Homeland Security to evade the heaviest US cuts, reaching $206.01bn in 2012

Wednesday 1 August 2012, Amsterdam

This analysis indicates that the global Homeland Security market, in terms of government spending, will reach a value of $206.01bn over 2012. The Homeland Security Market 2012-2022, finds that investment will continue in what is an essential area for all nations, with Homeland defence becoming a greater priority than military spending for some nations.

The author of the Homeland Security Market 2012-2022 report commented that: “Varied opportunity exists for firms, even in HLS markets that are seeing declining budgets in the short term. Submarkets such as cyber security and counter-intelligence will continue to see high levels of funding and the integration of new technologies – with much scope for innovation. ”

The report contains 285 tables, charts and figures that quantify and forecast the Homeland Security market. This report provides forecasts for the period 2012-2022 in terms of value (US$) for the Homeland Security market, which is broken down into 9 submarkets for analysis, as well as for 20 leading national markets and a ‘rest of the world’ forecast. The US national Homeland Security market is also broken down into 9 submarkets with separate forecasts and analysis. The report provides profiles of 65 leading companies within the Homeland Security market and details of major recent contracts, developments, and geopolitical issues. Interviews with three experts in the field of Homeland Security provide specialist insight.

The Homeland Security Market 2012-2022 will be of value to current and future potential investors into Homeland Security, as well as companies and research centres who wish to broaden their knowledge of the Homeland Security market.