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Growing usage of cloud in cyber security to take AI in cyber security market forward

Due to the increasing incidence of cyber crimes across the globe, the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in cyber security is expected to rise in the coming years. Since the last few years, the occurrence of cyber crimes and frauds, including card payment and identity thefts, has increased significantly, which has, in turn, boosted the incorporation of AI in cyber security. This is primarily due to the ability of AI-based solutions to tackle cyber fraud by reducing the response time, identifying threats, and providing refining techniques that help in distinguishing attacks requiring quick response. 




Mid-tier companies, owing to their weaker security systems and lower investments in cyber security, as compared to the larger organizations, are facing frequent cyber attacks. These attacks are causing these companies to lose millions of dollars in revenue every year, which is further driving the adoption of AI in cyber security. As a result, the global AI in cyber security market is predicted to exhibit exponential growth in the coming years.

Modern cyber-security solutions employ the use of a wide array of AI-powered technologies, such as natural language processing (NLP), image processing, speech recognition, and machine learning. Amongst these, the machine learning technology is expected to play a major role in combating cyber attacks in future. This is mainly ascribed to the characteristic ability of the technology to enhance an organization’s system performance by understanding various patterns and getting acquainted with different situations. Moreover, this technology uses the organization’s existing data to mimic cognitive functions, which protects the systems against cyber-attacks. 


AI is widely used for data security, network security, cloud security, and identity and access security. Out of these, network security recorded the highest implementation of AI-based cyber security solutions in the past. The main factors fuelling the rapid adoption of AI-powered solutions in network security are the massive vulnerabilities and susceptibilities witnessed in the several wireless networks adopted by the major companies for their operations. It is all about network; once hackers get through to the network, they can access all the critical data of a company.

Therefore, due to the escalating incidence of cyber crimes and increasing need for data privacy and protection, the demand for AI-based cyber security solutions is forecast to witness a huge surge in the coming years.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Cyber Security Market to Observe $17.0 Billion Growth by 2023


Ever since data sharing between two computing devices became possible, cyber-attacks have been leading to huge financial losses all across the world. There are several types of cyber-crimes, such as data and identity theft, email and password hacking, phishing, denial of service (DoS), distributed denial of service (DDoS), and fraudulent transactions. With the increasing awareness of organizations on the issue, they are spending more than before on cyber security. But criminals are always one step ahead, as even before some new data or network security software is launched, they find out new ways to get into the system.




Data security, network security, cloud security, and identity & access security, are the various services offered via vendors. Out of these, network security was the most widely provided service via such solutions, during 2013–2016, due to the growth in the usage of wireless communication devices and the vulnerability of wireless networks to attacks. During the forecast period, the usage of these solutions would increase the fastest for cloud security, as a result of the rising popularity of cloud computing. To save on operational costs, businesses are shunning traditional application deployment platforms in the favor of cloud.

Thus, with cyber criminals becoming increasingly smart and the rate of internet-based attacks rising, the artificial intelligence(AI) in cyber security market is expected to grow too, from $1.2 billion in 2016 to $18.2 billion by 2023, at a CAGR of 36.0% during 2017–2023 (forecast period). While large enterprises are already adopting such solutions to fend of attackers, many mid-sized and other small businesses haven’t yet followed suit, due to lower budgets. 

This is why internet-based attacks are being increasingly carried out on such companies, which is expected to prompt many of these to use AI to protect their information technology (IT) infrastructure, software, applications, and critical information. In the same vein, cloud computing is also making inroads into cyber security, as it is more affordable for companies, especially small and medium enterprises. 


Cloud-based protection for the IT infrastructure improves data collection and collaboration and threat modeling, blocks threats, and reduces the time between threat detection and neutralization. Additionally, it also allows businesses to do away with the need to hire support personnel and helps better manage their IT data, computing devices, servers, networks, and applications.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Cyber Security Market to Observe $17.0 Billion Growth by 2023


Ever since data sharing between two computing devices became possible, cyber-attacks have been leading to huge financial losses all across the world. There are several types of cyber-crimes, such as data and identity theft, email and password hacking, phishing, denial of service (DoS), distributed denial of service (DDoS), and fraudulent transactions. With the increasing awareness of organizations on the issue, they are spending more than before on cyber security. But criminals are always one step ahead, as even before some new data or network security software is launched, they find out new ways to get into the system.



Thus, with cyber criminals becoming increasingly smart and the rate of internet-based attacks rising, the artificial intelligence in cyber security market is expected to grow too, from $1.2 billion in 2016 to $18.2 billion by 2023, at a CAGR of 36.0% during 2017–2023 (forecast period). While large enterprises are already adopting such solutions to fend of attackers, many mid-sized and other small businesses haven’t yet followed suit, due to lower budgets. This is why internet-based attacks are being increasingly carried out on such companies, which is expected to prompt many of these to use AI to protect their information technology (IT) infrastructure, software, applications, and critical information.

In the same vein, cloud computing is also making inroads into cyber security, as it is more affordable for companies, especially small and medium enterprises. Cloud-based protection for the IT infrastructure improves data collection and collaboration and threat modeling, blocks threats, and reduces the time between threat detection and neutralization. Additionally, it also allows businesses to do away with the need to hire support personnel and helps better manage their IT data, computing devices, servers, networks, and applications.


Historically, North America has been the largest user of such solutions, due to the large number of corporate houses with high-worth assets and advanced IT infrastructure. During the forecast period, Asia-Pacific (APAC) would adopt artificial intelligence-based IT protection, as the number of internet-based crimes is steadily rising in the region, and they end up costing a lot to companies, and ultimately, national economies. In APAC, the AI in cyber security market growth in Indonesia would be the fastest, as a result of the increasing number of internet users and botnet attacks.


Thus, with business across the globe feeling the pinch of cyber-attacks, they would rapidly deploy AI solutions to protect their IT assets.

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