Argaam Saudi Cybersecurity Market Grows to SR16.3 Billion in 2025
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- •Saudi cybersecurity market valued at SR16.3 billion in 2025.
- •Private sector spending dominates at SR11.2 billion.
- •Cybersecurity workforce exceeds 22,000, with 33% women.
Saudi Arabia's cybersecurity market reached SR16.3 billion in 2025, marking a 10.7% CAGR from 2023. The National Cybersecurity Authority (NCA) reported that private sector spending accounted for SR11.2 billion (69%), while government entities spent SR5.1 billion (31%). The sector contributed approximately SR20 billion to the GDP, with direct contributions of SR9.7 billion and indirect contributions of SR10.3 billion. The workforce in cybersecurity exceeded 22,000 professionals, with women making up 33% of this workforce. The report highlights a strong demand for cybersecurity products and services, including endpoint security and network security. Growth is driven by public-private sector collaboration to enhance competitiveness and innovation.
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