Bot Mitigation Market Analysis

Security Type (Web, Mobile, API)

The API segment is expected to hold 55% share of the global bot mitigation market by 2037. The increased adoption of API can be related to the segment's growth. In the continually shifting technological landscape, the use of application programming interfaces (APIs) has increased tremendously.  Almost 70% of those asked anticipate using more APIs in 2023 than they did the previous year. 40% of the largest organizations (those with 10,000 or more employees) use more than 250 internal APIs. However, as API usage grows, so does the risk of being exposed to hostile organizations, specifically rogue bots. On various websites and services, more than 75% of login attempts from API endpoints are fake. According to some applications, up to 20% of all product page API calls are false. Illegitimate sources account for 10-15% or more of all API searches.

End User (Retail & E-commerce, BFSI, IT & Telecommunication, Media & Entertainment, Defense & Security, Travel & Tourism, Healthcare, Energy & Utilities, Automotive & Aviation)

Bot mitigation market from the retail & e-commerce segment is expected to garner a significant share of around 42% by 2037. The expansion of the segment is mainly driven by the prevalence of automated bots in e-commerce sites and online retail platforms. In the previous year, about 40% of website visits were not made by humans. On the contrary, it was the result of a bot. The infamous Grinch bot is legendary in the retail industry for stockpiling inventory during the holiday shopping season, snatching popular products, and making it tough for people to buy presents online.

Our in-depth analysis of the global bot mitigation market includes the following segments: