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billion by 2030. The post XDR: The Next Step in ThreatDetection and Response appeared first on Security Boulevard. The Transparency Market Research team predicted that this market will increase at a CAGR of about 21% in the next decade, reported Help Net Security.
Therefore, the cybersecurity community must upskill in network security, threatdetection, post-quantum ready encryption, and uncovering vulnerabilities to minimise zero-day scenarios. This will catch some business leaders off guard in the next 2-3 years with a 2030 migration deadline looming.
Leveraging advanced cybersecurity technologies, such as AI-driven threatdetection and response systems, can help identify and neutralize threats before they cause significant damage. Regular audits and assessments of suppliers and partners are essential to ensure that they meet cybersecurity standards.
Based on numbers from Statista , there will be over 40 billion connected devices by 2030, and most of these are IoT products. Back then, endpoint security focused on computers, which meant the installation of antivirus, malware protection, firewall, and (sometimes) VPN in every computer.
According to Jay McBain, an analyst at Forrester Research, spending on IT and telecommunications will be worth about $7 trillion by 2030. It provides a holistic view of an organization’s environment, with analysis for threatdetection, investigation, and response. The next few years will see a surge in channel spending.
They will enhance threatdetection and response, improve threat hunting, and combine security posture management with behavioral analytics to help monitor and secure large datasets in real-time, spotting risks such as data exfiltration attempts or unusual data access patterns.
This problem is also likely to worsen, as some forecasts say there will be a global shortage of 85 million tech workers by 2030. CNAP automates threatdetection, regulatory compliance and reviewing protocols like identity access management (IAM).
and be worth around $2 trillion by 2030. This results in faster threatdetection and response times, improved network performance, and the ability to process a large volume of network traffic without causing bottlenecks.
By the year 2030, this worldwide total is expected to more than double to US$583.69 The Newzoo report for 2023 reveals that two in five — more than three billion — across the globe are gamers, which is 6.3 percent more than last year. Globally, gaming revenue amounts to an estimated US$242.39
They will enhance threatdetection and response, improve threat hunting, and combine security posture management with behavioral analytics to help monitor and secure large datasets in real-time, spotting risks such as data exfiltration attempts or unusual data access patterns.
And by the year 2030, some experts predict ungoverned SaaS (business-led SaaS) will represent over 80% of the total SaaS estate. In reality, security architecture is best served by incorporating SaaS security with IaaS security to achieve a comprehensive design that secures each layer of our cloud environments.
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