Global Cyber Security Market to Gather around USD 156 Billion by 2031 by Growing at ~11% CAGR during 2022-2031; Surge in Unethical Cyber Intrusion, Cyber Attacks, and Others to Drive an Upbeat Growth Trajectory
Kenneth Research
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Key Market Participants Profiled in the Report “Global Cyber Security Market” by Kenneth Research Include IBM, Cisco Systems, Inc., Avast Software s.r.o., Broadcom, Dell Inc., Check Point Software Technologies Ltd., CyberArk Software Ltd., FireEye, Fortinet, Inc., Imperva, and others.

New York, Aug. 10, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The total number of data breaches and compromises in 2021 surpassed over 24% which suggests an alarming spike in data vulnerability. Compared to 2020, there were somewhat more sensitive information-related data incidents, i.e., 84% in 2021.  In addition, phishing and software flaws are responsible for an estimated 72% of cyber incidents. The need for cyber security solutions is driven by the rising instances of cyber breaches, phishing, and security issues.

In the latest research titled Global Cyber Security Market, Kenneth Research provided a brief outline of market components counting growth drivers, restraint factors, current market patterns, and potential for future development. The influence of COVID-19 and its impact on end-users are both completely examined within the market research report which covers the forecast period, i.e., 2022-2031. In addition, the research study analyzes the product portfolios and market expansion plans of the central competitors.

The start-up culture is seeping in significantly in recent years. The United States is the top nation with 72,000 such firms. Considering that, the Fintech (financial technology) sector employs 7.2% of all startups globally.  Growing number of start-ups also influences total firms globally. In 2019, there were estimated 215 million firms worldwide. The likelihood of cybercrime rises along with the number of businesses. Cybercrime is growing steadily and latest reports suggest that around USD 550 billion is contributed towards cybercrime management annually across the globe. Each year the rate of cybercrime rises and it is predicted that it will peak in the coming years. More than 81% of firms worldwide are reportedly affected by cybercrime in terms of safety presently. It is primarily on account of the kind of crime that uses the virtual environment, which limits the ability of authorities to track cyber-attacks.

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A significant rise in data breaches and hacks from sources that are becoming more and more widespread in the workplace, such as mobile and Internet of Things (IoT) devices, can be attributed to a lack of data protection, the consequences of a global pandemic, and an increase in the sophistication of exploits. Additionally, COVID-19 has increased the use of remote workers, paving the way for cyber-attacks. As of today, there are 6.75 billion smartphone users worldwide, or 84 percent of the world’s population which translates to 6.9 billion smartphone users in 2022. In addition to that, there were 5.1 billion internet users globally as of April 2022 representing 65 percent of the world’s population. Almost 95% of this total or 5 billion people used social media. The market is anticipated to expand as a result of the increase in internet and smartphone usage.