Forecast: COVID-19 Pandemic to Accelerate Global HLS and Emergency Management Market

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The global Homeland Security and Emergency Management market size is likely to extend from $623.1 billion in 2020 to $846.5 billion by 2025, garnering a CAGR of 6.3% during this period, according to a report by Market Data Forecast.

The market development is driven by factors such as fears from biohazard assaults, the danger of unusual disasters because of the changing climate conditions, rising reception of cloud-based applications and distributed computing innovations, as well as up-gradation of obsolete hardware and framework. 

Market restraints, on the other hand, include the restricted spending plans in these fields, as well as the slow selection of cutting-edge security frameworks by government offices, which could influence the development of the market.

The HLS and emergency management market has been portioned dependent on solutions into systems and services. According to the report, the system segment will lead the market in the next five years, as governments are constrained to utilize elevated levels of security at outskirts, air terminals, ports, and transportation frameworks. 

Based on the vertical (HLS and emergency management), the market is supposed to be driven by the HLS sections, due to the expanding selection of biometric and advanced recognizable proof advancements. 

End-uses of HLS and emergency management systems and services include Law Enforcement and Intelligence Gathering, Cyber Security, Aviation Security, Maritime Security, Critical Infrastructure Security, Risk and Emergency Security, Border Security and CBRNE Security. Depending on the end-use, the HLS and emergency management market is anticipated to be driven by the law enforcement and intelligence gathering section.

The global market in the Asia Pacific region is estimated to enlist the most elevated CAGR during the forecast period. 

The COVID-19 pandemic is acting positively for the HLS and emergency management market, as the strict government regulations worldwide to curb the spread of the pandemic has increased the work of police and other agencies.