Security Analytics: A Shield Against Cybersecurity Threats
The security analytics market was valued at US$2.981 billion in 2019 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 33.65% to reach a market size of US$22.705 billion by the year 2026.
The process of gathering and analyzing data in order to implement proactive security measures is known as security analytics. It is the foundation of modern data-driven enterprise security systems that can mitigate the consequences of a security breach. Raw data logs from throughout the network infrastructure are captured, stored, and processed in the process. Data is collected from network and physical layer devices such as switches, routers, and server hardware, as well as client-side application interfaces. Combining, cleansing, and correlating the data are all done. AI algorithms and advanced machine learning aid in the interpretation of data and the generation of actionable insights in the form of user-friendly reports. It is critical to have the specialized technical expertise to create and implement security analytics systems, which many developing countries lack.
The Increasing Need for Security Analytics in Organizations
During the forecast period, the security analytics market is likely to be driven by the growing need for analytics-based platforms for all sorts of companies around the world. Cybersecurity risks, data breaches, ransomware attacks, malware, and phishing are all on the rise around the world, putting pressure on businesses to implement these solutions. Because of the increasing sophistication of cybersecurity attacks, businesses must adapt to an ideology that assumes that attackers are already inside their IT systems. Traditional security systems like SIEMs and DLP were formerly thought to be a panacea for security concerns. These products, however, do not offer all the security functions defined in the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and should be used in conjunction with other solutions. DLP can only assist in identifying dangers and protecting against attacks whereas, SIEM can only provide the data needed to detect and respond to attacks. In today’s cyber security environment, these capabilities alone are insufficient to secure a complete infrastructure on their own.
Furthermore, an individual or a business risks drowning in a deluge of false warnings if their setup and data governance processes are not up to par. As a result, an organization’s security posture must be strengthened by applying security analytics across the board, including identification, detection, protection, recovery, and response. Organizations all over the world are implementing security analytics solutions to cut costs, which will fuel market growth throughout the forecast period. Many of these duties are mundane, time-consuming, and repetitious. Analysts can focus on higher-value activities thanks to automation. When using different point security products with separate data silos, implementing automation solutions becomes increasingly complex. Security teams cannot act quickly enough to neutralize threats without the automation of preapproved procedures, and system updates can often linger in IT ticketing queues for hours or days. Only by overcoming these traditional barriers can the Mean Time to Repair and Mean Time to Detect of cyberthreats be reduced. This allows businesses to detect and eliminate threats early in the life cycle of a cyberattack, preventing costly cyber catastrophes.
Network Security Analytics Will Account For a Sizable Portion of the Market
Security analytics solutions are in high demand due to network security applications around the world. Unlike other more well-behaved issue domains, security analysis does not easily lend itself to statistical analysis. Most of the time, programmers lack the essential information needed to create an accurate analytical engine. Furthermore, given attackers’ proclivity for adapting to changes, programmers will find it nearly challenging to create network security analytics solutions. In addition, there have been numerous incidents of network and web-app security failures in recent years that have resulted in catastrophic damage to a number of significant businesses and governments throughout the world. Furthermore, as traditional network security analytics solutions based on theory of Bayesian probability, which states that by capturing every element of a problem and mathematically calculating possible outcomes, it is possible to predict with high accuracy the likelihood of something happening, network security analytics solutions are becoming more reliable. Machine learning has the capability to cope up with massive amounts of data required by modern networks, which are spreading beyond traditional applications.
North America is Predicted to Hold a Considerable Market Growth Potential During the Forecasted Period
Based on geography, the analysis divides the security analytics market into the North American region, European region, south American region, the Middle East and African region, and the Asia Pacific region. Analysts predict that the North American region would be growing at an exponential rate during the forecasted period and have a significant share of the market during the projected period. In comparison to other regions, North America is the most expensive place for small or medium-sized businesses to experience a data breach. To stay ahead of the competition end-user industries in the region have been pioneers and early adopters of analytics solutions.
This has aided companies and small businesses in building large datasets and infrastructure to support the proactive use of security analytics. Securonix and Cylance Inc. The exponential rise in the use of mobile phones and the internet among populations in the Asia Pacific region is predicted to boost the market growth. The implementation of the General Data Protection Rules by the European Union, which now makes it essential for enterprises in the region to report data breaches, will boost the industry in Europe.
COVID Insights
The coronavirus pandemic severely impacted the security analytics market due to a physical shutdown around the world. The analysis shows that the pandemic has positively impacted the market with greater employment in analytics security solutions.
Security Analytics Market Scope:
Report Metric | Details |
Market size value in 2019 | US$2.981 billion |
Market size value in 2026 | US$22.705 billion |
Growth Rate | CAGR of 33.65% from 2019 to 2026 |
Base year | 2019 |
Forecast period | 2021–2026 |
Forecast Unit (Value) | USD Billion |
Segments covered | Application, Service, Deployment Method, Organization Size, Vertical, And Geography |
Regions covered | North America, South America, Europe, Middle East and Africa, Asia Pacific |
Companies covered | LogRhythm, Inc., ARBOR NETWORKS, INC., NortonLifeLock Inc., Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Development LP, IBM Corporation, Cisco Systems, Inc., RSA Security LLC |
Customization scope | Free report customization with purchase |