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| KEY NOTE IT SECURITY : March 2002 |
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This report covers: IT Security,Security Products, Security Services,Security Breach Prevention,
Companies covered include: Baltimore Technologies PLC,Bull Information Systems Ltd,Computer Sciences UK Ltd,IBM UK Ltd,Network Associates International Ltd,Sophos PLC,Check Point Software Technologies UK Ltd,Computer Associates UK Ltd,Entrust (Europe) Ltd,Integralis Ltd,Netegrity UK Ltd,Pricewaterhouse Coopers,RSA Security,SunGard Systems Ltd,Symantec (UK) Ltd,
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Key Note estimates that the cost of security breaches in the UK will reach £6bn in 2002, with the costs rising rapidly at 20 percent per annum, reflecting the increasing reliance of the UK economy on IT systems. Spending on products and services to prevent security breaches is estimated to be £6.65bn in 2002. Spending will rise strongly in 2002 (as it did in 2001), reflecting the growing importance of protecting IT systems for UK organisations.
This report focuses on two non-overlapping sectors of the IT security market: spending on security breach prevention (covering spending on security products and services and the Millennium Bug) and the costs of security breaches (covering the direct costs of suffering a security breach and the costs of software piracy in the UK). Security-specific products and services are taking a growing share of the total spend on security breach prevention, indicating that companies are focusing more of their spending on information security, rather than on areas such as physical security and IT maintenance.
Important factors shaping the market are the growth of corporate networks generally and the rise of e-business in particular. This is opening access to corporate IT systems from persons outside of the organisation, increasing group working and mobile/remote working, and therefore increasing the access points to sensitive and vital information. At the same time, the costs of losing data are accelerating as companies come to rely more heavily on their IT assets. This is leading to companies taking a strategic view of IT security.
Factors impacting on specific sectors of the market include the terrorist attacks in the US on 11th September 2001, which are leading to increased interest in disaster recovery, business continuity services and the continued threat (indeed growing threat) of virus and hacker attacks on companies, which is aiding sales of antivirus and firewall products. There are also moves by major software vendors to keep security flaws in their products secret until patches have become available to make them secure.
In the future, spending on security beach prevention is set to grow very strongly in the UK. Spending will become increasingly network centric and will focus strongly on 3A software (administration, authorisation and authentication).
TABLE OF CONTENTS
| Executive Summary |
| 1. Market Definition |
| REPORT COVERAGE |
| MARKET SECTORS |
| Security Breach Costs |
| Security Breach Prevention |
| IT Security Products and Services |
| The Millennium Bug |
| MARKET TRENDS |
| Vulnerability of New IT Systems |
| Rise in Cost of Security Breaches |
| Strategic Security |
| Internal and External Threats to Organisations |
| Table 1: The Challenges to Achieving the Required Level of Security ( percent), 2001 |
| Profile of Security Raised by the Millennium Bug |
| MARKET POSITION |
| Table 2: The Share of the UK Computer Industry Taken by Spending on Security Breach Prevention ( percent), 1997-2001 |
| KEY TRADE ASSOCIATIONS |
| Business Software Alliance |
| Computing Services and Software Association |
| Internet Service Providers Association |
| Association for Standards and Practices in Electronic Trade — EAN UK Ltd/ ecentreUK |
| European Forum for Electronic Business |
| 2. Market Size |
| THE TOTAL MARKET |
| Table 3: IT Security Breach Costs and Expenditure on Prevention (£m), 1998-2002 |
| SECURITY BREACH COSTS |
| Direct Costs |
| Table 4: The Direct Costs of Security Breaches at Current Prices (£m and percent), 1998-2002 |
| Software Piracy |
| Table 5: Software Piracy by Value at Current Prices (£m at msp), 1998-2002 |
| SPENDING ON SECURITY BREACH PREVENTION |
| IT Security Products and Services |
| Broad Market Definition |
| Table 6: Broad Market Definition for Security Products and Services by Value at Current Prices (£m at final selling prices and percent), 1998-2002 |
| Narrow Market Definition |
| Table 7: Narrow Market Definition for Security Products and Services by Value at Current Prices (£m at final selling prices and percent), 1998-2002 |
| Table 8: Security Products and Services Adopted/Deployed Prior to, During and at End of 2001 |
| Table 9: The Security Products and Services Planned to be Acquired in 2001 ( percent), 2001 |
| The Millennium Bug |
| Table 10: Expenditure on the Millennium Bug (£m and percent), 1998-2002 |
| Market Shares |
| 3. Industry Background |
| INTRODUCTION |
| NUMBER OF COMPANIES |
| Table 11: The Number of Security Software Products Available, 2002 |
| DISTRIBUTION |
| HOW ROBUST IS THE MARKET? |
| LEGISLATION |
| The Data Protection Act 1998 |
| Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act |
| The Lawful Business Practices Regulations |
| Electronic Signatures Directive/Electronic Communications Act 2000 |
| Cybercrime Treaty |
| Codes of Practice |
| ISO BS 7799 |
| ISO 17799 |
| 4. Competitor Analysis |
| THE MARKETPLACE |
| MARKET LEADERS |
| Accenture |
| Baltimore Technologies PLC |
| Bull Information Systems Ltd/Integris |
| Check Point Software Technologies UK Ltd |
| Computer Associates UK Ltd |
| Computer Sciences UK Ltd |
| Entrust (Europe) Ltd |
| Guardian IT PLC |
| IBM (UK) Ltd |
| Integralis Ltd |
| Netegrity UK Ltd |
| Networks Associates International Ltd |
| PricewaterhouseCoopers |
| RSA Security |
| Sophos PLC |
| SunGard Systems Ltd |
| Symantec (UK) Ltd |
| Trend Micro (UK) Ltd |
| Other Companies |
| ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION |
| Table 12: Main Media Advertising on Security Products and Services (£000), Year Ending December 2001 |
| 5. Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats |
| Strengths |
| Weaknesses |
| Opportunities |
| Threats |
| 6. Buying Behaviour |
| THE PREVALANCE OF SECURITY BREACHES |
| Table 13: The Main Cause of Security Breaches ( percent of all respondents suffering a breach), 2000 |
| Table 14: What Organisations Did Prior To and After a Breach ( percent), 2000 |
| OVERALL USAGE OF SECURITY PREVENTION PRODUCTS |
| Table 15: The Use of Security Technology ( percent), 2000 |
| CUSTOMER PROFILE BY COMPANY SIZE |
| CUSTOMER PROFILE BY INDUSTRY |
| Table 16: Profile of Expenditure on Security Breach Prevention (£m and percent), 2000 and 2001 |
| Non-Service Industries |
| Service Industries |
| 7. Current Issues |
| 11TH SEPTEMBER 2001 |
| Growth of Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery |
| New Authentication Products |
| Greater Synergies Between Security Disciplines |
| PKI STALLS AND RISES AGAIN |
| CONTINUED GROWTH IN ATTACKS |
| THE END OF FULL VULNERABILITY DISCLOSURE? |
| Microsoft Moves |
| Saint to the Rescue? |
| 8. The Global Market |
| SOFTWARE MARKET |
| SECURITY SERVICES |
| 9. Forecasts |
| INTRODUCTION |
| FORECASTS 2002-2007 |
| Table 17: Forecast IT Security Breach Costs and Expenditure on Prevention (£m), 2002-2007 |
| Figure 1: Forecast IT Security Breach Costs and Expenditure on Prevention (£m), 1998-2006 |
| 10. Company Profiles |
| Baltimore Technologies PLC |
| Bull Information Systems Ltd |
| Computer Sciences UK Ltd |
| IBM UK Ltd |
| Network Associates International Ltd |
| Sophos PLC |
| 11. Glossary |
| 12. Further Sources |
| Associations |
| Publications |
| Directories |
| General Sources |
| Bonnier Information Sources |
| Government Publications |
| Other Sources |
| Key Note Research |
| The Key Note Range of Reports |
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