Patch Management Market is Growing at a CAGR of 9.4% by 2032
The global patch management market is expected to generate highly lucrative gains over the next decade, expected to grow at a CAGR of 9.4%, which will benefit from long-term technological advances and application developments.
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, the patch
management market has emerged as a critical force in ensuring the safety and
stability of software systems. With the increasing frequency and sophistication
of cyberattacks, the need to promptly and effectively manage software
vulnerabilities has never been more pronounced.
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Key Takeaways:
- The
U.K. patch management market is likely to exceed US$ 82.6 Mn and
exhibit growth at a CAGR of 8.4% in the forecast period.
- The
U.S. is set to grow at a CAGR of 9.2% by 2032 owing to the increasing
number of cybersecurity threats in the country.
- China is
expected to surpass US$ 133.5 Mn, while sales of patch management
solutions are likely to reach 7.6% in Japan.
- Based
on component type, the software segment is projected to record a CAGR of
about 9.4% in the upcoming years.
- By
deployment, the on-premises segment is estimated to remain at the
forefront and grow at an astonishing CAGR of 8.6% in the forthcoming
years.
Competitive Landscape:
An increase in product functionality is a key reason behind
the increasing demand for patch managements. Therefore, market players are
increasing their R&D spending in order to launch new products in the
market. Furthermore, both acquisitions & mergers, collaborations, and
regulatory approvals are also crucial components of effective growth.
- In July
2021, Ateraraised $77 million in venture funding at a
valuation of $500 million. The company helps SMBs manage their
remote networks like businesses. With this funding, Atera plans to grow
its customer base as well as enhance its product specifically, by adding
more features to the artificial intelligence (AI). Atera currently uses to
run predictive analytics, which is one of the technologies found in
solutions aimed at large enterprises but missing from many SMB software
solutions.
- Private
equity firm TA Associates (TA)has invested in PDQ.com (PDQ), a
provider of data asset management software for small and mid-sized
businesses. A joint venture between TA and PDQ’s founders and management
team is designed to accelerate PDQ’s growth through the expansion of its
scalable portfolio of easy-to-use IT asset management and scanning
products. With this partnership, the company can offer added value to
global partners.
Key Companies Profiled by Fact.MR
- IBM
Corporation
- Symantec
(NortonLifeLock Inc.)
- Micro
Focus
- Qualys
Inc.
- SolarWinds
Corporation
- Ivanti
- ManageEngine
- ConnectWise
- Avast
- Automox
Growth Drivers:
- Rising
usage of third-party applications and growing vulnerabilities to promote
patch management solutions are likely to augment the market.
- Increasing
experimentation of companies with numerous cloud-based patch management
models is projected to drive growth.
Restraints:
- Problems,
such as compatibility issues, prioritization of patches, and patch testing
may hamper the demand for patch management solutions.
- Lack
of skilled expertise and trained personnel in emerging economies to
operate novel patch management solutions may hinder growth.
Key Market Segments Covered in Patch Management Market:
- By
Component :
- Software
- Services
- Support
and Integration Services
- Training
and Education Services
- Consulting
Services
- By
Deployment :
- On-premises
- Cloud
- By
Vertical :
- for
BFSI
- for
Information Technology (IT) and Telecom
- for
Healthcare
- for
Government and Defense
- for
Retail
- for
Education
- for
Other Verticals
- By
Region :
- North
America
- Latin
America
- Europe
- Asia
Pacific
- Middle
East & Africa
- Latin
America
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Overcoming Challenges in Patch Management
- Complex
Vulnerabilities: Modern software vulnerabilities are often intricate
and multifaceted, rendering their detection and patching a challenging
endeavor. Cybercriminals exploit this complexity to evade conventional
patching measures, necessitating advanced solutions.
- Patch
Testing: Before deploying patches, rigorous testing is essential to
avoid disrupting existing systems. However, comprehensive testing can be
time-consuming and intricate, requiring meticulous coordination to prevent
system downtime.
- Legacy
Systems: Organizations often rely on legacy systems that are no longer
supported by software vendors. Managing vulnerabilities in these systems
can be daunting as official patches might not be available, leaving them
susceptible to exploitation.
- Incomplete
Patching: In the race to mitigate vulnerabilities, some systems might
be inadvertently left unpatched, exposing them to potential attacks.
Ensuring a comprehensive patching strategy is implemented across all
systems is a persistent challenge.
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