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Security
Security is a valued necessity in today’s times. Growing terror threats, border disputes, global conflicts and the refugee crises have combined to provide reason enough to adopt stringent security measures such as automated passport control, facial recognition, and defense strategies that cover training and simulation, C4ISR, etc. Not only this, IT infrastructure, cloud computing, network security, and wireless technologies are all key growth areas that are evolving rapidly due to security issues. Concerns about digital threats will continue to drive the banking and finance industry to make cyber security investment.
The Frost & Sullivan Security unit provides global market analysis and forecasts that help clients with insights into emerging technologies, current trends and challenges, and new opportunities to grow their business. Our Security Growth Partnership Service (GPS) contains comprehensive coverage of Government/Homeland and Commercial Security Markets. Our Homeland Security information assists in understanding technologies and solutions that improve security and infrastructure.
Frost & Sullivan’s research service on the United States (US) Department of Defense (DoD) includes in-depth analysis of the department’s training and simulation market, the various segments in the helicopter market, and C4ISR budget spending.
Frost & Sullivan’s Security unit looks at new and shifting trends across the market such as:
- Automated passport control in North America
- Banking and finance security technology market assessment
- US DoD C4ISR
- Future of facial recognition technology in law enforcement
- US DoD Helicopter market
- DoD training and simulation market
- US Department of Homeland security budget
- Security competitive profiles such as Finmeccanica
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The fiscal year 2015 Department of Homeland Security budget request is out, and companies seeking new opportunities will be scrutinizing the impact of sequestration. Readers will find interest in how the departments individual agencies plan to spend 2015 appropriations. As cyber security continues to be the hot topic for government decision makers...
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17 Feb 2014 | North America
Global Cyber Security Market Assessment
National Strategies Drive the Adoption of Cyber Solutions
This research study covers the global cyber security market and discusses, in detail, the market trends, market drivers and restraints, impact of the drivers and restraints, and revenue projections. It also provides an overview of key market participants as well as market recommendations and conclusions. The major cyber security applications analys...
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05 Aug 2013 | North America
US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Budget Assessment 2014
The Year of Sequestration
The US Department of Homeland Security bears a heavy burden budgeting for its lengthy list of agencies. Sequestration and a sluggish economy have made Secretary Janet Napolitanos job even more difficult. Some of the major funding requirements include new cutters, patrol boats, and an ice breaker for the Coast Guard, along with funds to keep airfra...
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In the years after 9-11, security at U.S. airports has increased with the addition of new screening technologies, more stringent traveler guidelines, and more bureaucratic oversight. Emphasis has been placed on what has been termed a layered approach to security. One such layer is the perimeter fencing surrounding U.S. airports and its associated...
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This market insight reviews the U.S. government cybersecurity market for the 2012 calendar year. An executive summary, definitions and scope, products and services, market size and forecast, major programs, and significant contract activity, conclusions, and the Frost & Sullivan story are included. The U.S. government cybersecurity market primaril...
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