SASE integration suites market to grow 11.39% to $3.42b this year

The need for secure access is greater than ever, with fraud, ransomware, and corporate espionage on the rise

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  • The largest share of the global revenues to come from North America, followed by EMEA, APAC and LATAM.
  • The need for secure access is greater than ever, with fraud, ransomware, and corporate espionage on the rise.

Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) integration suites market is expected to register 11.39 per cent year-on-year growth to $3.42 billion in 2023 compared to $3.08 billion a year ago.

SASE is not a brand-new technology, it is the union of many different networking and security technologies designed to improve security posture as well as connectivity for remote offices, cloud services, contractors, and remote employees while driving down the cost of connectivity.

The technologies involved encompass endpoints and both on-premises and cloud resident infrastructure and applications.

KuppingerCole Analysts predict an annual growth of 13.65 per cent to $4.98 billion by 2026.

The largest share of the global revenue in this market segment comes from North America, currently representing 52.4 per cent. It is followed by EMEA with 35.4 per cent.

APAC and LATAM show lower adoption, but we expect to see significant growth in these regions in the coming years.

The need for secure access is greater than ever, with fraud, ransomware, and corporate espionage on the rise.

Remote worker access, including employees and contractors, needs to be properly secured with strong authentication services and granular access controls. Moreover, assurances that end-user devices are not compromised must be part of the Secure Access equation.

It is not surprising to see this market growing in the coming years.

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