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Asian Three-Wheeler Growth Opportunities

Publisher Frost & Sullivan
Published Nov 06, 2023
SKU # MC18295164

Description

Global Voice of Enterprise Security Customer-Government Sector


Perspectives of Government Stakeholders on Cybersecurity

When considering government sector cybersecurity preparedness, most think about national security or military defense systems. However,
public sector organizations widely utilize digital infrastructure across many tasks, necessitating security protection to safeguard data on citizens, government officials, organizations, and critical operations. For non-military public sector agencies, cybersecurity processes and investments typically take longer to implement due to budget restrictions or changing allocations based on the country’s political or economic priorities.

This creates inherent security vulnerabilities within public sector agencies that maintain legacy systems or analog processes that have yet to be digitized. With digital investments a growing priority to optimize resources and protect systems from digital threat actors, many government agencies are increasingly committed to retaining or increasing security investments.

Frost & Sullivan's Global Voice of Enterprise Security Customer survey examines how government and public sector stakeholders develop,
build, and implement their cybersecurity operations in line with their risk posture. It explores the size and structure of government cybersecurity budgets, growth drivers and challenges, cybersecurity threat awareness, and many other factors influencing the decision-making process for new cybersecurity purchases. It also highlights the main technology focus areas, capabilities, and leading vendors government cybersecurity teams use.

This report is part of the broader 2023 Global Voice of Enterprise Security Customer study that provides an overview of cybersecurity solution selection and purchase trends across 7 countries (United States, France, Germany, United Kingdom, Japan, Australia, Brazil) and 6 industries (BFSI, Healthcare, High Tech, Manufacturing, Energy, Utility, and Recycling, Government/Public Sector).

Table of Contents

    • Key Objectives
    • Methodology
    • Sample Structure
    • Government Customer Sample
    • Respondent Profile-Government
    • Key Findings
    • Introduction
    • Involvement in Cybersecurity Solution Selection
    • Profile of Decision-makers
    • Operations
    • Employment Nature, Ratio Size, and Growth
    • Introduction
    • Public Sector Cybersecurity Budget
    • Cybersecurity Budget by Country
    • Cybersecurity Budget Allocation-2023
    • Russo-Ukrainian War-Influence on Cybersecurity Budgets
    • Introduction
    • Growth Drivers of the Cybersecurity Space in the Public Sector
    • Top Challenges
    • Cybersecurity Threats
    • Risk Exposure
    • Cyber Attacks
    • Introduction
    • Key Objectives
    • 2023 Focus Area
    • Network Security
    • Data Security
    • Security Services
    • Likely to Add Solutions in 2024 (50%+)
    • Summary
    • Net Promoter Score (NPS)-Note on Methodology
    • Leading Brands
    • Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine
    • Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
    • The Strategic Imperative 8

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