Law Enforcement Software Market Size & Share, by Deployment (Cloud-based, On-Premise); Application (Case Management, Incident Mapping, Record Management, Jail Management, Dispatch Management, Evidence Management); End User (Government, Commercial) - Global Supply & Demand Analysis, Growth Forecasts, Statistics Report 2024-2036

Growth Drivers

• Surge in Malware Incidences and Cyber Attacks: All these observed data, in light of cyber threats, necessitate robust law enforcement software capable of efficiently mitigating and combating such risks, driving demand for advanced cybersecurity solutions in the public safety sector. The cyberattacks are intensifying. Recorded data noting an average of 12 attacks per minute, including 2 novel malware samples, in 2023. A classic amount of 91% of this malware was transmitted via email. IBM reports further highlight a 42% increase in breaches caused by ransomware over the last year, with these incidents taking 50 days longer to identify.
• Data Integration in Smart City and Public Safety Initiatives: The importance of data integration within enterprise operations is undeniable. With over 80% of business leaders emphasizing the importance of data integration plays an essential role in maintaining continuity. With recorded data noting that 67% of enterprises presently rely on data integration for business intelligence and analytics, another bunch of 24% plans to adopt such practices of data integration in the upcoming 12 months. It can be observed that the shift towards cloud-based or hybrid-cloud data integration solutions by 65% of organizations emphasizes a shift toward more flexible and scalable infrastructures. Therefore, in the context of smart cities and public safety initiatives, efficient data integration plays a paramount importance.

Challenges

• Regulatory Compliance and Data Security: Law enforcement software users are engaging with stringent government regulations like the Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) in the U.S. and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe. These regulatory bodies mandate stringent controls over the management of sensitive data, remarkably shaping the market’s trajectory. While their main target is to assist law enforcement in their duties and protect personal information but, compliance with these regulations can be complex and costly.
• Intelligence operations are very much important for crime prevention and resolution but implementing the necessitated measures can be challenging.
• The enforcement of strict data security measures and the need for surveillance that respects privacy rights create a complex environment for law enforcement agencies.