IoT endpoints are the key to security revenues 13th December 2018
Total global endpoint security revenues will rise three-fold from $2bn per year at present to $6bn by 2023, outstripping the average for cyber security over the next five years, despite security still being a grudge purchase which everybody hates. This is the findings of a report from Riot, the IoT research service of Rethink Technology Research.
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IoT endpoints are the key to security revenuesTotal global endpoint security revenues will rise three-fold from $2bn per year at present to $6bn by 2023, outstripping the average for cyber security over the next five years, despite security still being a grudge purchase which everybody hates. This is the findings of a report from Riot, the IoT research service of Rethink Technology Research.
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