Defense Cybersecurity Market Trend Analysis Report by Type, (Fully Electric, Hybrid, by System, (Energy Storage Systems, Power Generation, Power Conversion and Power Distribution Systems), by Ship Type,(Commercial, Defense) & Region (North America, Europe, APAC, MEA, South America) - Global Forecast to 2030

Defense Cybersecurity Market Overview

Defense Cybersecurity Market is expected to grow rapidly at a 7.6% CAGR consequently, it will grow from its existing size of from $20.56 Billion in 2023 to $ 43.67 billion by 2030.

The report offers a qualitative analysis that highlights drivers, opportunities, difficulties and trends to gain a clearer picture of current market dynamics. Furthermore, it details organic or inorganic usage strategies among market players as outlined by market players themselves.

This section on company profiles will examine various strategic changes within companies, including mergers, acquisitions, product launches and joint ventures/partnerships/collaborations agreements as well as investments made into research & development and expansion of top firms across both global and regional levels.

Defense Cybersecurity Market refers to the provision of services and solutions designed to safeguard defense and military systems such as networks, data, and systems from cyber-attacks. This involves various techniques and strategies designed to safeguard sensitive information while also ensuring secure communications, preventing unauthorised access, and responding quickly and efficiently to ever-evolving cyber-attacks in defense industries.

As more nations rely on interconnected and technologically advanced defense systems and systems, cybersecurity for defense plays an essential role in maintaining integrity, security and availability of sensitive military and operational information.

This market offers a comprehensive set of security solutions, such as firewalls, encryption tools and intrusion detection systems to secure communication protocols and advanced threat intelligence services designed to meet the specific security challenges facing defense companies across the globe.

As cyber-attacks continue to evolve and defense infrastructures increasingly digitize, the need for continuous improvements and investments in security measures to safeguard both military operations and national interests has never been greater.

Defense Cybersecurity Market Dynamics

Growth Drivers

Expanding cyberattacks across various defense industries

Recently there has been an exponential rise in cyber attacks around the world, from nation states hacker threats and hacktivist attacks, hacktivist groups and criminal gangs as well as insider threats. Defense companies tend to be targeted due to the sensitive and confidential data they manage and store online.

In October 2022, the FBI and National Security agency (NSA) reported State funded cyber attackers had successfully penetrated defense sectors protecting and preserving access to networks as early as January 2021 until November 2021 and siphoned sensitive data in compromised systems from these compromised networks.

Cyber threats present serious challenges to national security. State-sponsored cyberattacks have become an effective form of digital warfare, necessitating defense agencies to be adequately prepared against potential attacks.

Cyberattacks against defense sector infrastructure can take many forms, from espionage and advanced persistent threats (APTs) to intellectual property theft, infiltration of classified information systems and even disrupting vital structures and operations of military structures and personnel. If successful, such an attack could prove devastating – endangering national security as well as lives.

Restraints

Inefficiency of older systems in the current cybersecurity landscape

Security legacy systems refers to older, and often obsolete technological infrastructures used by defense agencies for some period of time. Although designed during an era when cybersecurity wasn’t of as much concern, these legacy systems now pose several limitations compared with modern security measures.

Older systems often don’t contain the advanced security features and protections found on modern ones, leaving them more susceptible to cyberattacks and vulnerabilities. Attackers frequently target older systems because they know they may not receive timely patches, security updates or capabilities for using sophisticated protocols.

Process of updating or replacing older systems can be an arduous endeavor, with considerable costs to do so and significant requirements on available resources to spend on this effort. With cyber threats ever changing and increasingly sophisticated, modern cybersecurity demands systems to be regularly upgraded and modified; unfortunately older systems with outdated structures and limitations cannot keep pace.

Opportunities:

Boost in international collaborations

International collaborations enable defense agencies from various nations to join forces and work cooperatively towards strengthening cybersecurity capabilities. With cyber threats often traversing borders, cooperation in defense cyber is increasingly vital.

International cooperation for cybersecurity defense offers many benefits, chief among them sharing resources, knowledge, and threat intelligence. Since no nation can possess all of the knowledge needed for cybersecurity or technology alone, sharing experiences and best practices between nations helps strengthen security defenses across borders while increasing knowledge about current cyber threats while creating efficient security measures.

International cooperation can also aid the creation of cybersecurity standards and norms that govern professional behavior as well as dealing with cyber attacks. Nations can come to a consensus on guidelines to be followed in case of cyber attack – this helps avoid unnecessary confusion or escalated reactions during incidents involving cybersecurity.

Collaboration efforts could lead to joint research and development initiatives which produce modern cybersecurity technology, cutting duplicative efforts while simultaneously increasing efficiency and speeding technological progress in defense. International collaboration also enhances incident response capabilities: when there’s an extreme cyberattack, countries can coordinate responses by sharing threat intelligence among themselves to recognize and mitigate them swiftly, thus mitigating any negative repercussions from an incident.

Challenges

Insufficient skilled staff

As cybersecurity threats increase in complexity and frequency, so does demand for highly skilled cybersecurity specialists.

The challenge posed by cyber threats today is complex and multidimensional; from cybercrime developing rapidly to increased digital connectivity creating an expanded attack surface as well as the intricate nature of cybersecurity field itself.

Cybersecurity is an ever-evolving and dynamic field, where cyber-threats constantly evolve while malicious actors devise innovative plans and methods for breaching security systems. To cope with such rapid change requires having trained employees who can quickly adapt to any new threats that emerge.

This shortage is compounded by the time required to educate and train cybersecurity professionals, creating a gap between desired skillsets and those available at work. Furthermore, increased interconnectivity of defense networks as well as rapid technological adoption create additional pressure on cybersecurity specialists.

Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing and other innovations increase vulnerability and necessitate a team capable of protecting diverse systems. Due to an ever increasing attack surface, experts in cybersecurity must possess expertise with cloud security IoT security and industrial system control systems.

Complex cybersecurity industries often suffer from a shortage of qualified personnel. Cybersecurity itself encompasses numerous different fields that specialize in specific domains of security such as penetration testing and threat intelligence, incident resolution and risk control – each area requires its own knowledge base; even those proficient in one may not necessarily possess all of them.

Defense Cybersecurity Market Segment Analysis

Based on End Users the navy segment has the most market share in the market for cybersecurity in defense over the forecast timeframe.

It is expected that the Navy segment is predicted to have the highest market share in the forecast time. Navy forces heavily rely on network-centric activities, in which ships, submarines and aircrafts, and other facilities on shore are connected to increase the effectiveness of operations and situational awareness.

The size and complexity of maritime networks makes them the prime targets for cyber attacks which require sophisticated cybersecurity measures. The Navy’s commitment to networking-centric warfare places it in the top of the line when it comes to investing in robust cyber security measures for the defense sector.

Naval assets constitute crucial infrastructure, including submarines, aircraft carriers, as well as communication hubs. Protecting these assets from cyber-attacks is essential to maintaining their operational capabilities and strategic advantages. The Navy’s commitment to protecting important maritime infrastructure is a key factor in its leading role in advancing cybersecurity defense.

Based on the offerings Software and Services segment is the biggest market share of the cybersecurity market for defense during the forecast timeframe.

It is expected that the Software and Services segment is predicted to have the biggest market share in the cybersecurity market for defense during the forecast time frame due to various factors that are crucial to the market:

The defense industry is experiencing an explosion in the adoption of cutting-edge technologies including artificial intelligence and machine learning as well as quantum-resistant cryptography. Software solutions play a key part in making use of and adapting to the latest developments, giving the agility needed to be ahead of new cyber-attacks.

Cloud computing’s adoption in defense operations demands robust software solutions that can protect information stored and processed in cloud-based environments. Cloud-based cybersecurity services provide the ability to scale and adapt which allows defense companies to respond to evolving requirements effectively.

Competitive Landscape of the Defense Cybersecurity Market

• Airbus SAS (Netherlands)
• Aselsan AS (Turkey)
• BAE Systems plc (UK)
• Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. (US)
• Cisco Systems Inc. (US)
• DXC Technology Company (US)
• IBM Corporation (US)
• Intel Corporation (US)
• Lockheed Martin Corporation (US)
• Northrop Grumman Corporation (US)
• Raytheon Company (US)
• SecureWorks Corp. (US)
• Thales Group (France)
• The Boeing Company (US)
• Verizon Communications (US)

New Developments

In October 2023, the US Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) (US) developed a Zero Trust Network named Thunderdome. The contract is valued at USD 1.86 Billion.

In January NATO awarded a contract to IBM, which will encompass the integration of cyber defense capabilities and related configuration services, extending through 2025, with an additional two-year option. The contract is valued at USD 33.6 million.

In June 2021, Cisco Systems, Inc. (US) received an investment worth USD 1.18 billion to provide Smart Net Total Care and software services. 

Defense Cybersecurity Market Regional Insights

North America is expected to lead the defense Cybersecurity market by 2023.

The Defense Cybersecurity market in the North American region is experiencing significant growth due to a variety of significant aspects.

Modernization of the Military: North American nations, particularly those in the U.S., are actively upgrading their military capabilities, using advanced technologies like autonomous systems, artificial intelligence and network-centric operation. The necessity of protecting these advanced military assets from cyber-attacks drives the need for sophisticated cybersecurity solutions for defense which further strengthens North America’s dominance on the market.

Global Cybersecurity Standards: North America has a significant role in defining international security standards as well as practices. The region’s determination to establish and adhering to the highest cybersecurity standards increases its power in international collaborations which makes North American solutions and expertise well-known and widely accepted.

Massive Defense Budgets– The United States, especially, devotes significant budgets for cybersecurity and defense initiatives. The substantial financial investments for research and development as well as infrastructure and cybersecurity capabilities are a major factor in the dominance of the region in the market for cybersecurity defense. This financial commitment allows the use of cutting-edge technologies as well as the constant enhancement of cybersecurity methods.

Defense Cybersecurity Market Scope:

Frequently Asked Questions:

How big Defense Cybersecurity Market?

Defense Cybersecurity Market is expected to grow rapidly at a 7.6% CAGR consequently, it will grow from its existing size of from $20.56 Billion in 2023 to $ 43.67 billion by 2030.

What is the future outlook for the Defense Cybersecurity Market?

The future outlook for the Defense Cybersecurity Market is optimistic, with sustained growth anticipated due to escalating cyber threats, increased digitalization in defense, rising investments in advanced technologies, and heightened awareness of the critical role cybersecurity plays in safeguarding national security. However, challenges such as evolving threat landscapes and the need for continuous innovation will shape the market’s trajectory.

What applications do Defense Cybersecurity have?

Defense Cybersecurity applications include protecting military networks, command and control systems, weapon systems, and sensitive data from cyber threats, ensuring the integrity and availability of critical defense infrastructure. It also involves securing communication channels, preventing unauthorized access, and addressing vulnerabilities in defense technologies.

Which Are the Top Companies Hold the Market Share in Defense Cybersecurity Market?

The report profiles key players such as Airbus SAS (Netherlands), Aselsan AS (Turkey), BAE Systems plc (UK), Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. (US), Cisco Systems Inc. (US), DXC Technology Company (US).

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Table of Contents

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

1.1. MARKET ATTRACTIVENESS ANALYSIS

1.1.1. GLOBAL DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE

1.1.2. GLOBAL DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT

1.1.3. GLOBAL DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT

1.1.4. GLOBAL DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY REGION

1. MARKET INTRODUCTION

2.1. MARKET DEFINITION

2.2. SCOPE OF THE STUDY

2.3. MARKET STRUCTURE

2.4. KEY BUYING CRITERIA

2.5. MARKET FACTOR INDICATOR ANALYSIS

1. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

3.1. RESEARCH PROCESS

3.2. PRIMARY RESEARCH

3.3. SECONDARY RESEARCH

3.4. MARKET SIZE ESTIMATION

3.5. FORECAST MODEL

3.6. LIST OF ASSUMPTIONS

1. MARKET INSIGHTS
2. MARKET DYNAMICS

5.1. INTRODUCTION

5.2. DRIVERS

5.2.1. INCREASING DEFENSE EXPENDITURES

5.2.2. GROWING SEVERITY OF CYBER ATTACKS ON MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS

5.2.3. DRIVERS IMPACT ANALYSIS

5.3. RESTRAINTS

5.3.1. LACK OF TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERTISE

5.3.2. RESTRAINTS IMPACT ANALYSIS

5.4. OPPORTUNITIES

5.4.1. INCREASING DEFENSE INITIATIVES TO SECURE CRITICAL DATA

5.5. MARKET/TECHNOLOGICAL TRENDS

5.6. PATENT TRENDS

5.7. REGULATORY LANDSCAPE/STANDARDS

1. MARKET FACTOR ANALYSIS

6.1. SUPPLY CHAIN ANALYSIS

6.1.1. R&D

6.1.2. MANUFACTURING

6.1.3. DISTRIBUTION & SALES

6.1.4. POST-SALES MONITORING

6.2. PORTER’S FIVE FORCES ANALYSIS

6.2.1. THREAT OF NEW ENTRANTS

6.2.2. BARGAINING POWER OF BUYERS

6.2.3. THREAT OF SUBSTITUTES

6.2.4. INTENSITY OF RIVALRY

6.2.5. BARGAINING POWER OF SUPPLIERS

1. GLOBAL DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE

7.1. INTRODUCTION

7.2. ENDPOINT SECURITY

7.3. NETWORK SECURITY

7.4. CONTENT SECURITY

7.5. APPLICATION SECURITY

7.6. WIRELESS SECURITY

7.7. CLOUD SECURITY

7.8. OTHERS

1. GLOBAL DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT

8.1. INTRODUCTION

8.2. SOLUTION

8.2.1. THREAT INTELLIGENCE & RESPONSE MANAGEMENT

8.2.2. DATA LOSS PREVENTION MANAGEMENT

8.2.3. IDENTITY & ACCESS MANAGEMENT

8.2.4. SECURITY AND VULNERABILITY MANAGEMENT

8.2.5. UNIFIED THREAT MANAGEMENT

8.2.6. ENTERPRISE RISK AND COMPLIANCE

8.2.7. MANAGED SECURITY

8.2.8. OTHERS

8.3. SERVICE

8.3.1. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

8.3.2. MANAGED SERVICES

1. GLOBAL DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT

9.1. INTRODUCTION

9.2. ON-PREMISE

9.3. CLOUD

1. GLOBAL DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY REGION

10.1. INTRODUCTION

10.2. NORTH AMERICA

10.2.1. US

10.2.2. CANADA

10.3. EUROPE

10.3.1. UK

10.3.2. GERMANY

10.3.3. FRANCE

10.3.4. ITALY

10.3.5. REST OF EUROPE

10.4. ASIA-PACIFIC

10.4.1. CHINA

10.4.2. INDIA

10.4.3. AUSTRALIA

10.4.4. JAPAN

10.4.5. REST OF ASIA-PACIFIC

10.5. MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA

10.5.1. SAUDI ARABIA

10.5.2. UAE

10.5.3. TURKEY

10.5.4. REST OF MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA

10.6. LATIN AMERICA

10.6.1. BRAZIL

10.6.2. REST OF LATIN AMERICA

1. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

11.1. COMPETITIVE OVERVIEW

11.2. COMPETITOR DASHBOARD

11.3. MAJOR GROWTH KEY STRATEGIES IN THE GLOBAL DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY

11.4. COMPETITIVE BENCHMARKING

11.5. MARKET SHARE ANALYSIS

11.6. LEADING PLAYER IN TERMS OF THE NUMBER OF DEVELOPMENTS IN THE GLOBAL DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY

11.7. KEY DEVELOPMENTS & GROWTH STRATEGIES

11.7.1. PRODUCT LAUNCH/SERVICE DEPLOYMENT

11.7.2. MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS

11.7.3. JOINT VENTURES

1. COMPANY PROFILES

(COMPANY OVERVIEW, PRODUCTS & SERVICES OFFERED, FINANCIAL OVERVIEW, KEY DEVELOPMENTS, SWOT ANALYSIS, AND KEY STRATEGIES TO BE COVERED FOR THE PUBLIC COMPANIES)

12.1. KEY MARKET PLAYERS

12.1.1. AIRBUS SAS

12.1.2. ASELSAN AS

12.1.3. BAE SYSTEMS PLC

12.1.4. BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON, INC.

12.1.5. CISCO SYSTEMS, INC.

12.1.6. DXC TECHNOLOGY COMPANY

12.1.7. IBM CORPORATION

12.1.8. INTEL CORPORATION

12.1.9. LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION

12.1.10. NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION

12.2. KEY MARKET PLAYERS

12.2.1. RAYTHEON COMPANY

12.2.2. SECUREWORKS CORP.

12.2.3. THALES GROUP

12.2.4. THE BOEING COMPANY

12.2.5. VERIZON COMMUNICATIONS

1. APPENDIX

13.1. REFERENCES

13.2. RELATED REPORTS

13.3. LIST OF ABBREVIATION

1. INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

14.1. FUTURE UAV PROGRAMS AND SPENDING

14.2. UAV PROCUREMENTS BY COUNTRY

LIST OF TABLES

TABLE 1 LIST OF ASSUMPTIONS

TABLE 2 MAJOR PATENTS GRANTED FOR DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY (2023-2030)

TABLE 3 TYPE: GLOBAL DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 4 COMPONENT: GLOBAL DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 5 DEPLOYMENT: GLOBAL DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 6 GLOBAL DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY REGION, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 7 NORTH AMERICA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COUNTRY, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 8 NORTH AMERICA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 9 NORTH AMERICA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 10 NORTH AMERICA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 11 US: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 12 US: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 13 US: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 14 CANADA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 15 CANADA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 16 CANADA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 17 EUROPE: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COUNTRY, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 18 EUROPE: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 19 EUROPE: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 20 EUROPE: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 21 UK: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 22 UK: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 23 UK: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 24 GERMANY: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 25 GERMANY: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 26 GERMANY: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 27 FRANCE: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 28 FRANCE: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 29 FRANCE: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 30 ITALY: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 31 ITALY: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 32 ITALY: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 33 REST OF EUROPE: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 34 REST OF EUROPE: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 35 REST OF EUROPE: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 36 ASIA-PACIFIC: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COUNTRY, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 37 ASIA-PACIFIC: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 38 ASIA-PACIFIC: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 39 ASIA-PACIFIC: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 40 CHINA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 41 CHINA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 42 CHINA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 43 INDIA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 44 INDIA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 45 INDIA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 46 JAPAN: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 47 JAPAN: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 48 JAPAN: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 49 AUSTRALIA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 50 AUSTRALIA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 51 AUSTRALIA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 52 REST OF ASIA-PACIFIC: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 53 REST OF ASIA-PACIFIC: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 54 REST OF ASIA-PACIFIC: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 55 MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COUNTRY, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 56 MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 57 MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 58 MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 59 SAUDI ARABIA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 60 SAUDI ARABIA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 61 SAUDI ARABIA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 62 UAE: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 63 UAE: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 64 UAE: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 65 REST OF THE MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 66 REST OF THE MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 67 REST OF THE MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 68 LATIN AMERICA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COUNTRY, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 69 LATIN AMERICA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 70 LATIN AMERICA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 71 LATIN AMERICA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 72 BRAZIL: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 73 BRAZIL: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 74 BRAZIL: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 75 REST OF LATIN AMERICA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY TYPE, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 76 REST OF LATIN AMERICA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY COMPONENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 77 REST OF LATIN AMERICA: DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY, BY DEPLOYMENT, 2023-2030 (USD MILLION)

TABLE 78 THE MOST ACTIVE PLAYERS IN THE GLOBAL DEFENSE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY

TABLE 79 CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS

TABLE 80 MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS

TABLE 81 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

TABLE 82 EXPANSIONS AND INVESTMENTS

TABLE 83 JOINT VENTURES AND

PARTNERSHIPS