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Central and Eastern Europe Security Software 2007–2011 Forecast and 2006 Vendor Shares
Dec 2007   Doc #ESE1P   Market Analysis  

Printed Page Length: 60 pages
Number of Tables: 23
Number of Figures: 11

By: Tom Vavra, Mark Child, Tomasz Sloniewski, Gábor Marosvári, Pawel Hrydziuszko, Hana Chmelova, Karlo Pernek, Darja Jama, Pyotr Gorodetskiy, Calin Mirea

Price $ 12,800.00

Abstract 

This IDC study presents the security software market in the Central and Eastern European region for 2006 and forecasts expenditure on security software applications through 2011. The study contains market size, vendor market shares, and forecasts for four discrete market categories. It also ranks the major security software providers by their 2006 revenue.

The study aims to answer the following questions:

  • What is the current size of the software security market in the CEE?
  • Which security software segments are most important? What is the current focus of spending?
  • What are IDC's predictions for spending on security software and what are the assumptions for forecast numbers? What impact will these have on market developments?
  • Who are the market leaders based on license and maintenance revenues and what are their strengths, weaknesses, and strategies for the future?
  • Which industry sectors are the most important sources of demand for security software applications? What are the future trends in this area?

"Faced with the growing salaries of IT specialists, looming compliance issues, and increasingly sophisticated threats, large companies in CEE are beginning to invest in more sophisticated security software systems. SMEs, on the contrary, still rely on very simple packages, hoping they will somehow survive the attack." – Thomasz Sloniewski, Program Manager, IDC CEMA

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Regions Covered:
Central and Eastern Europe
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