The volume and value of sensitive data has continued to grow exponentially, exposing all enterprises to increasing risks relating to its loss. A host of data loss incidents has demonstrated these risks, and made Information Protection a priority across a range of organizations. This report draws on Datamonitor's knowledge, providing readers with a detailed understanding of this market.
Scope
Provides an in-depth look into the Information Protection market opportunity, including a quantitative forecast of the market's growth.
Examines possible scenarios for the development of Information Protection technologies, such as DLP, Key Management and IRM.
Presents a detailed view of the impact data loss is having on enterprises, and how Information Protection can mitigate this impact.
Analyses the go to market approach of vendors and provides guidance on how this could be improved.
Highlights
Enterprises are being forced to abandon their long-held notions of how to secure their IT systems as a result of the exponential growth of data, combined with the greater mobility and dispersal of this data.
Many factors are raising the profile of Information Protection with IT and business decision makers. Enterprises are increasingly focused on risk mitigation through regulatory compliance, and the global recession has highlighted the issues around risk, including information risk.
DLP has grown at an astonishing rate in the past two years, and has risen to the top of the agenda for security vendors. Although the ideas and principles behind DLP are not revolutionary it has been much more successful than IRM, which is the most comparable offering on the market.
Reasons to Purchase
This report provides broad coverage of a range of important topics relating to the Information Protection market.
Learn about the major trends affecting the Information Protection space through a combination of quantitative and qualitative market assessments.
Vendors can better understand the challenges their clients face as the technology and business requirements for Information Protection change.
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