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Cybersecurity in Oil & Gas - Thematic Research

Cybersecurity in Oil & Gas - Thematic Research

Summary

Industries are becoming more connected by the day, as technology integration becomes a necessity to survive rather than a path to success, with the majority of companies around the world steering their future strategies around digital transformation. The more connected an industry, the more intelligent operations and production becomes, leading to greater flexibility and communications. The more connected an industry, the more dependent it becomes on technology, and this connectivity may increase a companies’ flexibility. However, this agility can stretch too far, opening the door to a host of threats.

The oil and gas (O&G) industry plays an important role as an industry due to its significant effect on global economies, meaning the cybersecurity threats facing the sector are of extreme importance. As with many other industries, there is a wide array of security threats that can result in damaging effects on operations and revenues. However, the O&G sector is also the target of terrorism, with threats and attacks leading to plant sabotage and shutdown.


Scope

The report focuses on understanding the significance of cybersecurity for the oil and gas (O&G) industry.
-The report looks at the 14 most important cybersecurity technologies and concludes that the key ones in terms of driving the cybersecurity industry’s revenues over the next two years are network security appliances, cloud security, and artificial intelligence (AI).
-The research also identifies the winners in these high-growth cyber technology cycles over the next two years.

Reasons To Buy

The report classifies the cybersecurity market into 14 critical technologies: unified threat management, AI, network security, security information and event management (SIEM), endpoint security, identity management, data security, application security, mobile security, email security, surveillance and behavioral analytics, cloud security, managed security services and post-breach consultancy services.
-It discusses the big players in the cybersecurity industry and where do they sit in the value chain.
-The report highlights the main trends in the cybersecurity industry over the next 12 to 24 months.
-It provides an industry analysis – cyber risks, the investment landscape, today's cybersecurity paradigm, regulation, mergers and acquisitions, and key milestones showing how the cybersecurity theme has developed over the last 40 years.
-The report also analyses the value chain and offers a technology briefing to highlight the best practice solutions followed.