Managed Security Demand Surging
More companies will outsource their security as threats grow from both inside and outside the corporate network.
Small and midsize businesses with 1,000 to 4,900 employees are and will continue to be the biggest buyers of managed security services due to their lack of security personnel and expertise.
The market for outsourced security has undergone a massive shakeout with companies either going out of business or selling off their managed security operations. For example... Symantec acquired Riptech, a managed security provider.
Despite the acquisitions and dot-com failures, there are a number of factors driving growth of managed security services. Key drivers are added and expanded services, services offered on a trial basis, and the entrance of well-known hardware vendors to the market.
Security analysts said the many different types of providers in the market, from traditional software vendors such as Symantec to small local companies, make it difficult to cite the most successful players in the segment.
While it's too soon to predict how smaller computer and network security companies will fare in the managed security space, well-known brand names likely will make it through all the bumps and bruises successfully.
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