Mobile VPN Market Growth To Be Fastest in Asia-Pacific (APAC) The growth of the mobile virtual private network (MVPN) market is being driven by the increasing rate of cybercrime and rising demand for remote accessibility in large businesses. In 2017, revenue of $525.4 million was generated from the sales of the such solutions, which is predicted to witness a 19.7% CAGR during the forecast period (2018–2023), to surge to $1,560.7 million in 2023. A VPN uses the public internet to channel the traffic securely and secretly to a network from a computer or mobile phone. On the basis of end user, the mobile VPN market is divided into government, telecommunication, financial, healthcare, utilities, military, oil and gas, mining, and others. During the historical period (2013–2017), the telecommunication division held the largest share, as with the increasing adoption of smartphones, these devices are being used to transfer business-critical information in organizations, which needs to be protected. Till 2023, the healthcare division will grow the fastest in the market due to the usage of these solutions for accessing confidential medical information by healthcare providers. The key trend in the market presently is the adoption of VPNs for cybersecurity. With the increasing popularity of laptops, smartphones, and tablets, businesses are focusing on making their employees and information mobile, at the same time protecting the latter from unauthorized access. For this, MVPN continues to function even after mobile devices exit its coverage area or change networks. In addition, the processing power required and memory print created by MVPNs is smaller than wired VPNs, which allows the applications to run with more speed and the mobile battery to last longer. One of the major drivers for the mobile VPN market is the increasing need for remote operations in large firms. With organizations having employees around the world, they require a centrally managed and simplified remote office, so that business application and database access can be provided to employees at low cost. Moreover, MVPNs offer remote employees flexibility, enhance productivity and user satisfaction, reduce help desk expenditure, and provide better support for issues that are common with VPNs. Another major factor boosting the growth of the mobile VPN market is the increase in the number of cyberattacks. Because of this, $655 billion was estimated to be spent on cybersecurity solutions between 2015 and 2020, of which $113 billion was estimated to be specifically for securing mobile devices. As organizations grow, they generate increasing amounts of sensitive data, which makes them a potential target for cybercriminals. With a lot of this data now being stored on and exchanged via mobile devices, the demand for MVPNs is rising. In 2017, the mobile VPN market generated the highest revenue in North America, because of the high incidence of cyberattacks, rapid sales of mobile phones, increasing implementation of the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policy, heavy public and private spending on cybersecurity, and technological advancements. The fastest growth during the forecast period will be witnessed by Asia-Pacific (APAC), as a result of the rising sales of smartphones in India and China. Moreover, the increasing penetration of the internet, strict regulations regarding cybersecurity, and rapid industrializing are driving the demand for MVPN solutions in APAC. Hence, the market will witness continuous growth around the world as more smartphones are bought and cybersecurity threats increase. Read More: https://www.psmarketresearch.com/market-analysis/mobile-virtual-private-network-products-market

Why North America Rules Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS) Market? By 2030, the global video surveillance as a service market is predicted to touch $13,584.3 million, since being valued at $2,992.4 million in 2021. The market will grow at an 18.3% CAGR from 2021 to 2030 owing to the rising number of smart cameras and several accompanying sensors, which has resulted in an inclination toward in-band analytics. This combination of variables will augment growth in the market. For instance, there is extensive use of in-band analytics, smart cameras, and other techniques to facilitate operations. The enormous adoption of cloud-based services is creating lucrative opportunities for the video surveillance as a service market. The swift adoption of technology will help the market players to adapt to the shifts in the tastes and preferences of the consumers and the existing market dynamics. Thus, the rising availability of higher frequency bandwidths and various innovations made in cloud computing technology will drive the global market. Users in the surveillance industry are robustly using cloud-based services to cater to their requirements. There is an inherent benefit of swifter response, evidence tampering prevention, and enhanced reach. The surging internet penetration will spur the video surveillance as a service market growth. A market share of at least 35% is held by the hosted category, based on type. This can be ascribed to the extensive utilization of hosted video surveillance as a service in the development of smart cities, and the retail and residential sectors. Moreover, swift-paced internet connectivity, profit-orientation of 5G services, and the surging mobile phone penetration will propel growth in this industry. The lower subscription fees will account for higher sales. Within the vertical segment, the BFSI sector will generate high revenue in the video surveillance as a service market on account of the rising disposable income of the people. The VSaaS provides several benefits including surveillance data access, adding devices flexibility, and lower initial costs. Because of this, these devices are being highly integrated into financial institutions to keep an eye on staff and customers. Furthermore, it also reduces the threats of robberies and kidnapping, enabling the detection of frauds at cash centers to deploy security within banking processes. North America rules the video surveillance as a service market, accounting for approximately 40% of the total revenue. This can be credited to extensive government support, rising threats of terrorism, and surging crime rates in the region. The most usual users of VSaaS are office spaces, restaurants, and hotels. There is an increasing installation of modern surveillance systems by the government in public spaces. In addition, it is also working to expand the usage of these services in the infrastructure and defense industries. Moreover, there is a consistent growth in the European industry because of extensive government support, greater deployment of technologically advanced devices in numerous sectors, coupled with a rising integration of cloud-enabled VSaaS. In addition, APAC will also not lag due to the rising preference for the smart city concept and greater concerns about safety among the citizens in the digitalized era. Thus, the market will boom in the coming years globally. Hence, extensive government support and rising internet penetration will drive the market. Read More: https://www.psmarketresearch.com/market-analysis/video-surveillance-as-a-service-market

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TÉMOIGNAGE BOULEVERSANT D'UN AMÉRICAIN APRÈS AVOIR ÉTÉ VOIR LE FILM " SOUND OF FREEDOM " !! " Je suis allé au cinéma pour regarder Sound of Freedom hier soir. La qualité du film est au top. Cela ne semble en aucun cas bon marché comme certains films "chrétiens". Le jeu des acteurs est excellent. Surtout de la part des enfants acteurs. J'ai aussi beaucoup apprécié l'alchimie entre Jim Caviezel et un ex-criminel qui s'est associé à lui pour sauver les enfants. Jim a des moments puissants, en particulier dans son discours final après le générique. On ne pouvait s'empêcher de verser une larme. Toute la salle de cinéma était complètement silencieuse. Pas un mot n'a été dit une fois le film terminé. Vous pouviez entendre une mouche voler. Personne ne voulait se regarder alors que nous quittions le film et marchions vers nos voitures. Tout le monde était légitimement sombre. Il se termine sur une note élevée. C'est presque étrange à quel point cela touche une corde sensible en vous, car la bande originale a des enfants qui chantent les paroles, "Nous ne sommes pas à vendre". Un mélange d'émotions. De la colère à la tristesse à l'étonnement est puissant. Il y a quelque chose à mettre une histoire à l'écran qui rend l'atrocité de la traite des enfants plus réelle qu'elle ne l'a jamais été. Je n'ai pas pu m'empêcher de penser. Et si c'était un enfant de ma propre famille ? Qu'est ce que je ferais? Les mots ne peuvent pas le décrire. Je suis certain que ce film est un outil puissant et peut être utilisé comme un paratonnerre pour le changement. Nous tous, guerriers de la prière, devons commencer à prier comme jamais auparavant pour la fin complète de cet horrible crime qui tourmente notre société " PARTAGEZ !! DIFFUSEZ !! INFORMEZ !!

LYBIE – LA CHUTE DE MOUAMMAR KADHAFI EXPLIQUÉE PAR SON ANCIEN PORTE-PAROLE MOUSSA IBRAHIM Tous ces crimes, ces ingérences, ont été perpétrés dans le seul et unique but de maintenir l’hégémonie du dollar dans les transactions internationales. Lire la suite ? lien

Le sénateur australien Malcolm Roberts dénonce les crimes sexuels de l’OMS et la corruption de Bill Gates Décidément, les Anglo-Saxons sont à des années-lumière dans leur éveil politique, comparativement à nous autres Français dans nos 2 Assemblées. Les propos tenus par le sénateur Malcolm Roberts sont extrêmement violents et pourtant ils sont vérifiables par tous. Oui, Bill Gates gagne énormément d’argent avec les vaccins dont il va faire la promotion à l’OMS. C’est un conflit d’intérêts qui aurait dû alerter n’importe quel être humain doué de raison. Ensuite oui, le patron de l’OMS, le fameux Tédros, était un véritable criminel de guerre dans son pays juste avant sa nomination à la tête de [...] Lire la suite sur LeLibrePenseur.org