Cloud IAM Market Set to Reach $20.72 Billion by 2030 as Security and Compliance Drive Adoption
Cloud identity and access
(IAM) management is a business security framework that manages digital
identities, both inside and outside the enterprise. Factors such as increase in
cyber-attacks, multi-factor authentication, centralized access management, and
regulatory & compliance requirements drive the growth of the market.
Security in cloud based environment, lack of trust in cloud IAM providers, and
inadequate awareness are some of the restraints associated with cloud
IAM market. Several cloud IAM vendors aim at developing more secure
IAM solutions at less prices that are customized according to the
specifications of the end consumers.
The
COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of cloud computing with
"cloud first" and "cloud only" becoming mainstay IT
approaches for companies of all sizes and types. The pandemic confined people
to stay at home, shut down offices, halted transport, and virtually brought
social & economical life to a halt. Cloud provides a virtual environment
where employees can access all the information they normally do in a physical
office. Documents and data can be safely accessed from any location. In
addition to agility and flexibility, cloud offers greater levels of security
for remote working. From user-specific passwords to encryption of files, cloud
offers a wide variety of security tools. Other benefits include enablement of
true mobility, easy update & maintenance of cloud-based systems, and
effective backup & easy retrieval of lost or damaged data which is especially
important when different teams have access to basic forms of home IT tools.
Connected computers can automatically backup files, emails, or digital records
to cloud-servers.
Key
findings of the study:
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By service, the user provisioning segment led the cloud identity access
management market in terms of revenue in 2020.
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Depending on deployment mode, the public segment accounted for the highest
revenue in 2020.
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As per industry vertical, the BFSI segment accounted for the highest cloud
identity access management market share in 2020.
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Region wise, North America generated the highest revenue in 2020.
Renowned
market players have adopted product launch and partnership as their key
strategies to strengthen their technical expertise and enhance their market
foothold. For instance, Ping Identity, one of the leader in Identity Defined
Security, announced the release of PingCloud Private Tenant, a private cloud
identity solution for the enterprise. PingCloud Private Tenant provides cloud
identity and access management (IAM) by combining highly configurable
capabilities within a dedicated environment. Enterprises can provide
authentication for all users with a highly configurable global authentication
authority that includes versatile single sign-on (SSO) and highly-scalable
directory services, maintaining data and resource isolation. This allows global
organizations the ability to automate IAM operations, simplify management, and
achieve their cloud-first objectives.
On
the basis of service, the single sign-on segment is expected to grow at a
fastest rate during the forecast period. This is attributed to benefits, such
as low IT cost and easy to manage identity life cycle, are driving the market
for this segment. In addition, governments of various countries are investing
considerably in single sign-on projects.
Region
wise, the global cloud identity access management market was dominated by North
America in 2021, and is expected to maintain this trend during the forecast
period. The market is expected to grow in North America, owing to implemented
governance regulations and need for organizations to adhere to these
regulations. Around 380 new cyber security regulatory policies are being issued
by the U.S. Government every year. Increase in cyber security concerns in North
America is one of the major threats to domains such as BFSI, IT & Telecom,
and retail. However, Asia-Pacific is expected to grow at the fastest CAGR
during the forecast period owing to increase in adoption of cloud IAM services
by small & medium-sized businesses (SMBs) and burgeoning number of
cyber-attacks in the region.
The
cloud identity access management market has been positively impacted by the
COVID-19 outbreak. This is attributed to the fact that consumer trends toward
cloud IAM are changing and key players in the market are adopting technologies
such as artificial intelligence-based solutions for authentication and security
of employees.
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