*NEW RESEARCH* Cyber Security Supplier Prospects 2020 and Beyond

Demand for cyber security hardware, software and services amongst public and private sector organisations of all sizes in the UK is likely to remain robust in the short term, but suppliers must constantly adapt and transform their portfolios to meet the needs of dynamic and fiercely competitive market.

Shifting legacy products into more flexible cloud service platforms, applying more automation to mitigate the ongoing security skills shortage, and giving IT departments better visibility into the status and compliance of data and workloads hosted off-premise while making it easier for security teams to manage a bewildering array of cross-platform defences are again top priorities.

But suppliers must also reach out to new customers amongst smaller organisations, and work out ways to embed security solutions within Internet of Things (IoT), Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), industrial control systems (ICS), and network edge architectures if they are to expand their business and stay ahead of competitors.

Subscribers to TechMarketView’s TechSectorViews can read the full analysis of the challenges facing UK cyber security suppliers in the coming year - and the strategies and technologies they should adopt and deploy now to incubate success in future years - in our Cyber Security Supplier Prospects 2020 and Beyond report here.

The report also features detailed profiles of TechMarketView’s Top 10 UK cyber security suppliers by revenue in 2018, including BT Group, Check Point, DXC Technology, Fortinet, Fujitsu, IBM, McAfee, Mimecast, NCC Group and Sophos.

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Posted by Martin Courtney at '09:06' - Tagged: suppliers   cybersecurity   prospects