Proactive Security Market Analysis

Enterprise Size (SMEs, Large Enterprises)

Proactive security market from the SMEs segment is attributed to hold the largest share of about 72% by the end of 2037. As SMEs are more exposed to data breaches inside and outside of the company, this segment gains a high degree of traction in the market. Organizations can keep and protect their most important data in the event of a data breach if they adopt effective security solutions. Proactive security solutions provide organizations with a holistic view of their security infrastructure and help them to make better use of safety vulnerabilities, as well as monitor all products in the area from one single platform. The Accenture cyber-crime study found that almost 40% of attacks on SMEs were carried out by hackers. Only 14% of these accounted SMBs are prepared to face such an attack. Small and medium-sized businesses are spending an average of USD 826 on cybersecurity incidents, which is USD 653,587. SMEs are still implementing proactive security measures, given that they're facing malware based or DNS based cyber-attacks.

Industry Vertical (IT & Telecom, BFSI, Retail & E-Commerce, Government & Defense, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Energy & Utilities, Manufacturing)

The BFSI segment in the proactive security market is dominating the segment with about 42% during the forecast period. Since, BFSI businesses must adhere to strict legal and regulatory requirements regarding information security, the BFSI sector of the market is the one that is expanding at the fastest rate. Small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) continue to implement preventative security measures as they come under more and more cyberattacks focused on malware and DNS.

Our in-depth analysis of the global proactive security market includes the following segments: