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Accelerating cybercrime driving UK's cyber security spend

According to a new report from ResearchAndMarkets.com, an increase in cybercrime activities means the UK's cyber security market is set to see rapid growth over the next five years.

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In the report - 'United Kingdom Cyber Security Market By Security Type (Network Security, Endpoint Security, Cloud Security, Application Security, Content Security and Others), By Solution Type, By Deployment Mode, By End-User Industry, By Region, Competition Forecast & Opportunities, 2027' - the UK cyber security market is anticipated to witness a growth of steady CAGR in the forecast period, 2023-2027.

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Rapid digital transformation of all prominent industry verticals and the flourishing e-commerce industry are accelerating cybercrime and fraudulent activities.

The rise in spending on cyber security from private and public institutions and the increase in the number of cyber attacks and malware activities are the key factors driving the growth of the UK cybersecurity market in the forecast period. With the need to protect confidential data from unauthorised access, organisations are actively adopting cybersecurity solutions.

Increased complexity of cyber attacks drives market demand

Due to the adoption of online platforms by various end-user industries, a large amount of data is generated every day, which needs to protect from unauthorised access.

The rapid development of digitised services and the growing proliferation of online shopping among consumers are accelerating the rate of cybercrime activities, leading to increased spending on security by the public and private sectors. Hackers use innovative ideas to lure users, thereby increasing the complexity and intensity of cyber attacks.

Increased sophistication and complexity of cybercrime activities drive the demand for advanced security solutions among enterprises. Companies have started to consider cybercrime as a major problem that could result in massive financial loss.

The rise in the market players offering innovative solutions to organisations and the growing threat of cyber-attacks are expected to fuel the growth of the United Kingdom cybersecurity market in the forecast period.

Supportive government policies boost market demand

Integrating advanced technologies such as machine learning, artificial intelligence, big data analytics and internet of things technology in cybersecurity solutions is expected to gain huge attention in the next five years.

Also, the rapid adoption of cloud-based and analytics technology is putting businesses at risk. With the rise in investments and efforts to develop the telecommunication infrastructure and deployment of 5G technology, the frequency of cyber-attacks is expected to grow in the forecast period.

To combat such situations government is promoting the adoption of cybersecurity solutions. Increased focus on developing advanced cybersecurity solutions and favourable government policies is expected to propel the UK's cyber security market in the next five years.

Increased adoption of IoT devices supports market growth
Organisations are actively installing IoT devices to enhance the operational efficiency and performance of employees, which is expected to fuel IoT traffic in the coming five years. The widespread adoption of IoT devices by organisations has increased the risk of cyber attacks on organisations to steal confidential information.

Organisations plan to adopt advanced cybersecurity solutions to secure personal and critical information to prevent substantial financial losses. Each IoT device can process a large volume of data daily and the users in organisations have access to multiple devices.

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Organisations are rapidly adopting cybersecurity solutions to inspect traffic within and outside the network and detect unauthorised access efficiently to secure such vast volumes of data generated. The increased need to secure information by organisations is expected to bolster the demand for the UK cybersecurity market over the next five years.

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