Aerospace Defence and Security

The third quarter of 2019 saw significant activity among digital security vendors and stakeholders across the globe. This arose from the ongoing discussions surrounding data security, privacy, and biometric usage in security operations, to continued technology upgrades around the world to offer more customized and tailored security options to allev...

The digital transformation has made further progression into the security market during Q2, from a digital policing, critical infrastructure and government perspectives . Frost & Sullivan provides a brief quarterly analysis on key news that have shaken up the digital security market. It also provides an overview on key developments, financial perf...

The progressive digitalisation of the security eco system is substantially impacting security missions and traditional operating processes. Worldwide, security end-users are exploring and adopting new digital tools to tackle existing and upcoming threats in a more cost efficient way. Frost & Sullivan has identified four different trends disrupting ...

The Security ecosystem is embracing the digital transformation across multiple applications with an aim to improve operational efficiency and modernize legacy systems. This study covers the digital solutions market penetration in public safety, critical infrastructures and governments. Frost & Sullivan Security Digital Transformation analysis ass...

Digital transformation of the security ecosystem is progressively disrupting traditional patterns. Frost & Sullivan provides a brief quarterly analysis on key trends across the market. The Digital Gazette provides an overview on key developments and contracts in the security industry and the relevant partnerships forged amongst its stakeholders aro...

The most significant threat is no longer threats to human lives or property from physical attacks—rather the threat lies in more covert warfare tactics, including cyber-attacks and attacks that can cripple, obstruct, or destroy operations within critical infrastructure facilities, such as utility companies, communications towers, ports, manufactu...

The convergence of physical and logical security and identity authentications methods highlights the need to protect both a person’s physical identity credentials as well as their digital identity from potential fraud or loss. Within the government and critical national infrastructure (CNI) sectors, the need for robust identity protections is hei...

Maritime trade continues to be critical to the movement of goods, with about 90% of global trade (by volume) being carried out by the shipping industry. Safe and secure transportation of goods remains a government priority globally to ensure economic stability and growth. Investment to protect goods in transit, including from land to sea, at port s...

The global Critical National Infrastructure cyber security market is expected to grow to $114.08 billion by 2024 at a CAGR of 9.1%. The cyber security market will be driven by an increase in the growth of emerging technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and Cloud Computing. Over the coming years, increased collaboration between CNI cont...