Asia-Pacific (APAC) Managed and Professional Security Services

Rising Cyberattacks and the Shortage of Qualified Cybersecurity Professionals Drive MSS and PSS Demand

Many organizations in APAC have now incorporated emerging technologies such as cloud computing, software-as-a-service applications, and the internet of things into business operations as part of their digital transformation journey. Incorporating these emerging technologies allows organizations to improve overall productivity. However, this has led to a wider threat landscape that organizations must deal with, causing many to face unprecedented cyberattacks and indicating a drawback to this approach.

As cyberattacks continue to increase, many organizations' in-house security teams are overwhelmed with alerts. It is becoming more difficult for them to manage and monitor their cybersecurity operations independently, requiring external help to reduce their workloads. They must also ensure that their security posture meets the latest regulatory standards. As a result, managed and professional security services (MSS and PSS) have emerged as viable services to help organizations overcome this issue. This is because engaging with managed security service providers offers organizations access to a strong pool of qualified cybersecurity professionals and a wide-ranging cybersecurity service, helping them to monitor, manage, and mitigate security issues.

This Frost & Sullivan research service provides insights into the APAC Managed and Professional Security Services market by vertical, horizontal, and region for Australia & New Zealand (ANZ), ASEAN, the Greater China Region, India, Japan, and South Korea. The report analyzes the factors driving and restraining MSS and PSS adoption, performs a forecast analysis, examines pricing trends, analyzes the competitive landscape, and identifies growth opportunities emerging from the market's dynamics for stakeholders and players to leverage. The base year is 2022, and the forecast period is 2023 to 2027.