As per the report titled ‘Global Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) Market Size study with COVID-19 impact, by Type (Standalone DPI, Integrated DPI), by Application (Government, Internet Service Provider, Enterprises, Education) and Regional Forecasts 2020-2026’, available with Market Study Report, global deep packet inspection (DPI) market was worth USD 3.6 billion in 2019 and is projected to record a y-o-y growth rate of 30.2% through 2026.
 

Rising number of sophisticated cyberattacks, adoption stringent regulatory & data protection laws, and massive increase in IP traffic due to utilization of high-speed broadband across the globe are fueling the growth of global deep packet inspection (DPI) market.
 

DPI is an advanced tool managing network traffic by assessing the data part and header of a packet that is being forwarded over a computer through an inspection point. It is generally used to filter out any non-compliance to protocol, viruses, intrusions, spams, and other defined criteria to block the packet from passing through the inspection point, but can also be used to redirect a certain packet to an alternate destination. Advent of new technologies has made deep packet inspection feasible for the masses, hence positively impacting the industry outlook.
 

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Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, network security industry is slated to record a substantial growth rate despite the foreseeable economic disruption. Implementation of remote working policies due to lockdown is placing an unprecedented burden on networking technologies and triggering concerns regarding operational technology (OT) security risk over vulnerable home networks, leading to an increased demand for deep packet inspection solutions. On the contrary, lack of awareness about DPI and ignorance towards data security & privacy may limit the industry growth over the forecast period.  
 

As per the regional analysis, global deep packet inspection (DPI) market is segregated into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America and Rest of the World. The report projects North America to accrue significant gains over the forecast period, on account of increasing R&D activities in security technologies and presence of several security vendors across the region.
 

Asia Pacific DPI industry is slated to grow rapidly through 2026, fueled by rising use of mobile computing and escalating cases of cybercrimes, especially in India and China. For instance, according to a 2019 report by Symantec, China witnessed 16.9% of total 545,231 ransomware attacks globally in 2018.
 

Prominent industry players include Procera, Sandvine, R&S Cybersecurity ipoque GmbH, CloudShield, Bivio Network, Qosmos, Allot Communication, Cisco, Arbor, and Huawei.