According to foreign media reports, experts have conducted a highly comprehensive and accurate study of the global defense cybersecurity market. By 2025, the cybersecurity market will reach US $ 30 trillion.
With the advancement of technology in the field of information technology, the amount of confidential data collected from various systems has increased, with the main factor driving the growth of the global defense network security market. However, the ever-changing preferences of cybersecurity departments and the lack of skilled technicians hinder the growth of the market, that is to say, there is a serious shortage of cybersecurity-related technicians in society.
Defensive network security refers to the protection of computer systems from damage or theft by Internet "hackers," and the misdirection of computer systems or the destruction of the services they provide. As society becomes more dependent on the Internet, the incidence of cyber attacks is also rising. Over the past few years, the growth of cyber threats has made many companies aware of the risks posed by personal negligence or protecting the network underground.
Today, cyber threats have become more intelligent, persistent, and focused on higher-value assets. These threats are expected to drive market development in the near future. The growth in R & D spending on cybersecurity solutions is also likely to drive market growth in the coming years.
For major regions such as Asia Pacific, North America, Europe, Latin America, and the rest of the world, a regional analysis of defensive cybersecurity is considered. In the Asia-Pacific region, the Middle East and Africa and other regions, the increase in the use of Internet of Vehicles has driven the growth of cybersecurity in the forecast period 2018-2025. It is estimated that the Asia-Pacific region will occupy an important share in the cybersecurity market. Developing countries, such as India and China, are important players in promoting cybersecurity needs. Europe, North America, the Middle East and Africa continue to witness the growth of infrastructure, which will drive the demand for cybersecurity in the coming years. (Welcome to reprint and share)