Make cyber crime pay: Cash in on the war against hackers and rogue states

Companies such as Blancco, CrowdStrike, Darktrace, Arqit, KnowBe4, Palo Alto, Splunk and Qinetiq may not be household names. 

But they are just some of the listed US and UK players in cyber-security, a $120billion (£99billion) global market whose technologies are of ever-greater importance to businesses, governments – and households, as people lead more of their lives online. 

The expected growth in the sector suggests cyber-security could provide some long-term protection for your portfolio. 

Threat: The expected growth in the sector suggests cyber-security could provide some long-term protection for your portfolio

Such is the escalating threat from criminal ransomware groups, hackers and rogue states to private and public sector services, IT systems and personal devices like phones that the market could be worth $434billion (£358billion) by 2030. 

‘Criminal organisations and nations are trying to steal the secrets of individuals, companies and governments,’ says Mike…

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