How much will be spent on security this year?
Spending on software services set to increase at the expense of hardware services
Global spending on security is set to top $86bn (£66.8bn) in 2017 and rise to $93bn next year, according to Gartner. The market watcher claims that services will be the fastest-growing segment of security,...
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