Over the last few years, we have seen that the security threat landscape has moved towards more mature and developed stage. This has led to an increase in the number of targeted and sophisticated attacks aimed at stealing personal information for financial gain. Online frauds and identity theft cost billions of dollars to firms worldwide. In such a scenario, use of effective IAM technologies can save billions of dollars to firms, says our latest research report "Identity and Access Management Market Forecast to 2012".
According to the report, the IAM market will grow at a CAGR of nearly 23% during the period 2009-2012 as companies across the world are pouring huge amount of money into the IAM technologies for fraud prevention. Besides, compliance with the regulatory requirements imposed by governments and the industry has had a positive impact on the uptake of IAM technologies. Most companies have shown great confidence on IAM technologies presently available in the sub-markets, such as provisioning, privileged user management, web Single Sign-On (SSO), etc.
Moreover, the research report gives forecast for various IAM technologies that have gained recognition for the value they deliver to organizations, helping them to satisfy rapidly changing business demand. Our study also reveals that provisioning IAM technology dominates the overall market. Besides, the research study gives an insight into the IAM market working under different operating environments such as Windows 32 and 64, UNIX and Linux.
"Identity and Access Management Market Forecast to 2012" contains exhaustive information about the overall identity and access management market and its various segments. The report has been made to help clients in analyzing opportunities, challenges and drivers critical for the growth of identity management service industry. The forecast given in the report is not based on a complex economic model, but is intended as a rough guide to the direction in which the market is likely to move. It also features competitive landscape wherein key players have been discussed along with their strategies.
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