Western Europe’s Risk-Based Authentication Market: Growth Projections and Key Drivers
QKS Group Reports Strong Growth in the Risk-Based
Authentication Market in Western Europe, Projected to Achieve
Above-Average CAGR by 2028
The Risk-Based Authentication (RBA) market in Western Europe is poised
for significant growth. As cyber threats become increasingly sophisticated,
organizations are prioritizing advanced, adaptive authentication solutions. RBA
technologies, with their capability to deliver context-aware and dynamic
security, are expected to play a crucial role in regional cybersecurity
strategies.
Growing investments in cybersecurity from both private enterprises and
government institutions will further fuel market expansion. With Western Europe
at the forefront of digital innovation and regulatory compliance, the adoption
of RBA solutions will remain robust, ensuring sustained market momentum.
Key Questions Addressed in This Study:
What are the current and future competitive dynamics in the Western
European Risk-Based Authentication market?
How will vendors position themselves across different customer segments,
from SMBs to large enterprises, by 2028?
What will be the market share of cloud-based versus on-premises RBA
solutions in Western Europe by 2028?
How do vendors compare in terms of product offerings and capabilities?
What are the strengths and challenges faced by key players in the
Western European RBA market?
What are the projected market trends and growth forecasts across major
industries?
What competitive factors will influence vendor positioning in the
market?
Strategic Market Insights
QKS Group defines Risk-Based
Authentication as a technology that passively and continuously
monitors, analyzes, and authenticates users based on behavioral, cognitive, and
response attributes. These include keystroke dynamics, device handling,
touchscreen interaction, mouse movements, navigation patterns, form context and
fluency, and data familiarity throughout the customer lifecycle. RBA leverages
advanced analytics and machine learning to generate behavioral risk scores,
reducing false positives, minimizing risk identification and remediation time,
and enabling a seamless user experience.
Vendors covered in this Study:
Accops, Appgate, BPC, Broadcom, CoffeeBean Technology, CyberArk, Duo
Security (Cisco), IBM, Kount, LexisNexis Risk Solutions, LoginRadius,
Microsoft, Okta, OneLogin, OneSpan, Ping Identity, Prove, RSA Security,
SecureAuth, Silverfort, Swivel Secure, and TransUnion.
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