Aerospace Defence and Security

Frost & Sullivan anticipates that Airbus Defence & Space will continue to develop its presence in the international security market, through the delivery of infrastructure security, Big Data, and cyber-led packages. However, proposed divestment of the company’s communication business units (including Cassidian, Signalis, and Atlas Elektronik) als...

The global security industry is growing as governments and organisations invest to protect assets from known terrorist groups, unknown groups, international organised crime, and localised crime. The increasingly complex threat landscape provides opportunities for security companies across a range of sectors. The report gives an overview of the expe...

Frost & Sullivan anticipates that BAE Systems Applied Intelligence will continue to diversify its international business, placing a focus on the development of cybersecurity products for critical national infrastructure customers as BAE responds to instability in the international defence market. Whilst company capabilities are expected to be organ...

Frost & Sullivan anticipates that Samsung will continue to grow its presence in the security market by enhancing its security integration and system capabilities. The recent proposed sale of Samsung Techwin indicates a desire by the firm to step away from the production of security-specific technology, with a focus on providing digital security pro...

Frost & Sullivan’s previous analysis of Safe City trends, released in February 2014, considered several trends that will shape how we secure cities over the next decade. The following Market Insight will consider how suppliers stack up against each other today, how partnerships and alliances are changing competitor market positioning, and how th...

As global air passenger volume grows, especially in the Middle East and Asia-Pacific regions, enhanced airport security becomes more important. Advancements in security control and screening technologies are opening new opportunities for technology suppliers as nations upgrade and expand their airport infrastructure. This research service analyses ...

At a corporate level, NICE Systems (NICE) positions itself as a software organisation with solutions to help customers gain value from Big Data, structured, and unstructured. The Security, Safety, and Operations business is one of 3 divisions. The others are Customer Interactions and Financial Crime and Compliance. NICEs revenue from security amou...

The need for increased multi-agency collaboration, gaining intelligence from data, and merging systems and infrastructure will continue to shape supplier strategy. The expected demand for solutions that provide a Unified Situational Awareness Picture across agencies will shape supplier technology development strategies, strategic alliances, and acq...

Frost & Sullivan anticipates that Thales will continue to enhance its security capability by adding new products to its expanding portfolio, with an increasing focus on the provision of cyber security solutions. New products will increasingly focus on the commercial over the military market although much of the technology utilized by the company ha...