According to a new report Global
Encryption Software Market - Size, Industry Analysis, Trends, Opportunities,
Growth and Forecast, 2013 - 2020, the global encryption software market is
expected to reach $2.16 billion by 2020, registering a CAGR of 14.27% during
2014 - 2020. Software based encryption is gaining prominence as one of the end
point security solutions, as it is increasingly being adopted by the
organizations worldwide. With data protection and data privacy compliance
becoming a high priority, organizations have started viewing encryption as an
enabler to achieve compliance and data security and at the same time mitigate
the data breach risks associated with the adoption of advanced technologies,
particularly cloud services and mobility.From the application perspective,
encryption is used across all the industries to secure both data-at-rest (data
stored in data stored in files/folders and disks); and data-in-transit (email
messages travelling over the network).
The adoption of software-based
encryption for protecting data-at-rest is higher as compared to the adoption of
the same for data-in-transit. Data-at-rest encryption software accounts for
approx. 93.5% of the total encryption software market by value. For
data-at-rest, the two most commonly used encryption software methods include
Full Disk Encryption (FDE) and File Level Encryption (FLE), with Full Disk
Encryption software being the most widely deployed method for protecting data
against theft and ensuring compliance with the data privacy and data breach
notification laws. Full Disk Encryption is preferred over the File Level
Encryption, primarily due to the two major advantages such as ease of
deployment and management and complete security.
Presently, software based encryption
enjoys the highest adoption in the Financial Services sector with a growing
acceptance in the Healthcare Sector. Financial sector accounts for approximately
44% of global encryption software market amongst all the other industries.
Entities operating in the sector are mandated by the data privacy regulations
to adopt effective security measures in their organization and need to ensure
that the personally identifiable data (PII) of the customers is protected from
any unauthorized or unintended disclosure/access.
Key
findings of the study:
Presently, Encryption software for
Data-at-Rest accounts for the major share of the encryption software market as
compared to the encryption software for data-in-transit (email)
Within the Data-at-rest encryption
software market, Software- based Full Disk Encryption (FDE) holds the majority
share vis-à-vis File Level Encryption (FLE), with FDE expected to be the more
widely adopted technology in 2020
Based on the geographic analysis, North
America presently is and would continue to be the highest revenue-generating
region, throughout 2014 - 2020. However, the growth would be higher in the
developing regions particularly APAC
The use of Encryption software is most
widespread in the Finance Sector, which is presently largest contributor i.e.
approx. 44% to the total Encryption Software Revenue
The adoption of encryption software is
higher amongst large enterprises compared to the small and medium sized
businesses
The evolving data protection regulatory
landscape, burgeoning number of data breaches coupled with the increasing
adoption of technologies particularly cloud are driving the adoption of
encryption software worldwide. A large number of organisations are adopting an
enterprise wide encryption strategy plan rather than informal policies. With
the rapidly increasing adoption of cloud services in all the sectors, the
organisations are now looking at encryption solutions that would ensure data
security and compliance with the data privacy regulations for their data in the
cloud. Furthermore, the highest interest will be in encryption solutions from
cloud security vendors.
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