The malware analysis market could grow from $6.8bn in 2022 to $28.1bn by 2032, due to more complex and frequent cyber threats. In a study by Persistence Market Research, increased regulatory requirements for data protection and malware innovations like AI and machine learning are noted as key market drivers. Despite high development costs and data privacy concerns, demand for real-time tools is expected to be well maintained.
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