Advanced attacks combine email and cloud accounts. Cybercriminals are also leveraging pandemic-driven fears and uncertainties to launch their attacks.
The most significant trend in the market is the acceleration of the migration to the cloud. Customers are adopting cloud-based mailbox services and moving their email security to the cloud from on-premise appliances. The substantial adoption of Microsoft Office 365 has caused the biggest loss of email security posture for organizations. As a result, organizations are looking for integrated solutions to increase operational efficiencies while gaining stronger and more comprehensive security. In such a competitive environment, email security vendors must be able to differentiate themselves.
Author: Tony Massimini
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Executive Summary (continued)
Executive Summary—Market Engineering Measurements
Executive Summary—CEO’s Perspective
Introduction to the Research Service
Market Definitions
Market Definitions (continued)
Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic
Market Overview—Email Security
Market Overview—Email Security (continued)
Market Overview—Impact of the Cloud
Market Overview—Impact of the Cloud (continued)
Market Overview—Impact of Social Media
Market Overview—Email Security Functions and Features
Market Overview—Email Security Functions and Features (continued)
Market Overview—Email Security Functions and Features (continued)
Market Overview—Why is Email Security Important?
Market Overview—Why is Email Security Important? (continued)
Market Overview—Mergers and Acquisitions
Market Overview—Mergers and Acquisitions (continued)
Market Overview—Mergers and Acquisitions (continued)
Market Overview—Key Questions this Study will Answer
Market Overview—Distribution Channels
Market Drivers
Drivers Explained
Drivers Explained (continued)
Drivers Explained (continued)
Drivers Explained (continued)
Drivers Explained (continued)
Market Restraints
Restraints Explained
Restraints Explained (continued)
Restraints Explained (continued)
Restraints Explained (continued)
Macro Trend Impact on Email Security
Macro Trend Discussion—Migration to the Cloud
Macro Trend Discussion—Integrated Solutions that Lead to Vendor Consolidation
Macro Trend Discussion—Email Vendors’ Continued Innovation Efforts to Counter Threat Evolution
Forecast Assumptions
Forecast Assumptions (continued)
Total Email Security Market—Revenue Forecast
Revenue Forecast Discussion
Revenue Forecast Comparison with Previous Frost & Sullivan Study—Revenue
Revenue Forecast Comparison with Previous Frost & Sullivan Study—Growth Rate
Revenue Forecast Comparison with a Previous Frost & Sullivan Study
Total Email Security Market—Percent Revenue Forecast by Region
Total Email Security Market—Percent Revenue Forecast Discussion by Region
Total Email Security Market—Percent Revenue Forecast by Vertical Market
Total Email Security Market—Percent Revenue Forecast Discussion by Vertical Market
Total Email Security Market—Percent Revenue Forecast by Business Segment
Total Email Security Market—Percent Revenue Forecast Discussion by Business Segment
Competitive Analysis, Total Email Security Market—Market Share
Total Email Security Market—Market Share (2019 versus 2020)
Competitive Analysis—Market Share (2019 versus 2020)
Total Email Security Market—Market Share Gains, 2020
Competitive Analysis—Market Share Gains, 2020
Competitive Environment
Competitive Factors and Assessment
Competitive Factors and Assessment (continued)
Regional Distribution of Revenue of the Major Market Participants, 2020
Regional Revenue Discussion—Major Market Participants
Business Segment Distribution of Revenue of the Major Market Participants, 2020
Business Segment Revenue Discussion—Major Market Participants
Vertical Market Distribution of Revenue of the Major Market Participants, 2020
Vertical Market Revenue Forecast Discussion—Major Market Participants
Growth Opportunity 1—Cloud Migration
Growth Opportunity 2—Social Engineering Threats
Growth Opportunity 3—Cyber Attackers Aggressively Target the Financial, Government, and Healthcare Segments
Growth Opportunity 4—Integrated Cloud Security
Strategic Imperatives for Success and Growth in the Email Security Market
CISOs’ Concerns
CISOs’ Concerns (continued)
Strategic Insights for CISOs
Consumer/SOHO and SMB Segments—Market Engineering Measurements
Consumer/SOHO and SMB Segments—Revenue Forecast
Consumer/SOHO and SMB Segments—Revenue Forecast Discussion
Consumer/SOHO and SMB Segments—Market Share
Consumer/SOHO and SMB Segments—Competitive Environment
Midsize Segment—Market Engineering Measurements
Midsize Segment—Revenue Forecast
Midsize Segment—Revenue Forecast Discussion
Midsize Segment—Market Share
Midsize Segment—Competitive Environment
Large Business Segment—Market Engineering Measurements
Large Business Segment—Revenue Forecast
Large Business Segment—Revenue Forecast Discussion
Large Business Segment—Market Share
Large Business Segment—Competitive Environment
Enterprise Segment—Market Engineering Measurements
Enterprise Segment—Revenue Forecast
Enterprise Segment—Revenue Forecast Discussion
Enterprise Segment—Market Share
Enterprise Segment—Competitive Environment
Large Enterprise Segment—Market Engineering Measurements
Large Enterprise Segment—Revenue Forecast
Large Enterprise Segment—Revenue Forecast Discussion
Large Enterprise Segment—Market Share
Large Enterprise Segment—Competitive Environment
North America Breakdown
North America Market—Revenue Forecast
North America Market—Revenue Forecast Discussion
North America—Market Share
North America—Market Shares, 2019 versus 2020
EMEA Breakdown
EMEA Market—Revenue Forecast
EMEA Market—Revenue Forecast Discussion
EMEA—Market Share
EMEA—Market Shares, 2019 versus 2020
APAC Breakdown
APAC Market—Revenue Forecast
APAC Market—Revenue Forecast Discussion
APAC—Market Share
APAC—Market Share 2019 versus 2020
LATAM Breakdown
LATAM Market—Revenue Forecast
LATAM Market—Revenue Forecast Discussion
LATAM—Market Share
LATAM—Market Shares, 2019 versus 2020
Mega Trends’ Impact on Email Security
Mega Trend Discussion—Industry Consolidation
Mega Trend Discussion—New and Improved Features and Functionality
Mega Trend Discussion—Cyberattacks that Aggressively Target the Financial, Government, and Healthcare Segments
Mega Trend Discussion—Email Security Integration into Broader Cloud Security Portfolios
The Last Word—Predictions
The Last Word—Recommendations
Legal Disclaimer
Market Engineering Methodology
Market Engineering Measurements
Partial List of Companies Interviewed
Acronyms and Terms Defined
Acronyms and Terms Defined (continued)
Acronyms and Terms Defined (continued)
Total Email Security Market—Companies Included in Others
Consumer/SOHO and SMB Segments—Companies Included in Others
Midsize Segment—Companies Included in Others
Large Business Segment—Companies Included in Others
Enterprise Segment—Companies Included in Others
Large Enterprise Segment—Companies Included in Others
North America—Companies Included in Others
EMEA—Companies Included in Others
APAC—Companies Included in Others
LATAM—Companies included in Others
Additional Sources of Information on Study Topic Area
List of Exhibits
List of Exhibits (continued)
List of Exhibits (continued)
List of Exhibits (continued)
List of Exhibits (continued)
Popular Topics
This Frost & Sullivan research service analyzes the global email security market. Email remains the number one threat vector. It is the primary mode of corporate communication and the de facto standard for B2B and B2C communications. During the COVID-19 pandemic, email continues to be the chief channel for business communication, and this trend is driven by the surging trend of working from home.
Over the past few years, the complexity and the volume of threats have increased significantly. Email-based threats have become big business; specific verticals and individuals within organizations are targeted. Threat vectors continue to evolve, and the need for secure email has never been stronger. Attackers are more focused on people and less on systems. Business email compromise (BEC) fraud continues to affect organizations, both large and small. Consequently, traditional security solutions that are designed to protect systems and infrastructure are now inadequate. Sophisticated and highly targeted email-borne attacks are on the rise, and many of these attacks use social engineering techniques. For businesses of all sizes, this is a serious problem as the legitimate communication channel they rely on extensively, email, is also the channel of choice to deliver malware and malwareless attacks. Advanced attacks combine email and cloud accounts. Cybercriminals are also leveraging pandemic-driven fears and uncertainties to launch their attacks.
The most significant trend in the market is the acceleration of the migration to the cloud. Customers are adopting cloud-based mailbox services and moving their email security to the cloud from on-premise appliances. The substantial adoption of Microsoft Office 365 has caused the biggest loss of email security posture for organizations. As a result, organizations are looking for integrated solutions to increase operational efficiencies while gaining stronger and more comprehensive security. In such a competitive environment, email security vendors must be able to differentiate themselves.
Author: Tony Massimini
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