This IDC study presents a five-year forecast for the threat intelligence market for 2025-2029."Threat intelligence is no longer just a cybersecurity asset - it's a business enabler," says Monika Soltysik, senior research analyst, Security and Trust, IDC. "Organizations that embed threat intelligence into their security and risk frameworks gain a strategic advantage by improving threat response, reducing operational blind spots, and aligning security with broader business objectives.
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Executive Summary
Advice for Technology Suppliers
- Adopt Flexible Pricing Models to Increase Accessibility and ROI
- Improve Threat Intelligence Quality to Reduce False Positives and Alert Fatigue
- Customize Threat Intelligence to a Business' IT Environment
Market Forecast
- Threat Intelligence Forecast
Market Context
- Drivers and Inhibitors
- Drivers
- The Convergence of Threat Intelligence and Security Platforms
- The Power of Dominant Security Vendors
- AI and Machine Learning Enhancing Threat Intelligence Capabilities
- Inhibitors
- Market Consolidation Favors Large Security Vendors, Challenging Standalone TI Providers
- Cost Barriers and Justifying ROI on Threat Intelligence Investments
- Significant Market Developments
- The Impact of Generative AI on Threat Intelligence
- M&A and Market Consolidation Among Vendors
- Geopolitical Tensions, Economic Policies, and the Rise of Nation-State Threat Intelligence
- Changes from Prior Forecast
Market Definition
Methodology
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