Data Resiliency Market Size

Data Resiliency Market Analysis

The Data Resiliency Market size is estimated at USD 18.65 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach USD 38.12 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 15.38% during the forecast period (2024-2029).

With the rapidly increasing penetration of the internet among developed and developing countries, also the expanding wireless network for all the mobile devices has primarily increased the vulnerability of data, which is expected to make data resiliency an essential and integral part of every single organization across the globe.

• The previous year has seen a rapid increase in the number of cyberattacks. This has forced companies to adopt security-first thinking. The service providers are now putting much more effort in order to secure the service infrastructure of their clients. The solutions are not only about having a security solution in place but also the ability to defend and recover fast against any type of attack.
• Enterprises and government organizations across the globe are moving from test environments to placing more of their work-critical workloads and compute instances into the cloud. Further, owing to the rapidly increasing adoption of IoT, cloud, and big data analytics across multiple organizations as a major part of their digital transformation strategy, the burden on the data centers is also increasing leading to the growth of the market.
• According to Datrium Inc. report, 'The State of Enterprise Data Resiliency and Disaster Recovery 2019, more than 50% of the respondents indicated that their organization experienced a DR event in the past 24 months. Moroever, 89% of the IT leaders reported that ransomware is the major threat to organizations' data security. The IT leaders also expressed that their top concerns regarding this was the loss of productivity (74%) and the inability to operate their businesses (65%) under these circumstances.
• Whether on-premise, public, private, or a hybrid model, the move towards a multi-cloud architecture is increasingly becoming popular. A research from Teradici Corporation has revealed that more than half of the IT professionals are currently operating in a multi-cloud environment, with almost one in every ten using five or more clouds within their organizations.
• Various enterprises across the globe are currently focused on managing the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and are looking at newer and robust practices in order to help ensure their business resiliency now and during any other future disruptive events. A proactive business continuity and resiliency strategy is becoming very crucial to enable digital businesses, which primarily requires building a robust resiliency into the infrastructure, while reducing downtime and associated costs.