#securityasaservice

Security-as-a-Service (SaaS) is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) company model whereby an external security service provider provides its security services on a contract basis to a company at a fraction of the price typically charged by an individual security provider. This model is becoming increasingly popular, as it offers a range of benefits for businesses. For example, most companies are using one type of security system or another - firewalls, antivirus programs, and email and network security, to name a few. However, with SaaS providers, the costs involved in maintaining and updating those security solutions can be avoided by choosing to use a SaaS security provider to manage them.

Another common advantage of SaaS security providers is that they do not need to buy large volumes of hardware or equipment - unlike large enterprises, who often have thousands of servers running on expensive servers all connected to the company's network. Therefore, the cost and risk of purchasing and maintaining these large quantities of hardware can be significantly reduced by using a security company as an independent provider.

The security-as-a-service security provider also has advantages over traditional on-site security providers. For instance, there is no need to employ expensive security professionals - a typical security professional would need to pay rent, purchase a building and install various equipment, while maintaining the site at all times. In contrast, a SaaS security provider works on a contractual basis, which means it will only require you to pay them if they deliver the service you require. Also, because the provider does not require a large capital investment in machinery and equipment, the monthly expenses associated with maintenance can be greatly reduced.

Adopting the business model of Security-as-a-Service (SaaS) has become a pragmatic choice for companies looking at integrating security with their business infrastructure. Furthermore, emerging technological trends related to the Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud-computing will continue to compel more businesses towards implementation of a Security-as-a-Service business model, which will incidentally benefit them through cost savings. Persistence Market Research’s report on the global Security-as-a-Service market titled “Global Market Study on Security-as-a-Service: IT & Telecom and BFSI Industry Segments Major Adopters of Security-as-a-Service Solutions ,” includes a comprehensive study that has predicted the market to attain US$ 3.3 billion in value by the end of 2016. Over a ten-year forecast period of 2016-2026, the global Security-as-a-Service market is projected to expand at a staggering CAGR of 17.1%.

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Telecom & IT remains the largest industry for SaaS. Healthcare, Retail & Consumer Goods, and BFSI are the other prominent industries for the global SaaS market. The risks of data loss in the healthcare industry can disrupt dozens of associated businesses such as insurance reimbursement and drug development, and with it, compromise the health of millions of patients. Cloud computing is being merged in the global finance industry, but protection of electronic transactions has necessitated the need for amalgamating a Security-as-a-Service business model. By the end of the forecast period, Healthcare and BFSI industries will account for a market value share of 20.3% and 17.7% respectively, with the global IT & Telecom sector accounting for a revenue share of nearly 30%.

Competitive Backdrop & Enterprise-based Market Segmentation

Providing security services to large enterprises remains a lucrative revenue-generation business model for leading players. By 2026, large enterprises such as conglomerates or multinational corporations will procure about 50% share of global market value, higher than the collective revenue share of small and medium enterprises. Meanwhile, companies in the global Security-as-a-Service market have transformed from being service providers, software developers, and security platform providers to managed security service providers and integrators of Security-as-a-Service for client enterprises. Some of the leading market players profiled in this report include Intel Security, Oracle Corporation, Cisco Systems, Inc., Gemalto NV, Qualys Inc., Alert Logic Inc., Trend Micro Inc., Proofpoint Inc., Zscaler, Inc., and Okta, Inc.

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The Need for Subscription-based Security Keeps Surging

Interlinked businesses within a company or within multiple corporations are exposed to the threats of network breach, now that cybercrime is at large. As a countermeasure, business operations need to be integrated with security services that safeguard the companies, not just at the “firewall” level, but at an out-and-out networking parameter. Fusing a security-based business model in an existing and complicated corporate structure can be really formidable for companies, considering the added expenditure of developing an individual security service

Additionally, companies are not looking to further implicate their operational accountabilities by gaining a total ownership of such developed security services. Ergo, the growth of the global market for Security-as-a-Service will be primarily driven by increasing partnerships of companies with service providers offering subscription-based security. So, cost advantages of integrating a Security-as-a-Service business model will encourage more companies to upgrade security measures of their businesses.

North America to Account for over 35% of Global Revenues by 2026

Cloud-based security services are proliferating the US corporate world; from budding startups to established conglomerates. North America’s robust Telecom and IT infrastructure aids the extension of its Security-as-a-Service market, which is anticipated to garner revenues worth US$ 8 billion by 2026-end. With an estimated global market revenue share of 36.4% in 2016, North America’s Security-as-a-Service market will account for nearly half of the global market by the end of 2026, growing at the fastest CAGR among all the regions. Meanwhile, the Security-as-a-Service market in Western Europe will expand gradually, generating an opportune incremental value of an estimated US$ 3,059.6 million over the forecast period. Other regions analyzed in the report include Asia Pacific excluding Japan (APEJ), Japan, Eastern Europe, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa (MEA).

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